DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) — Dick Tracy got an atom-powered two-way wrist radio in 1946. Marty Cooper never forgot it.

Thomas Mulligan investigates the possibility that we are living in a computer simulation and the odds involved.

Revisiting the golden age of the desk clock, Patek Philippe has reinvented a historic model that belonged to American carmaker James Ward Packard.Visitors to the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva can ...

The simple landlines once used to call friends or family evolved into omnipresent glossy screens that flood our brain with ...

One of the most consequential developments in the history of computing happened 50 years ago. It set Apple on course to ...

A fully-functioning engineering prototype of the Voodoo 5 6000 was sold at an auction for a whopping $15,000. It's truly an ...

Virtual reality has changed the world in more ways than one. The concept first emerged in science fiction, so how has it ...

Despite the wheel’s immeasurable impact, no one is certain as to who invented it, or when and where it was first conceived. The hypothetical scenario described above is based on a 2015 theory ...

Simulating the wheel’s evolution To begin our investigation, we created a computer program designed to simulate the ... According to our theory, there was no precise moment at which the wheel was ...

Despite the wheel’s immeasurable impact, no one is certain as to who invented it, or when and where it was first conceived. The hypothetical scenario described above is based on a 2015 theory that ...

Imagine you're a copper miner in southeastern Europe in the year 3900 B.C.E. Day after day you haul copper ore through the mine's sweltering tunnels.

Despite the wheel’s immeasurable impact, no one is certain as to who invented it, or when and where it was first conceived. The hypothetical scenario described above is based on a 2015 theory that ...