Even the Sapphire VS8 scores much higher using the exact same AMD APU Quad-Core solution and less memory. So you can nix scratching that high–end gaming itch and I would steer clear of intensive video editing and encoding. But at this price point, …

It floats in oil (and water too, though that'd end very badly since, you know, alkali go boom), and since it's reactive with moisture in the air, pure lithium is typically stored in anaerobic conditions and covered in either mineral oil, petroleum …

IT sounds like the ideal car accessory for high-speed crooks but it's actually designed to move traffic out of the way for emergency vehicles. Swedish car maker Volvo is developing … equipped with a warning system to match. It is part of a growing …

So by the end of your first week, people would start to be like, "Who is young scrappy whippersnapper who hits nothing but home runs? WHY HE'S … You're allowed to do it so long as there's plenty of room to flip the switch and you're not swinging that …

The fashion world was all abuzz this morning with the news that high–end fashion house Yves Saint Laurent was losing its CEO Paul Deneve. At that time, the … And of course, if any gadget company is known for its design principles, it's Apple. It will …

In May, CEO Tim Cook coyly hinted that "the wrist is interesting" as a place for a high–end gadget. Meanwhile, Google has mark the face as the next frontier for wearable tech, and has been perusing a markedly different strategy for marketing Google Glass.

NEW YORK – The U.S. dollar hit its highest in a month against the yen and euro on Tuesday while a gauge of global equities fell as U.S stocks reversed course to end slightly lower. Wall Street slipped in a volatile session, weighed mostly by declines …

Sales of pickup trucks fueled strong demand for new vehicles in the United States in June, driving the industry toward its strongest month since before the recession and pointing to another bright spot in the world's largest economy. Trading will …

Today the global economy risks slipping back on its growth: Some 197 million people around the world remain unemployed—28 million more than in 2007, the last year before the crisis. Amidst substantial fiscal contractions, the U.S. economy grew a mere …