Technology

Three decades ago, Nintendo released a timeless, action-adventure classic that would redefine the video game experience. Link, Ganon, and Princess Zelda have all hit the big 3-0, and to celebrate, we're going to take a look back at this revolutionary game. First and foremost, we're referring to the game's original release on the Nintendo Famicom, the Japanese system that would be converted into the Nintendo Entertainment System when it went stateside.

If their tendency to explode wasn't enough to keep you from getting a Hoverboard, then this video of people failing miserably while riding them should do the trick.

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We've been asking for it for years, and now we're finally getting it.

It's September, which means the annual #AppleEvent where the geniuses in Cupertino, California, unveil the latest editions of Apple's signature products. Here's a quick rundown of what happened.

No one likes wasting their time watching a website take forever to load, and the bane of all video streaming is buffering -- but these five tips will help you avoid those hassles and make your ever-increasing dependence on the internet a lot easier.

Android is the most popular smart phone operating system in the world, but a new flaw shows that they are extremely vulnerable to hackers.

No matter how you cut it, there are reboots out there that just crush our hopes and dreams and drag their legacies through the muck. This list contains the most unfortunate of them; the Ten Worst Franchise Reboots.

Move over, Tony Stark! Scientist are about to give us holgraphic technology that we can manipulate by hand. Hopefully we don't use it to create a blood-thirst A.I. that wants to wipe out humanity.

Most accidents in Argentina happen when a car is trying to pass a truck, but Samsung thinks that they may have a solution that will help save lives.

The lowdown on Apple Music, "one complete thought about music," announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.

As we get busier, we get more stuff to make our lives easier, but because we're busy, we sometimes lose that stuff and then lose time looking for it. It's time we stopped losing our stuff and our time, yes?