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Sony will likely roll out the Android 5.0 Lollipop update for Xperia Z3 series after it got certification from Wi-Fi Alliance.

Although Samsung has not yet made any official announcement on the impending release of its Galaxy Note 5, mobile blogs and websites are churning out details on what the new phablet will look like in terms of size, resolution, processor and other details.

The video of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians being beheaded by members of the Islamic State in Libya a week ago appears to have been manipulated, according to experts, who say ISIS have modified the video to show their people - clad in all black in the video - as what appears to be more than 7-feet ...

After five years of wrangling, boxing welterweight greats Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have finally agreed to fight in a mega match in May, which is now being touted as one of the most lucrative deals in boxing history.

After battling cancer for 20 years, a retired pastor is in remission for five years now, which he said is a result of his faith in both God and science.

A pediatrician in a clinic in Roseville, Michigan, has stirred controversy after she refused to check up a baby of a lesbian couple, instead passing the appointment over to a colleague because she felt she would not be able to "develop the personal patient-doctor relationship that I normally do ...

President Obama said the government will appeal the ruling by a Texas court that temporarily blocked the implementation of two immigration reform programs he initiated. These are the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents, or DAPA, and expanded Deferred Action for ...

The applicants for the first human trip to Mars have been whittled down to 100 including 33 from the U.S. from an initial pool of 202,586.

Two pro-gun groups are awaiting the court's decision on California's gun microstamping law, which was passed in 2007, which they say will "eliminate the handgun market" in the state to the detriment of qualified gun owners.

With measles outbreaks being reported in several U.S. states, a senator from Oregon is pushing for parents and guardians to be prohibited from claiming non-medical exemptions from vaccination for their children.

Three Democratic congressmen will ask the government to extend the enrollment for the Affordable Care Act, whose deadline lapsed on Sunday, with tax penalties for those who fail to get themselves enrolled.