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Is there anything that Google can't do?

FTP stands for "File Transfer Protocol," and it's used to transfer files online. Most internet users don't need it, but web developers use it constantly.

BlackBerry has taken the wraps off its newest Android phone. It's called the DTEK50, and it runs BlackBerry's proprietary apps and security software.

Love science? Then you'll really love Google's new app, Science Journal. Using the sensors already present in your Android device, you can run experiments.

As memory prices drop steadily, there are still opportunities to pack your system with the biggest and baddest. G.Skill's 128GB DDR4 kit is exactly that.

New footage of Apple founder Steve Jobs suggests he may had had a different side to the one shown in new movies.

If you've been the target of a cyberattack from a foreign land, Facebook will let you know.

Apple's fall event this year has brought us the iPhone 6S, a new Apple TV and a ginormous iPad Pro. Find everything you need to know in our quick recap.

Jesus Vigo reviews Terminal commands used to enable, modify, and manage Wi-Fi connections on Macs in OS X.