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US Homelessness Jumps 18% Amid Affordability Crisis, Rising Number of Asylum Seekers

There were more than 770,000 people experiencing homelessness on a single night in January of this year alone.

Researchers Push Study on Artificial Pancreas to Help Diabetes Patients

National Institutes of Health has given $12.7 million worth of financial funding to the project. The team is composed of researchers from University of Virginia’s School of Medicine, and Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

Learn Four Kinds of a Child's Cry, Thanks to a $2.99 Taiwanese App

A certain application that can differentiate between varieties of crying sounds made by babies has been developed by Taiwanese researchers.

Oculus Rift Will Be Out 2016; Will Come With VR Adventure Game

Oculus Rift will be hitting the stores on the first quarter of this year and will be coming with a VR adventure game, the "Lucky's Tale." It is an original title from McKinney and developed by Playful Corp and it is a free one.

AT&T will Take Out Its Two-year Contracts by January 8

AT&T will stop offering a 2-year contracts starting Jan.8 to new and existing customers. Customers planning to be on the carrier will have to purchase a new phone or through its Next installment plan.

Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB Model SM-G920T Available for $499; Limited Offer

Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB version model number SM-G920T can now be purchased online through Amazon. The phone was originally priced at $599.00 but was given a 17% discount, which brings it down to $499.00. It is factory unlocked and comes with a U.S. Warranty version.

T-Mobile Throttling YouTube Videos; Phone Carrier Said It Is Not So

T-Mobile has allowed its eligible subscribers to their "Binge On" service. This feature allows their customers to binge watch their favorite shows from Netflix, HBO Go, Hulu and a few more, without consuming any portion of their subscriber's the data plan. Plus, these videos can be watched, by default, 480p quality.

How the 'Miss Universe 2015' Q&A Portion Revealed the Intelligence of Every Contestant

"Miss Universe 2015" has been commended for this year's Q & A portion for it gave significant political questions that concern the home country of each contestant.

US Rental Prices Continues to Rise at A Slow Rate: Housing Costs Predicted to Continue Exceeding Income Growth

Rental prices in the US are continuously rising at a slow rate but are predicted to continue growing, higher than that of the income growth rate in the country.

Microsoft Lumia 850 Rumors: Leaked Image Reveals Curved Edges; More Like Lumia 950 Series?

A Microsoft Lumia 850 image, was once again leaked, but this time it is clearer. A Microsoft Lumia 850 image, was once again leaked, but this time it is clearer.

GoPro Drone 'Karma' News: Stable, 4K Quality Videos Come 2016 for $5000-$1000?

GoPro is plunging on the consumer drone market. It is set to release its own come 2016 and will be called "Karma."

Sony Xperia Z5 Compact vs iPhone 6s: Comfort, Beauty for $199, or Waterproof, Dustproof for $650

Sony's Xperia Z5 Compact is almost of the same size as Apple's iPhone 6s, and can be considered as a challenger to one another in terms of screen size. Concerning the other aspects of the phones, here is a straight and simple comparison.

Apple Watch 2 News: Camera, Wireless Connection, Facetime to be included in March 2016 Unveiling?

Apple Watch 2 may arrive in March 2016, and consumers will be having it in their hands by April. It is said that it may also come in with a bunch of new features, such as a camera and its own wireless connection.

'Pokémon Z' Release Update: Dec. 15 (Today) Did Not Happen; Will Zygard in 5 Forms be Released in Q1 2016?

"Pokémon Z" was not released on Dec. 15, today. "Pokémon Z" was not released on Dec. 15, today. "Pokémon Z" fans have been greatly anticipating the next "Pokémon" game to be released by Nintendo.

Moto X Style News: Moto X Pure Edition Gets Android 6.0 Marshmallow OTA; 650MB Storage Requirement

Moto X Style users in Europe can now get the latest version of the Android mobile operating system, Marshmallow. Moto X Style is the international version of Moto X Pure Edition in the U.S. market.

DROID Turbo 2 and LG Flex 2: Droid Turbo 2 Can be Personalized, But LG Flex 2 Has Self-Healing Material to Fix Scratches

LG Flex 2 was released last February, but up until now, it is still being challenged. The latest phone being near to its specs and features is Motorola's shatterproof DROID Turbo 2. Without further delay, here is a comparison between the two great phones.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Update: Snapdragon 820 Chipset Pars Apple's A9; Liquid Cooling System Prevents Predecessor Overheating Issues

Samsung Galaxy S7 variants will have the Exynos 8890 and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820. Samsung Galaxy S7 variants will have the Exynos 8890 and Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820.

'Minecraft' Wii U Edition Release Update: Dec. 17 Release Comes with 'The Simpson,' 'Dr Who' Add-ons; Buy It via the Nintendo Digital Store for $29.99

The "Minecraft" Wii U Edition will be playable on Dec. 17. The "Minecraft" Wii U Edition will be playable on Dec. 17. The "Minecraft" Wii U Edition upcoming release has made "Minecraft" and Nintendo fans are finally rejoicing.

8 Pointers to Remember When Building a New Home

Having a custom made house is not that easy and can lead you to make unwise decisions. Here are some important things to remember while having that dream house of yours finally built.

10 Items You Should Always Buy in Large Quantities for Your Home

Buying in bulk offers many benefits to consumers. This is true, but not for all items. Find out what goods can be best bought in bigger quantities.

Study Shows that The Universe is Dying, Energy Production in 200,000 Galaxies Declining

The universe is in a declining phase. A study is said to have established that the energy produced by more than 200,000 galaxies is slowly beginning to decline, causing the energy production to lessen by almost 50 percent in comparison to its performance about 2 billion years ago. This steady decline is said to happen continually until the universe ultimately comes to an end.