20081231:
UK government to outsource data snooping and storage
20081230:
Computing in a molecule
20081230:
Evolution of intelligence more complex than once thought
20081230:
How Sony's development of the cell processor benefited microsoft
20081230:
iPlayer chief pushes tiered charging for ISPs
20081230:
Man invents alternative to cooking gas
20081230:
Semiconductor lasers generate better random numbers
20081230:
Whether the US auto industry retool itself to build rails
20081229:
InfoWorld's crystal ball predicts the future of microsoft
20081229:
Interclue and the pitfalls of going proprietary
20081227:
Batteries to store wind energy
20081227:
Matt Blaze examines communications privacy
20081227:
Thirty years of Star Wars technology
20081227:
UK culture secretary wants website ratings, censorship
20081226:
Chandrayaan M3 instrument confirms iron-bearing minerals on the Moon
20081226:
Net filtering trial delay 'another Govt bungle'
20081226:
No furnaces but heat aplenty in 'passive houses'
20081226:
Notebook sales outpace desktop sales
20081226:
Top tech breakthroughs of 2008
20081226:
What carriers don't want you to know about texting
20081225:
Storing photons' quantum states in a solid state device
20081225:
Universal broadband plan calls for $44 billion
20081224:
Local teens claim pranks on county's Speed Cams
20081224:
New York City street lights to go LED
20081224:
Religious leaders slam 'Toy Taliban'
20081224:
Student invention may significantly extend mobile device battery life
20081223:
AMD Phenom II available to distributors this week
20081223:
Microsoft extends XP to may 2009 for OEMs
20081222:
Australia to block BitTorrent
20081222:
Blind man navigates obstacle maze unaided
20081222:
Blood from mosquito traps car thief
20081222:
If newspapers are doomed
20081222:
One ISP says RIAA must pay for piracy protection
20081222:
The fed who blew the whistle
20081222:
The RIAA's rocky road ahead
20081222:
With lawsuit settled, hackers now working with MBTA
20081221:
EEStor issued a patent for its supercapacitor
20081221:
Into a new year, slowly pounding the gates
20081221:
Octopuses give eight thumbs up for high-def TV
20081221:
Repair crews reach vicinity of damaged cables in Mediterranean
20081221:
Space is just a little bit closer
20081220:
Scientists hack cellphone to detect diseases
20081219:
'Hobbit' fossils represent a new species
20081219:
Breast cancer gene-free baby due
20081219:
Music industry to abandon mass suits
20081219:
RIAA claim of stopping suits 'months' ago is false
20081219:
Wireless power consortium pushes for standard
20081218:
Hardware is cheap, programmers are expensive
20081218:
Little tech wins big as nanocar inventor takes top science award
20081218:
Researchers create graphite memory 10 atoms thick
20081218:
Toshiba to launch first 512GB solid state drive
20081217:
Microsoft rushes Internet Explorer patch
20081217:
Whether biofuels are still economically feasible
20081216:
British Royal Navy submarines now run Windows
20081216:
Galaxy clusters' stunted growth confirms dark energy
20081216:
Scientists find hole in earth's magnetic field
20081215:
Attack of the quarter-ton, 'fridge-sized' killer jellyfish
20081215:
Convergent evolution upends honeyeaters' taxonomy
20081215:
Hackers compromise legit web sites to target Microsoft IE flaw
20081215:
If programming languages were religions
20081215:
MIT injects nanotubes to help fight cancer
20081215:
openSUSE 11.1 coming this week
20081215:
RIAA may be violating a court order in california
20081215:
Sarcasm useful for detecting dementia
20081215:
Telstra kicked out of NBN by Federal government
20081214:
Meteorite destroys warehouse in Auckland, NZ
20081214:
The end of individual genius
20081214:
Triple helix - designing a new molecule of life
20081213:
Australia says no to internet censorship
20081213:
FCC cancels meeting for free Internet vote
20081213:
Followup to 'When teachers are obstacles to Linux'
20081213:
The Economist suggests Linux for netbooks
20081213:
The fed who blew the whistle
20081213:
There is gold in them iPhones
20081213:
VASIMR plasma thruster to be tested aboard ISS
20081213:
Vista to XP upgrade triples in price, now $150
20081212:
'Oldest human brain' discovered
20081212:
Astronomers dissect a supermassive black hole
20081212:
Google cranks up the consensus engine
20081212:
Intel on track for 32 nm manufacturing
20081212:
Reducing the risk of human extinction
20081212:
UK ignores logic, backs 20-year music copyright extension
20081211:
DNA strands modified into tiny fiber-optic cables
20081211:
Ericsson and Intel offer Remote notebook lockdown
20081211:
eWMDs
20081211:
Five PC power myths debunked
20081211:
Fructose metabolism more complicated than was thought
20081211:
Images read from human brain
20081211:
Injectable artificial bone developed
20081211:
UK cops want 'breathalyzers' for PCs
20081211:
US has more IPv6 eyeballs than asia, because of Apple
20081211:
Whether will consoles merge back into PCs
20081210:
Birth of the Moon may have been a runaway nuclear reaction
20081210:
Nobel prize winning physicist as energy secretary
20081210:
The Checklist
20081210:
Time to get good at functional programming
20081210:
Waste coffee grounds offer new source of biodiesel
20081210:
Wind and sun beat other energy alternatives
20081209:
Bjarne Stroustrup on Educating Software Developers
20081209:
Black hole confirmed in Milky Way
20081209:
VeriSign, NeuStar and others team on DNS security
20081208:
A no-fly zone to protect Linux from patent trolls
20081208:
Broadcom squeezes 11n, Bluetooth, FM into new, cheap chip
20081208:
Canadian groups call for massive net regulation
20081207:
Ancient skills 'could reverse global warming'
20081207:
Cold sore virus may be Alzheimer's smoking gun
20081207:
FCC Commissioner Lauds DRM, ISP Filtering
20081207:
Intel breaks record with optical CMOS device
20081207:
Intel developers demo USB 3.0 throughput on Linux
20081207:
There is a cyberwar and the US losing
20081206:
It's not what the papers say, it's what they don't
20081206:
Why auto-scaling in the cloud is a bad idea
20081205:
A look at modern game AI
20081205:
Clarifying the next step in Australia's net-censorship scheme
20081205:
IBM launches Microsoft-free Linux virtual desktop
20081205:
Let us end drug prohibition
20081205:
Net neutrality opponent calls google a 'bandwidth hog'
20081204:
A cheat sheet to all the browser betas
20081204:
GitTorrent
20081204:
Saline agriculture may be the future of farming
20081204:
Stanford researchers develop blood scanner that can detect cancer
20081204:
Why GitTorrent is so important
20081203:
Alien comet may have infiltrated the solar system
20081203:
First superconducting transistor created
20081203:
IPv6 adoption up 300 percent over two years
20081203:
Next G8 president wants to 'regulate the internet'
20081203:
Online Billpay provider loses control of domains
20081203:
Survey - U.S. foot-dragging on IPv6 setting country back
20081203:
The backstory of the Kaminsky bug
20081203:
Valve says DRM is stupid but Microsoft still doesn't get it
20081203:
With JavaFX, Sun seeks new coders, new revenue
20081202:
Protecting the internet
20081202:
UN plans asteroid response framework
20081130:
Greenhouse gases will heat up planet 'for ever'
20081129:
On the state of linux file systems
20081128:
Google's Gatekeepers
20081128:
Japan workers told to go home and procreate
20081128:
Significant Russian attack on US military networks
20081128:
Ubiquitous hydrogen power not getting any closer
20081127:
NASA and DoE team on dark energy research
20081127:
Scientists identify a potentially universal mechanism of aging
20081127:
Web browser programming blurring the lines of MVC
20081125:
FAA greenlights satellite-based air traffic control system
20081125:
Shocking state of British broadband revealed
20081125:
Sweet molecule could lead us to alien life
20081124:
An optimized GUI based on users' abilities
20081124:
Eighteen percent of consumers can't tell HD from SD
20081124:
Film studios to become 'police, judge, executioner'
20081124:
Groklaw says Microsoft patent portfolio now worthless
20081119:
Technology is a double-edged sword
20081119:
Woman given windpipe created in laboratory
20081118:
Microsoft - no-cost consumer security offering
20081118:
NASA tests deep-space network modeled on the internet
20081118:
Oldest nuclear family found murdered in germany
20081117:
Apple's new MacBooks have built-in copy protection
20081117:
Court slams door on sale of spyware
20081117:
McColo takedown
20081116:
FOIA docs show feds can lojack mobiles without telco help
20081116:
Pentagon clears flying-car project for takeoff
20081114:
Northrop grumman markets weaponized laser system
20081114:
VR snow game functions as pain management
20081113:
AMD launches first 45nm Shanghai cpus
20081113:
Ubuntu announces ARM port
20081112:
Attack of the tiny particles - be slightly afraid
20081112:
Boot windows Vista in four seconds
20081112:
Microsoft denies paying nigerians $400,000 to ditch Linux
20081112:
Nuke site converted into green data center
20081112:
Plasma plants vaporize trash while creating energy
20081112:
Three firms confess to fixing LCD prices, agree to pay 585 million dollar fine
20081112:
Valve tried to trick HalfLife2 hacker into fake job interview
20081111:
Google can predict the flu
20081111:
Microsoft's 'dead cow' patch was 7 years in the making
20081111:
Net censorship plan backlash
20081111:
New search engine takes 'dyve' into the dark web
20081111:
OpenOffice verses Google Apps
20081111:
Relentless web attack hard to kill
20081111:
Vein patterns could replace fingerprints
20081111:
Washington post blog shuts down 75% of online spam
20081110:
11,000-year-old temple found in Turkey
20081110:
As seas rise, Maldives seek to buy a new homeland
20081110:
AVG virus scanner removes critical Windows file
20081110:
DNS inventor tackles flaw
20081110:
Fridge-sized tape recorder could crack lunar mysteries
20081110:
Identifying people by odor as effective as fingerprinting
20081110:
PCGA to 'take up the challenge of piracy'
20081110:
Scientists discover proteins controlling evolution
20081110:
Sun unveils RAID-less storage appliance
20081110:
The Rest of the Genome
20081109:
Revolutionary auto already on the road
20081108:
China hijacks popular bittorrent sites
20081108:
FTC hearing - DRM interoperability
20081108:
How social software can improve democracy
20081108:
India's moon mission placed in lunar orbit
20081108:
Two new class-action suits against EA over DRM
20081107:
EU refuses to divulge Microsoft contracts
20081107:
Garda chief asks mobile phone firm to retain web-browsing data
20081107:
German doctor cures an HIV patient with a bone marrow transplant
20081107:
Solar cycle 24 may have finally begun
20081107:
The United States CTO needs to be a CIO
20081107:
Too important to lose - telco appeals city's fiber-optic win
20081107:
Unmanned robot subs key to Canada's claim on Arctic riches
20081106:
Doctorow on copyright reform and culture
20081106:
FTC wants to de-muck the intellectual property quagmire
20081106:
Internet black boxes to record every email and website visit
20081106:
Microsoft begs hardware makers to take support seriously
20081106:
Microsoft missing netbook growth as Linux wins sales
20081106:
Project turns GPS phones into traffic reporters
20081106:
Researchers hijack Storm worm to track profits
20081106:
Simulations predict where we can find dark matter
20081106:
The right choice for United States CTO - Charles Rossotti
20081106:
Who the nation's CTO will be
20081105:
John Doerr's Advice for Barack Obama - Hire Bill Joy
20081105:
US army to push X-files tech development
20081104:
US Army tries holograms, quantum computing
20081102:
German foreign ministry migrates desktops to OSS
20081031:
French invention could help to extend the natural human lifespan
20081031:
Grapes may aid a bunch of heart risk factors
20081031:
How vampires evolved to live on blood alone
20081031:
In Google Book search settlement, readers lose
20081031:
Major advances in knot theory
20081031:
Mathematician cracks mystery Beatles chord
20081031:
Undetectable data-stealing trojan nabs 500,000 virtual wallets
20081030:
BBC brings DRM-Free content to Linux users
20081030:
Game makers accusing innocent people of piracy in the UK
20081030:
ICANN proposes new way to buy top-level domains
20081030:
ISP-level content filtering won't work
20081030:
Magnetic portals connect sun and Earth
20081030:
Private firm plots robotic lunar exploration
20081030:
Ubuntu 8.10 outperforms Windows Vista
20081030:
When powering down servers makes sense
20081029:
On whether the US can stop the illegal export of its technology
20081029:
Optical fibers with a silicon core
20081029:
Samsung unveils 0.05mm thin OLED panel
20081029:
Secondlight, Microsoft's New Surface prototype
20081029:
Sony removes content approval, PS2 now open platform
20081029:
World is facing a natural resources crisis worse than financial crunch
20081028:
Hackers publish attack code for last week's Windows bug
20081028:
NASA Orbiter reveals details of a wetter Mars
20081028:
Silicon optical fiber made practical
20081028:
Tech giants in human rights deal
20081028:
The internet is 'built wrong'
20081028:
Tribler set to make BitTorrent sites obsolete
20081027:
Multiple asteroid belts found orbiting nearby star
20081027:
Researcher warns of 'Digital Dark Age'
20081027:
Samsung's new carbon nanotube color e-paper
20081027:
Scientists selected for new eye on the universe
20081026:
Arctic is melting even in winter
20081024:
Australia plans electric vehicle network
20081024:
Australian government censorship 'worse than Iran'
20081024:
Flunking Spore
20081024:
Open source hardware, for fun and for profit
20081024:
Storing qubits in nuclei
20081023:
Bill Gates' mysterious new company
20081023:
Hydrogen-producing bacteria could provide clean energy
20081023:
Why we need unlicensed white-space broadband spectrum
20081022:
In UK, broadband limits confuse nine in ten users
20081022:
Magnetic levitating trains get go-ahead in Japan
20081022:
New state of matter could extend Moore's law
20081022:
Study squashes myth of gamer as antisocial Comic Book Guy
20081021:
Earth in midst of sixth mass extinction
20081021:
Economic crisis will eliminate open source
20081021:
Print a new heart
20081020:
DARPA contract hints at real-time video spying
20081020:
Game-related education on the rise at colleges
20081020:
Geoengineering to cool the Earth becoming thinkable
20081020:
Learning to profit from piracy
20081020:
Number of ET civilizations in our galaxy is 37,964
20081020:
Red Hat CEO says economic crisis favors open source
20081020:
The state of piracy and DRM in PC gaming
20081017:
Ext4 advances as interim step to btrfs
20081017:
Physical decline caused by slow decay of brain's myelin
20081017:
Why the kill switch makes sense for Android
20081015:
Giant database plan 'Orwellian'
20081012:
A lurker bomb that can hover for ten hours
20081011:
Black silicon advances imaging, solar energy
20081011:
FCC report supports use of white spaces for wireless
20081011:
Huge credit fraud ring sends Europeans' data to Pakistan
20081011:
In defense of piracy
20081011:
The Rise of the Machines
20081010:
A robot to destroy breast cancer cells
20081010:
Artificial gecko adhesive, now in experimental glue
20081010:
Government will spy on every call and e-mail
20081010:
How US schools' culture stifles math achievement
20081010:
Loebner Prize founder on why he's backing AI
20081010:
The quest for Earth 2
20081010:
World Bank under cybersiege in unprecedented crisis
20081009:
Arthropod Chain Gangs
20081009:
City-owned fiber network a go as judge tosses telco lawsuit
20081009:
Financial quagmire bringing out the scammers
20081009:
No IPv6 for UK broadband users
20081009:
Unbelievably large telescopes on the Moon
20081009:
Unbreakable encryption unveiled
20081008:
Aquaduct bike purifies water as you pedal
20081008:
Arctic soil twice as greenhouse-gas producing than previously estimated
20081008:
Feds start moving on net security hole - update
20081008:
Homeland Security's space-based spying goes live
20081007:
Active matrix OLED panel shipments grow rapidly as passive matrix OLEDs decline
20081007:
Ars examines outlandish 'lost to piracy' claims and figures
20081007:
Fair Use seems to be decided by who has the most money
20081007:
Holographic television to become reality
20081007:
Humans will not evolve further, says geneticist
20081007:
Leading geneticist Steve Jones says human evolution is over
20081007:
Microsoft maps out migration from Windows
20081007:
Midori - Sour or Sweet
20081007:
NSA whistleblowers reveal extent of NSA eavesdropping
20081004:
How kernel hackers boosted the speed of desktop Linux
20081004:
Microsoft once again offering pseudo-open source on CodePlex
20081003:
6.7 meter telescope to capture 30 terabytes per night
20081003:
CERN launches the biggest computing grid in the world
20081003:
Maine to skip Vista, go directly to Windows 7
20081003:
MS reportedly adds 6 months of Vista downgrade
20081003:
No naked black holes
20081003:
Norwegian standards body members resign over OOXML
20081003:
Replacing fiber with 10 gigabit wireless
20081003:
Seeing with your skin
20081002:
An open source legal breakthrough
20081002:
Judge suppresses report on voting systems
20081002:
Microsoft bids to take over open document format
20081002:
Researchers re-examine second law of thermodynamics
20081002:
Rotten smell raises Apple toxin fears
20081002:
Whose pipes
20081001:
Man uses remote logon to help find laptop thief
20081001:
South Korea's free computer game business model hits the US
20081001:
The Pirate Bay 'just a very large hobby'
20081001:
Training bacteria to deliver drugs
20081001:
Ultrasound machine ages wine
20081001:
When particles are so small that they seep right through skin
20080929:
MIT submarine is most autonomous robot ocean researcher yet
20080929:
New approach to malware modifies linux kernel
20080929:
The world's 23 toughest math questions
20080927:
Japan to get 1gbps home fiber connections
20080927:
Venezuela purchases a million Intel Classmates
20080926:
AT&T, Verizon to require opt-in for user tracking
20080926:
DARPA developing super scope
20080926:
Eco town dwellers may be monitored for green habits
20080926:
Universal surface scanner detected
20080926:
Wall Street's collapse may be computer science's gain
20080925:
China to run out of IPv4 addresses in 830 days
20080925:
Clickjacking - researchers raise alert for scary new cross-browser exploit
20080925:
Game distribution and the 'idiocy' of DRM
20080925:
Google to fund ideas that will change the world
20080925:
Microsoft documentation unfit for US consumption
20080925:
New lobbying group calls for internet filtering
20080925:
Orbiter reveals rock fracture plumbing on mars
20080925:
RIAA loses $222K verdict against Jammy Thomas
20080925:
Safe stem cells produced from adult cells
20080925:
Simple device claimed to boost fuel efficiency by up to 20 percent
20080925:
Superstruct - a sneak preview of the final threat
20080925:
The Pirate Bay sucessfully appeals Italian block
20080925:
The thirteen greatest error messages of all time
20080925:
UK government to require ID cards for some foreign residents
20080924:
A biologist reviews an evolution textbook from the ID camp
20080924:
Developers will get Windows 7 alpha on October 28
20080924:
Disappointing cancer study results go unreported
20080924:
DOJ opposes extending DOJ copyright authority
20080924:
Google reveals wireless vision - open networks
20080924:
NASA upgrades weather research supercomputer
20080924:
NYT ponders the future of solaris in a Linux-Windows world
20080924:
Pilots sleep through landing procedure
20080924:
Solar wind blows at 50-year low
20080924:
Studies say ideology trumps facts
20080924:
White spaces test rigged, says Google co-founder Page
20080923:
'Pre-crime' detector shows promise
20080923:
Australia mulling a nationwide vehicle-tracking system
20080923:
Barack Obama - Connecting and empowering all americans through technology and innovation
20080923:
BT Wholesale to delay 21CN WBMC broadband rollout
20080923:
Complaints pour in after digital TV test
20080923:
Fake popup study sadly confirms most users are idiots
20080923:
IBM threatens to leave ISO over OOXML brouhaha
20080923:
Mysterious new 'dark flow' discovered in space
20080923:
Ofcom release action plan for superfast broadband
20080923:
T-Mobile, Google finally unveil the first Android phone
20080923:
The methane time bomb
20080922:
Google, internet users push back against U.S. copyright treaty
20080922:
How the Linux Standard Base keeps linux one big happy family
20080922:
Japanese begin working on Space Elevator
20080922:
Mars polar cap mystery solved
20080922:
Mars Rover's epic trek for the Crater Endeavor
20080922:
New speed record for magnetic memory
20080922:
Saturn's rings may be very old
20080922:
Senate boosts funding for laser weapons
20080922:
The mobile internet you'll be using in 10 years
20080922:
The Supercomputer Race
20080920:
Half of Scots cod catches being thrown back into sea
20080920:
Naphthalene found in outer space
20080920:
US Army to develop 'thought helmets'
20080919:
Germany fired up over clean coal
20080919:
Hawking unveils 'strangest clock'
20080919:
IBM unveils technology for 22nm chips
20080919:
Lockheed gets $485m from NASA to create MAVEN craft
20080919:
SGI releases OpenGL as free software
20080918:
EFF sues NSA, President Bush, and VP Cheney
20080918:
Gamers are fitter (and sadder) than you think
20080918:
How telcos and ISPs are prepping for a pandemic
20080918:
To purge or not to purge your data
20080917:
Breakthrough in use of graphene for ultracapacitors
20080917:
Google to buy Valve
20080917:
IPv6 - Experts make a solid business case
20080917:
Peru to be first to put Windows on OLPC laptop
20080917:
Ray Beckerman sued by the RIAA
20080917:
Report is critical of US for dumping e-waste overseas
20080917:
Sheboygan woman files landmark case over Web links
20080917:
Software spots spin in political speeches
20080917:
What the oil companies don't tell you
20080916:
100 groups demand to see secret anticounterfeiting treaty
20080916:
7th-grader designs three dimensional solar cell
20080916:
Congress may kill NIH open access research rules
20080916:
Copyright board lawyer responds on Pandora's end
20080916:
Microsoft and Cray to unveil $25,000 Windows-based supercomputer
20080916:
National car tracking system proposed for US
20080916:
Plastic bottle chemical linked to heart disease
20080915:
Berners-Lee wants truth ratings for websites
20080915:
First image of a planet orbiting a sun-like star
20080915:
Ford's 65mpg due in November, but not in the US
20080915:
Google's floating datahaven
20080915:
Hubble finds unidentified object in space
20080915:
India Launches Open Source Drug Discovery
20080915:
Intel unveils 6-core chip, as Unisys touts 96 cores
20080915:
NASA patents to be auctioned
20080915:
NASA selects 'Maven' mission to study Mars atmosphere
20080915:
Sony CTO starts new 'buy once, play anywhere' group
20080915:
Spy agencies turn to online sources for info
20080915:
Whether the Ubuntu desktop can best the Mac desktop
20080915:
Windbelt, cheap generator alternative, set to power third world
20080914:
Creationism call divides Royal Society
20080914:
Twilight of the GPU - an epic interview with Tim Sweeney
20080913:
Examining Chrome's source code
20080913:
Judge rules defense can get DUI machine source code
20080913:
NYC opens 911 hotline to pictures, video
20080913:
Researchers test drive bus with automated steering
20080913:
RIAA and MPAA developing domain-based DRM
20080913:
Scientist uncovers miscalculation in geological undersea record
20080913:
Scientists test world's fastest wireless network
20080913:
University brings charges against white hat hacker
20080913:
Virginia Supreme Court strikes down anti-spam law
20080912:
Advanced surveillance tech for unmanned drones credited in Iraq
20080912:
Keep creationism out of the science class
20080912:
Microsoft says IE8 phoning home is 'pretty innocuous'
20080912:
Nanotech paint to kill bacteria
20080912:
Science lessons should tackle creationism and intelligent design
20080912:
Telco sues municipality for laying their own fiber
20080912:
Tying knots with light
20080912:
U.N. agency eyes curbs on internet anonymity
20080912:
US space woes felt by Europe
20080912:
Whether modern games stand the test of time
20080911:
Compressor-free refrigerator on the way
20080911:
Fire your IT boss
20080911:
Gigabit Wi-Fi on the horizon
20080911:
HP may be developing its own version of Linux
20080911:
Senate judiciary committee approves copyright cops
20080911:
When dinosaurs battled crurotarsans
20080910:
Brightest gamma-ray burst was aimed at Earth
20080910:
Melting ice caps could suck carbon from atmosphere
20080910:
Microsoft concedes Vista launch problems
20080910:
NASA developing small nuclear reactor for the moon
20080910:
San Fran hunts for mystery device on city network
20080910:
Spy agencies to warn new president of warming’s dangers
20080910:
Super steel sought for fusion reactors
20080910:
Superstitions evolved to help us survive
20080910:
Too much food can be bad for biodiversity
20080909:
Guiding internet traffic beats throttling it
20080909:
New bug ferments green fuel on the cheap
20080909:
Space junk is Hubble repair mission's greatest risk
20080909:
Ubuntu welcomes Jaunty Jackalope
20080909:
Whether dark matter is a wimp or a champ
20080908:
Bad building, not heavy rain, made these houses flood
20080908:
Bipolar disorder tied to age of fathers
20080908:
ET could 'tickle' stars to create galactic internet
20080907:
1,500-ship fleet proposed to fight climate change
20080907:
If you are good with numbers, it's in your genes
20080907:
Lord Winston to farm pigs for transplants
20080907:
Shun meat, says UN climate chief
20080906:
Nanotube 'longboats' slaughter cancer cells
20080905:
DNA shows that last woolly mammoths had North American roots
20080905:
Infectious, test tube-produced prions can jump the species barrier
20080905:
Intellectual Work Found To Induce Excessive Calorie Intake
20080905:
IsoHunt petitions Canadian court for copyright blessing
20080905:
Moore to offer election film free online
20080905:
Share rout continues as US jobless figures disappoint
20080905:
The open source humanoid robot and its many uses
20080905:
Why the internet is so infuriatingly slow
20080904:
Opposable thumbs and upright walking caused by junk DNA
20080904:
Physicists discover doubly strange particle
20080904:
Top 10 Game Technologies of the Next-Generation
20080903:
Insects may have had a hand in dinosaur extinction
20080903:
New virtual telescope zooms in on Milky Way's super-massive black hole
20080902:
Giant furnace opens to reveal perfect LSST mirror blank
20080902:
How networks interact - peering and transit explained
20080901:
Orbiting observatory finds dark matter of unknown kind
20080829:
Chronicling the failures of DRM
20080829:
Internet traffic begins to bypass the US
20080829:
Microsoft's forgotten monopoly
20080829:
Nuclear decay may vary with earth-sun distance
20080829:
Stanford's autonomous helicopters teach themselves to fly
20080829:
US Court says beef exporters can't test for mad cow disease
20080828:
Acorn alumni to toast tech pioneer's 30th anniversary
20080828:
Behind the doors of the Free Software Foundation
20080828:
Bell Labs kills fundamental physics research
20080828:
Bloatware removal threatens PC industry profits
20080828:
Comcast to cap data transfers at 250 gb in October
20080828:
IBM flash memory breaks 1 million IOPS barrier
20080828:
Judge lets privacy advocate keep Social Security numbers on Web site
20080828:
New algorithm boosts network efficiency
20080828:
Open source - What you should learn from the French
20080828:
Quebec government sued for ignoring free software
20080828:
Scientists use virus to reprogram adult cells in mice
20080828:
The Gamer's Bill of Rights
20080827:
A real Space Oddity arrives at PC Pro
20080827:
Capturing 3D surfaces simply with a flash camera
20080827:
Solid state disks won't make sense in laptops for two years
20080827:
Wind energy bumps into power grid's limits
20080826:
Computer with UK bank customer data sold on eBay
20080826:
New map from Fermi gamma-ray space telescope
20080822:
Shimmer vision binoculars see further thanks to heat haze
20080820:
MIT engineers work toward cell-sized batteries
20080819:
UK.gov to spend hundreds of millions on snooping silo
20080818:
Astronomers find a new minor planet near Neptune
20080817:
Newly detected air pollutant mimics damaging effects of cigarette smoke
20080816:
Georgia President's web site under DDoS attack from Russian hackers
20080811:
The Permission Problem
20080810:
Robot submarine to dive deep in the Caribbean
20080809:
Beijing disperses rain to dry Olympic night
20080808:
Complete Neanderthal mitochondrial genome sequenced from 38,000-year-old bone
20080808:
Compressor-free refrigerator may loom in the future
20080808:
NASA spends $25M for two unmanned aircraft to explore the earth
20080808:
Open source technology is hungry for new college grads
20080808:
VIA quits motherboard chipset business
20080807:
Controller praised for texting pilot down safely
20080807:
How Snoozing Makes You Smarter
20080807:
I'm the daddy
20080807:
Israel moves toward a national biometric database
20080806:
Chinese restaurant suffers large translation error
20080806:
Why Free Software has poor usability, and how to improve it
20080805:
Massively parallel x-ray holography
20080804:
Toyota announces the Winglet the wannabe Segway killer
20080804:
Vitamin C jabs may combat cancer
20080804:
Yahoo blocks venerable email list over false positives
20080803:
Apparent Suicide In Anthrax Case
20080803:
FBI seizes library computers without warrant
20080803:
Giant kites to tap power of the high wind
20080803:
Giant microsope switched on
20080803:
Linux Foundation promises a quantum leap forward is coming for Linux standards
20080803:
NYT explores the world of internet trolls
20080803:
SpaceX launch fails to reach space
20080802:
China does u-turn, lifts ban on websites
20080802:
Cruiser-top cameras make police work a snap
20080802:
Microsoft and Apache
20080802:
NASA shakes, bakes, rattles and blasts lunar spaceship
20080802:
Researchers find color in fossils
20080802:
Test selling last mile fiber to homeowners under way in Canada
20080802:
White House is briefed on the potential for life on Mars
20080801:
Department of Homeland Security allowed to take laptops indefinitely
20080801:
How to turn water into rocket fuel – scientists unlock power of the sun
20080801:
Navajo nation losing internet access
20080801:
New results contradict long-held chemistry dogma
20080801:
NVidia reportedly will exit chipset business
20080801:
Senate passes bill targeting college piracy
20080801:
Towards an Exercise Pill
20080731:
Citizens spy on big brother
20080731:
Dual boot not trusted, rejected by Vista sp1
20080731:
Google says complete privacy does not exist
20080731:
MIT claims 24hr, 7day solar power
20080731:
MIT develops way to bank solar energy at home
20080731:
New wireless technology goes where GPS can't
20080731:
R.I.P Usenet 1980-2008
20080731:
Workings of ancient Antikythera mechanism deciphered
20080730:
Air Force looks to laser-proof its weapons
20080730:
Caltech shows off a lensless, miniaturized microscope
20080730:
Canada comet lengthened the ice age
20080730:
DNS attack writer a victim of his own creation
20080730:
Liquid lakes on Saturn's moon confirmed
20080730:
Microsoft engineers invent energy-efficient LCD competitor
20080730:
Microsoft's open source guru faces tough fight
20080730:
Moore's Law does not work for solar cells
20080730:
Next generation CPU refrigerators
20080730:
Project to rebuild the internet gets 12 million dollars and bandwidth
20080730:
Robocars as the best way geeks can save the planet
20080730:
The death of nearly all software patents
20080730:
The Scandal That is Alzheimer's Research
20080730:
US to launch military orbital spaceplane
20080730:
When official truth collides with cheap digital technology
20080729:
ABA judges get an earful about riaa litigations
20080729:
Lasers need lenses no more
20080729:
Microsoft prepares for end of Windows with Midori
20080729:
PCMark memory benchmark favors genuineintel
20080729:
Singularity
20080728:
Alaska looks to volcanos for geothermal energy
20080728:
AT&T will disconnect wireless p2p users
20080728:
FCC Commissioner advises against regulating the internet
20080728:
Patent Office finds voice, calls for software patent sanity
20080728:
Video surveillance tech detects abnormal activity
20080727:
Nukes are not the best way to stop an asteroid
20080727:
Researchers discover new states of electrons that behave like light
20080726:
EU and Russia unveil new spacecraft
20080726:
Lander collects icy soil but needs to work on delivery
20080726:
MIT neuroscientists see design flaws in computer vision tests
20080726:
MIT team plays with fire to create cheap energy
20080726:
Reverse-Engineering the Brain
20080726:
The Last Theorem by Arthur C Clarke and Frederik Pohl
20080725:
FCC Votes To Punish Comcast
20080725:
How Dell is making Ubuntu more attractive
20080725:
New Technology Can Turn Heat Waste Into Electricity
20080725:
Senator fuses controversial IP bills into big, bad package
20080725:
The real story of HDTV standards - there are none
20080725:
UK Facebook user's name appropriation draws huge libel suit
20080724:
Big six ISPs capitulate to music industry
20080724:
DRM still sucks - Yahoo Music going dark, taking keys with it
20080724:
Fugitive spammer dies in murder-suicide
20080724:
Super-Cooled Quantum Computing Is Coming
20080723:
Asprox computer virus infects key government and consumer websites
20080723:
Most bank sites are insecure
20080723:
Solar power from Saharan sun could provide Europe's electricity
20080723:
The killer oceans - What really wiped out the dinosaurs
20080723:
Ultra-light micro air vehicles
20080722:
First paper-based transistors
20080722:
Nasa may hitch a ride on Japanese spacecraft
20080722:
Scientists solve riddle of toxic algae blooms
20080721:
Toy rocket inspires variable-speed bullets
20080721:
Uniform Office Format and XML
20080721:
We want a dead simple web tablet for 200 dollars - help us build it
20080718:
HP shatters excessive packaging world record
20080718:
Quantum physicists extend Moore's Law for micromechanical devices
20080717:
'Sleepless' gene hints at the nature of slumber
20080717:
'Ten Commandments' of race and genetics issued
20080717:
All aboard the nuclear power superjet
20080717:
Aloof parents may produce autistic children
20080717:
Japanese boffins develop long-life Flash
20080717:
NASA contractor - Give us your urine
20080717:
P2P set-top boxes to revolutionize internet
20080717:
Painless needle mimics a mosquito's bite
20080717:
Patent gridlock suppresses innovation
20080717:
Robotic arm on Mars Lander shuts down to save itself
20080717:
Solar race cars chase the sun
20080717:
Toshiba launches first Cell CPU-based laptop
20080717:
World's Biggest Tsunami
20080716:
EU caves to aging rockers, wants 45-year copyright extension
20080716:
Exotic ceramic could halve microwave cooking bills
20080716:
Losing the lasers turns CDs into memory sticks
20080716:
Thieves ride off with 3,000 of Paris's free bicycles
20080715:
Bush lifts ban on oil drilling in coastal waters
20080715:
Cuba to work around US embargo via undersea cable to Venezuela
20080715:
Cybercrime organizational structures and modus operandi
20080715:
Dirt-repelling tube promises cheap, pure water
20080715:
Earth's hum predicts quake danger spots
20080715:
Google wins agreement to anonymise YouTube logs
20080715:
NASA drone helps battle California wildfires
20080715:
San Francisco officials locked out of computer network
20080715:
The brightest star of all
20080715:
UK to get superfast broadband by 2012
20080715:
US floods to create record 'dead zone'
20080714:
20 things Windows 7 MUST include
20080714:
B-2 Stealth Bomber Crash
20080714:
Contaminated US site faces 'catastrophic' nuclear leak
20080714:
Distant solar system body named 'Makemake'
20080714:
EBay Deal Irritates Individual Sellers
20080714:
Ebola-like virus returns to Europe after 40 years
20080714:
Four artificial new letters for the DNA alphabet
20080714:
NASA engineers work on alternative moon rocket
20080714:
Party laser 'blinds' Russian ravers
20080714:
PowerColor PCS HD4850 is the world's first graphics card with 2GB memory
20080714:
Researcher to demonstrate attack code for Intel chips
20080714:
T Boone Pickens shows off Sweetwater turbines
20080714:
World on the verge of the last great land grab
20080713:
Green fuel, made at home
20080713:
Miniaturized DNA sewing machines
20080713:
Send the International Space Station to the moon
20080712:
FCC chief clarifies his statement on Comcast
20080712:
Two powerful blows against air pollution controls
20080711:
Boeing and SkyHook's zeppelin-copter faces safety challenges
20080711:
Coral reefs face extinction
20080711:
IBM's Eight-Core, 4-GHz Power7 Chip
20080711:
Nanotubes bring artificial photosynthesis a step nearer
20080711:
New windows double as solar panels
20080711:
Side-effects analysis reveals new uses for old drugs
20080711:
Superconducting power grid launches in New York
20080710:
Antarctica once abutted Death Valley
20080710:
DirectX 11 to be revealed this month
20080710:
Scientists pave way for 25nm CPUs
20080710:
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit challenging FISA
20080710:
The Web development skills crisis
20080709:
A company unveils home-based hydrogen refueling station
20080709:
Dell colludes with RIAA, disables stereo mix
20080709:
DHS official considered shock collars for air travelers
20080709:
Free games as a solution to game piracy
20080709:
New legal threat to teaching evolution in the US
20080709:
Photonic switching beckons 100x Internet speeds
20080709:
Physicists discover new particle - the bottom-most 'bottomonium'
20080709:
The Moon's interior did hold water
20080708:
Cable-laying boom will boost internet capacity
20080708:
Meet the laptop you will use in 2015
20080708:
Memristors ready for prime time
20080708:
Moon rocks still in demand after almost 40 years
20080708:
Online public spaces do not guarantee rights
20080708:
Pioneer promises 400GB optical discs
20080708:
Senate scrutinizes privacy issues of ISP user tracking
20080708:
W3C's role in the growth of a proprietary web
20080707:
First DNA molecule made almost entirely of artificial parts
20080707:
Five ways Microsoft could change after Gates
20080707:
Language may have evolved earlier than supposed
20080707:
Larrabee based on a bundle of old pentium chips
20080707:
NSFnet celebrates 20 years of Internet obscurity, inspiration
20080707:
Rubber 'snake' could help wave power get a bite of the energy market
20080707:
Surprisingly rapid changes in the Earth's core discovered
20080707:
Technology reshapes America's classrooms
20080707:
Telecom Amnesty Opponents Back New Amendment
20080707:
Telecoms Sue Over High-Speed Links
20080707:
The future of mind control of physical objects
20080707:
The new FISA compromise - it's worse than you think
20080707:
Top ten worst uses for Windows
20080706:
Giant rubber snakes to capture wave power
20080703:
Team finds language without numbers
20080703:
The machine that copies itself
20080702:
Psilocybin found good for long-term health
20080701:
9 Reasons why application developers think their CIO is clueless
20080701:
Brightnets are Owner Free File Systems
20080701:
Diary of a deliberately spammed housewife
20080701:
Human-pig hybrid embryos given go ahead
20080701:
Roundest objects in the world created
20080701:
Supplies of Rare Earth Elements Exhausted By 2017
20080701:
The Scream Aliens Hear From the Earth
20080630:
Encrypted traffic no longer safe from throttling
20080630:
Purported ACTA wishlist would put DMCA to shame
20080630:
Tech giants join together to head off patent suits
20080629:
Shadow of war looms as Israel flexes its muscle
20080629:
Windows could use a rush of fresh air
20080629:
Your brain lies to you
20080628:
Cancer resistance technique moves to human trials
20080628:
Nuclear explosions could be key to spotting fake paintings
20080628:
US To Get EU Private Citizen Data
20080627:
Anti-evolution 'Academic freedom' bill passed in Louisiana
20080627:
Bill Gates Chews Out Microsoft
20080627:
George W Bush sewer plan kicks up stink
20080627:
MPAA scores first P2P jury conviction
20080627:
NASA to launch solar sail
20080627:
North pole ice on track to melt by September
20080627:
OCZ's Neural Impulse Actuator
20080627:
Solar power to set sail in space
20080627:
Studies Show the Value of Not Overthinking
20080627:
The world's nine largest science projects
20080627:
Tiny Satellite Set To Hunt Asteroids.com
20080627:
US halts applications for solar energy projects
20080626:
Another inventor of the internet wants to gag it
20080626:
Ares V rocket bigger and stronger for moon mission
20080626:
Board opens way for new top-level domains
20080626:
Feds Say They're Ready For Monday's IPv6 Deadline
20080626:
Martian soil appears able to support life
20080626:
MS to become open source friendly post Gates
20080626:
Pieces of Ancient Earth May Be Hidden On the Moon
20080626:
Scandinavian scientists designing robotic snakes
20080626:
Supreme Court says Americans have right to guns
20080626:
The Fight to End Aging Gains Legitimacy, Funding
20080626:
The future has a kill switch
20080625:
AI could power next-gen CCTV cameras
20080625:
Bjarne Stroustrup Reveals All On C++
20080625:
Charter delays NebuAd rollout after outcry
20080625:
Drug Reverses Retardation In Mice
20080625:
Let air passengers smoke dope, say Denver potheads
20080625:
Mars had an ancient impact like Earth
20080625:
Open source phone goes mass-market
20080625:
Telecom immunity flip-floppers got more telecom money
20080625:
The end of theory - the data deluge makes the scientific method obsolete
20080625:
The Internet age comes to the battlefield
20080625:
UK students outsource IT coursework to India
20080625:
White House Refused to Open Pollutants E-Mail
20080625:
Why the cloud cannot obscure the scientific method
20080624:
A Hippocratic Oath For Scientists
20080624:
Microsoft denies XP a last-minute reprieve
20080624:
Microsoft VP confirms Windows 7 ship date as January 2010
20080624:
NASA Launches Satellite To Monitor Oceans
20080624:
Oil price fallout, jobs coming home
20080624:
The Myth of Multitasking
20080624:
Why the LHC will not destroy the world
20080623:
Bizarre Properties of Glass Revealed
20080623:
JavaScript creator ponders past, future
20080623:
Judge Sanctions Lawyer for Issuing Subpoena to Blogger Kathleen Seidel
20080623:
Kernel builders appeal for open source drivers
20080623:
Lack of Sunlight Could Lead To Early Death
20080623:
Sun's Java Will Be Free This Year
20080623:
The Beginnings of a TLD Free-For-All
20080623:
Web browsers face crisis of security confidence
20080623:
Whatever happened to artificial intelligence
20080622:
ICANN asked to shut down worst chinese registrar
20080621:
Israel rehearses strike on Iran nuclear sites
20080621:
Stephen Hawking turned down knighthood
20080620:
Another AT&T secret room revealed
20080620:
Bell ordered to publicly prove internet congestion
20080620:
Changing physical constant may be constant after all
20080620:
Galaxy Zoo Produces a Rare Specimen
20080620:
Greenland ice offers clues to last big melt
20080620:
Heavyweight physics prof weighs into climate-energy scrap
20080620:
House passes 'compromise' spy law shielding telecoms
20080620:
Jammie Thomas likely to get another day in court
20080620:
Joint venture to use coal emissions to grow algae for biofuels
20080620:
Non-Compete Pacts Called Bad For Tech Innovation
20080620:
Phoenix lander uncovers ice on Mars
20080620:
Tequila is surprise raw material for diamond films
20080619:
'Nanohorns' could prod immune system into action
20080619:
DOJ To Oversee Windows 7 Development
20080619:
Great Apes Think Ahead
20080619:
Why brainy animals need more REM sleep after all
20080618:
'Flying Humvee' robot ships supplies to military troops
20080618:
China in anti-monopoly investigation of Microsoft
20080618:
DARPA Brain Drain Costs Agency 32 Million dollars
20080618:
Digital Models Not Subject To Copyright
20080618:
Digital TV Foreshadows Erosion of Net Rights
20080618:
Healthy lifestyle turns off genes that cause cancer
20080618:
Helping Some Students May Harm High Achievers
20080618:
High school student faces 38 years in prison for hacking grades
20080618:
IP Traffic To Double Every Two Years
20080618:
McCain Backs Nuclear Power
20080618:
news.bbc.co.uk
20080618:
Solicitor general testifies no unlawful orders occur in New Zealand
20080618:
Wiltshire crop circle identified as symbolic code for first ten places of pi
20080617:
Astronomers create first four-continent telescope
20080617:
Hellish Ordeal Ends for State Worker Caught in Child Porn Malware Snare
20080617:
Marine life on 'junk food' diet – and we're to blame
20080616:
A trio of super-Earths
20080616:
Blueprint for nuclear warhead found on smugglers' computers
20080616:
Men Write Code from Mars, Women Write More Helpful Code from Venus
20080616:
Spyware bill cloaks a mini-UCITA
20080616:
White House office wins ruling on e-mail records
20080616:
XP Deathwatch, T Minus 2 Weeks
20080615:
A 30-picowatt processor for sensors
20080615:
Charging by the Byte to Curb Internet Traffic
20080615:
Google To Develop ISP Throttling Detector
20080615:
Governments stand powerless in face of markets
20080615:
NASA Awards Contract for Constellation Spacesuit for the Moon
20080615:
Not always returned to sender
20080615:
Nuclear Ring Reportedly Had Advanced Design
20080615:
Plastics unite to make unexpected 'metal'
20080615:
Wikileaks Gets Hold of Counterinsurgency Manual
20080614:
GE Microbes Make Ersatz Crude Oil From Many Sources
20080614:
Net Neutrality vs. Technical Reality
20080614:
The Intel-Nvidia dispute heats up with USB 3.0 standard fight
20080614:
You Heard Me
20080613:
'Microscope on a chip' to give four times the detail
20080613:
Algae could generate hydrogen for fuel cells
20080613:
AVG scanner blasts internet with fake traffic
20080613:
Detention camp remains, but not its rationale
20080613:
First Ethernet switch arrives in space
20080613:
Graham - amend constitution to overturn court's ruling
20080613:
New NASA Space Observatory
20080613:
Ransomware Trojan code break 'impractical'
20080613:
SCOTUS Grants Guantanamo Prisoners Habeas Corpus
20080613:
Support grows for universal power adapter
20080613:
The real cost of living index is 9.5 per cent
20080612:
Final Skynet satellite launched
20080612:
Groundbreaking Solar Mission Faces Chilly Death
20080612:
Mod Chips Legal In the UK
20080612:
Supercomputer Simulates Human Visual System
20080612:
USB Drive Life Varies Up To 10 Times
20080612:
Verizon offers details of Usenet deletion - alt groups, others gone
20080612:
Wall Street Becoming a Linux Stronghold
20080611:
Ari Jaaksi of Nokia Wants to Educate the Linux Community
20080611:
RIAA doubles settlement cost for students fighting subpoenas
20080611:
Trees Do Their Best Work with Thermostats at 70 Fahrenheit
20080611:
USB 3.0 for the masses - Dispelling the myths
20080611:
We may have underestimated total oil reserves
20080610:
Drought closes world's biggest cattle ranch in Australia
20080610:
Washing machine that uses just a cup of water
20080609:
Sun Goes Longer Than Normal Without Producing Sunspots
20080609:
The Life and Times of Buckminster Fuller
20080609:
Virgin territory for ISPs
20080608:
Fewer Players in the Gaming Group
20080608:
MPAA wants to stop DVRs from recording some movies
20080606:
U.S. House of Representatives passes PRO IP Bill
20080605:
Online Markets Take The Yard Out of Sales
20080602:
Drugs to Grow Your Brain
20080602:
Playboy - In Braille
20080601:
Put a Little Science in Your Life
20080531:
China's Cyber-Militia
20080530:
Bank loses tapes with data on 4.5M clients
20080530:
Bell Canada hit with class-action throttling lawsuit
20080530:
Corporate Citizen - An Oxymoron
20080530:
Full Disclosure and why Vendors Hate it
20080530:
MIT develops a 'paper towel' for oil spills
20080530:
Web 2.0 Sites a Thriving Marketplace for Malware
20080529:
Inside the Attack that Crippled Revision3
20080529:
Large Methane Release Could Cause Abrupt Climate Change
20080529:
Mars lander to inspect itself with robotic arm
20080529:
NASA picks bargain basement space technology candidates
20080529:
Network Measurement Tool Detects Reset Packets
20080529:
New breed of robots could soon wander Antarctica
20080529:
U.S. Department of Energy Announces Bright Tomorrow Lighting Prize Competition
20080529:
Uncontacted tribe photographed near Brazil-Peru border
20080528:
Net neutrality bill hits House of Commons
20080521:
Nanotubes are as deadly as asbestos
20080521:
Ten minutes of X-rays tell of a supernova in the making
20080520:
Annoying software - a rogues' gallery
20080520:
BigBrother database for phones and e-mails
20080520:
ET Will Phone Home Using Neutrinos
20080520:
Hubble Survey Finds Missing Matter, Probes Intergalactic Web
20080520:
Moody’s error gave top ratings to debt products
20080520:
US court rules paper money discriminates against blind
20080520:
Vista laid low by new malware figures
20080519:
Billionaire oilman backs wind power
20080519:
New game teaches peaceful conflict resolution
20080518:
Permanent denial-of-service attack sabotages hardware
20080517:
Boffins take gigapixel photos using ordinary camera
20080517:
Elude your ISP's BitTorrent blockade
20080517:
It's time to retire 'Ready for the desktop'
20080517:
Online lecture playbacks examining hot topics in modern physics and beyond
20080517:
The World's Spookiest Weapons
20080517:
Welcome to the All New Webmonkey
20080516:
BitTorrent’s Swarms Have a Deadly Bite On Broadband Nets
20080516:
CRTC orders Bell to prove Net 'shaping' needed
20080516:
Microsoft Joins Effort for Laptops for Children
20080516:
Strange Spinning Star Stumps Astronomers
20080516:
The hundred dollar laptop moves on
20080515:
A harder, colder picture of Mars emerges
20080515:
Fifty years of DARPA - A surprising history
20080515:
Fifty years of DARPA - Hits, misses and ones to watch
20080515:
Fifty years of DARPA - Most promising current projects
20080515:
Senators Ask FBI to Explain Flawed 'National Security Letter' to Internet Archive
20080515:
Shape-shifting malware hits the web
20080515:
Universe suddenly twice as bright
20080514:
Ants swarm over Houston area, fouling electronics
20080514:
Estonian cyber defence hub set up
20080514:
MySpace wins 230 million dollar anti-spam judgment
20080514:
NBC-Vista copy-protection snafu reminds us why DRM stinks
20080514:
New Idea Could Solve Black Hole Information Mystery
20080514:
Sic Transit Gloria Laptopi
20080514:
Splashtop Linux desktop to appear on every Asus motherboard
20080514:
Tunny, Colossus and Ada
20080514:
Youngest Galactic Supernova Found
20080513:
Air Force Aims for 'Full Control' of 'Any and All' Computers
20080513:
NASA Phoenix Mission Ready For Mars Landing
20080513:
New Tests Show Rootkits Still Evade AV
20080513:
The 2008 Google Summer of Code - 21 Projects I'm Excited About
20080512:
Microwaves 'cook ballast aliens'
20080509:
Botnet Fight Goes On
20080509:
First Town In US To Become 100% Wind Powered
20080508:
Researchers Launch Online Protein Folding Game
20080508:
We have met the enemy, and he is us
20080507:
Cannabis laws to be strengthened
20080507:
From Win32 to Cocoa - a Windows user's conversion to Mac OS X
20080507:
MPAA Defeats TorrentSpy
20080507:
Windows-based EeePC cheaper than Linux one
20080506:
An in-depth look at Qt 4.4
20080506:
Stupid hacker tricks
20080505:
An update on the war against Microsoft's war against Linux
20080505:
First evidence that water forms in interstellar space
20080505:
New Greenpeace report exposes CCS as a dangerous distraction
20080505:
You've been backscattered
20080504:
Melting defects could lead to smaller, more powerful microchips
20080504:
Prepping Robots to Perform Surgery
20080502:
German Invents Radar Camouflaging Paint
20080501:
Data Centers Are Becoming Big Polluters, Study Finds
20080501:
Monsanto's Harvest of Fear
20080501:
More computer brands chase the 100 dollar laptop'
20080501:
The Mac in the Gray Flannel Suit
20080428:
First superheavy element found in nature
20080428:
India sets world record, launches 10 satellites at one go
20080427:
The Great Ubuntu-Girlfriend Experiment
20080424:
US Spies Use Custom Video Games for Training
20080423:
Intel slashes Core 2 Quad prices by 50 percent
20080421:
BitTorrent Throttling ISPs Exposed by Azureus
20080421:
Vuze Study Points To P2P Interference From Cogeco
20080419:
Is Solaris truly open source
20080419:
Self-healing ceramics for nuclear safety
20080419:
The Norway Vote - What really happened
20080419:
XOS exoskeleton
20080418:
25 leading-edge IT research projects
20080418:
Holographic storage ships next month
20080417:
Another spam site found every three seconds
20080417:
Anti-virus programs are not one-stop stoppers
20080417:
Information Security Is Becoming Infrastructure
20080417:
Japan's cyborg research enters the skull
20080417:
Plants 'thrive' on Moon rock diet
20080416:
Feds to collect DNA from every person they arrest
20080416:
Schoolboy Corrects NASA's Math On Killer Asteroid
20080415:
Comcast Proposes Self Regulation and P2P Bill of Rights
20080415:
FBI Lied To Support Need For PATRIOT Act Expansion
20080415:
Home Wind-Power Turbines Make Headway
20080415:
Ubuntu Hardy Heron
20080414:
Bell Canada's Misinformation About Throttling
20080414:
Dealing with An IT Bully
20080414:
Nuked coral reef bounces back
20080414:
Nvidia Physics Engine Almost Complete
20080414:
Sun is worried that Google Android could fracture Java
20080413:
Brain Study Calls Free Will Into Question
20080413:
Cornell robot sets a record for distance walking
20080413:
Obama Would Redirect NASA Funding to Education
20080413:
Pioneer spacecraft a step closer to being boring
20080413:
Virgin Media CEO says that net neutrality is a load of bollocks
20080413:
When tech innovation has a social mission
20080412:
Administration Set to Use New Spy Program in US
20080412:
Maybe the Tevatron could find the Higgs
20080411:
Congress gets their own piece of YouTube to host videos
20080411:
Coolest Star Ever Detected
20080411:
Flowers Losing Smell
20080411:
Gartner Analysts Warn That Windows Is Collapsing
20080411:
Microsoft Designed UAC to Annoy Users
20080411:
Robot Rebellion Quelled in Iraq
20080411:
The Dead Sea Effect
20080411:
The Many Battle Fronts of Content Owners
20080410:
Big ISPs push P4P as substitute for net neutrality
20080410:
Europe rejects plan to criminalize file-sharing
20080410:
Harvard starts teaching open source
20080410:
IBM creates working racetrack memory device
20080410:
Stolen Military Equipment Found on EBay
20080409:
All Your Research Belongs to You
20080409:
BBC and ISPs Clash over iPlayer
20080409:
Before the Big Bang
20080409:
Breakthrough at Stonehenge dig
20080409:
Court to rule in Star Wars costume battle
20080409:
CSI Creator - Gaming Can Save Television
20080409:
EU wants to slash search data retention period to six months
20080409:
How ISPs throttle legitimate internet users like you and me
20080409:
IBM chip is fastest on Earth
20080409:
ICANN Moves Against GoDaddy Domain Lockdowns
20080409:
Mysterious Sound Waves Can Destroy Rockets
20080409:
Red Hat Seeks Limits on Software Patents
20080409:
Regional Nuclear War Would Cause Worldwide Destruction
20080409:
Solar System's 'look-alike' found
20080409:
Start-Up Kids Grow Up to Be Millionaires So Fast
20080409:
Study sheds new light on habits, roles of blog readers
20080409:
The Big Picture - Resource Collapse
20080409:
The Cybercrime Economy
20080409:
Universal - You don't own those promotional CDs we gave you
20080408:
Alligator Blood May Be Source of New Antibiotics
20080408:
Growing Pains for a Deep-Sea Home Built of Subway Cars
20080408:
ICANN looks toward end of US agreement
20080408:
Intel plans to tackle cosmic ray threat
20080408:
ISE - Building-Block Storage
20080408:
Rumors of a 'Whisper Campaign' Forming Against Fair Use
20080408:
Teraflops chip points to future
20080408:
VIA Announces Strategic Open Source Driver Development Initiative
20080408:
Why the future is in your hands
20080407:
10 years after the Free Software Summit
20080407:
11 innovation lessons from creators of World of Warcraft
20080407:
A Long and Sorted Coming-of-Age Story
20080407:
Height genes may provide clues to cure for cancer
20080407:
The Idea Factory That Spawned the Internet Turns 50
20080406:
CAIP Demands Bell Cease and Desist Its Throttling Practices
20080406:
Defusing the Nuclear Threat - A Necessary First Step
20080406:
Evolution Of Venus
20080406:
Food riots fear after rice price hits a high
20080406:
Next-gen DNA sequencing goes single molecule
20080406:
Plants as a source of direct electrical power
20080406:
Vendor hard disk failure rates
20080406:
Why modular Windows will suck for Microsoft and suck for you
20080405:
Every Click You Make
20080405:
Gates - Windows 7 may come 'in the next year'
20080405:
Granular distro preview is worth a look
20080405:
Lawyer Who Threatened File-Sharers is Banned For 6 months
20080405:
Microsoft CEO sets deadline for Yahoo deal
20080405:
New banking code cracks down on out-of-date software
20080404:
Administration Claimed Immunity To 4th Amendment
20080404:
Boot Sector Viruses & Rootkits Poised For Comeback
20080404:
Creative climbs down over home brew Vista drivers
20080404:
CTIA Wireless 10 Coolest New Devices
20080404:
Daily Caffeine Protects Your Brain
20080404:
Does TCP Need an Overhaul
20080404:
EU investigation into Open XML vote still ongoing
20080404:
File sharing 'may be good', says EMI executive
20080404:
Gartner - Open source will quietly take over
20080404:
Inside Intel's $20M Multicore Research Program
20080404:
Lawsuit Claim - Students' Lecture Notes Infringe on Professor's Copyright
20080404:
Microsoft Surface Is Finally Here
20080404:
Microsoft told to pay tax on licence fee for software
20080404:
No real threat - the Pentagon's secret database on peaceful protest
20080404:
NSA has massive database of Americans' phone calls
20080404:
NSA's domestic spying grows as agency sweeps up data
20080404:
Policing internet 'not ISP's job'
20080404:
Qutrit breakthrough brings quantum computers closer
20080404:
Whistle-Blower Outs NSA Spy Room
20080403:
Canadians debating net neutrality in wake of Bell throttling
20080403:
China's boom sparks mass species invasion
20080403:
Double-whammy gene keeps smokers hooked
20080403:
How Microsoft Plans To Get Its Groove Back With Win7
20080403:
Matrix-style virtual worlds 'a few years away'
20080403:
Melting ice caps may trigger more volcanic eruptions
20080403:
Robotic cargo ship docks flawlessly with space station
20080403:
Soil 'ultra-bugs' thrive on a diet of antibiotics
20080402:
Feds Overstate Software Piracy's Link To Terrorism
20080402:
How Hawking radiation may explain dark energy
20080402:
Number of GPL v3 projects tops 2,000
20080402:
The coming blackout
20080402:
US Army scams service members to test their spam gullibility
20080402:
US Cyber Command Wants Greater Attack Mentality
20080402:
Youngest Planet Discovered
20080401:
Buckyballs boost flash memory
20080401:
Daniel_K, Who Fixed Creative's Broken Vista Drivers, Speaks Out
20080401:
Scientists Discover Teeny Tiny Black Hole
20080401:
The Ancient Mechanics and How They Thought
20080401:
Wiki Woman
20080331:
A new class of photon gun
20080331:
Freenet 0.7.0 release candidate 1 released
20080331:
Microscopic Fuzz May Be Best Evidence of Martians
20080331:
New 20 iMac Screens Show 98 percent Fewer Colors
20080331:
Out of Print
20080331:
Research on Bakken Formation's Oil Reserves Nearly Completed
20080331:
Researchers unravel mystery of lightning diversity
20080331:
The Democratization of the Music Industry
20080331:
Web surfers know advertisers are watching and do not like it
20080331:
World's fastest internet connection 'used to dry laundry'
20080330:
Coming Soon, to Any Flat Surface Near You
20080330:
Google has lots to do with intelligence
20080328:
Building EKA - The world’s fastest privately funded supercomputer
20080328:
China Law Could Impede Microsoft Deal for Yahoo
20080328:
Creative Goes After Driver Modder
20080328:
Questioning the Big Bang
20080328:
Space Elevators Face Wobble Problem
20080328:
The death of the silicon computer chip
20080328:
VeriSign Jacks Up .com, .net Prices To the Max
20080327:
11-year-old takes school network by the horns
20080327:
An Interview with Bjarne Stroustrup
20080327:
Finding political news online, the young pass it on
20080327:
iOptOut - My Response to the Do-Not-Call Disappointment
20080327:
Large Hadron Collider Sparks 'Doomsday' Lawsuit
20080327:
Nanomaterial turns radiation directly into electricity
20080327:
Onboard High-Tech Oil Rig
20080327:
Parallelism - The New New Thing!
20080327:
Peruvian Teachers Begin OLPC Training
20080327:
Silicon chips stretch into shape
20080327:
Squid beaks offer possible ways to improve artificial limbs for people
20080327:
The Next Leap In Space Exploration
20080327:
White House Tech Policy Called 'Magical Thinking'
20080326:
Big bellies may double the risk of dementia
20080326:
Birds team up to solve food puzzle
20080326:
Cassini 'Tastes' Organic Material at Enceladus
20080326:
Is there room for a secure web browser
20080326:
ISPs limit access to CBC download, users say
20080326:
Meet the laptop you'll use in 2015
20080326:
Scientists discover clue to 2 billion year delay of life on Earth
20080325:
A Record-Setting Resonator
20080325:
Antarctic ice shelf 'hanging by a thread'
20080325:
From 'Happy Hacking' to 'Screw You'
20080325:
Genome is a snip at $60,000
20080325:
Hyper-entangled Photons - 'Superdense' Coding Gets Denser
20080325:
IP hypocrisy - US likes WTO rulings only when it wins
20080325:
Lunar Chariot prepares to tear up some moon dust
20080325:
NASA reverses budget cuts that threatened Mars rovers
20080325:
Patent reform bill unable to clean up patent mess
20080325:
Patriot Act haunts Google service
20080325:
Protein 'map' of human spit created
20080325:
Vista-capable lawsuit paints picture of buggy NVIDIA drivers
20080324:
Fixing the Unfairness of TCP Congestion Control
20080324:
Graphene May be the New Silicon
20080324:
Major food source threatened by climate change
20080324:
Mars Rovers Facing Budget Cuts
20080324:
Sun turns to lasers to speed up computer chips
20080324:
To Search Smarter, Find a Person
20080323:
'Twisting' light packs more information into one photon
20080323:
Lightning strikes governed by moving cloud layers
20080323:
Therapeutic cloning used to treat brain disease
20080323:
Watch out, you're being watched
20080323:
Why Old Technologies Are Still Kicking
20080323:
Windows 7 Likely Going Modular, Subscription-based
20080322:
California desert omitted from conservation bill
20080322:
Exploding robots may scout hazardous asteroids
20080322:
Universe's most powerful blast visible to the naked eye
20080321:
All eyes on Europe's Jules Verne spacecraft
20080321:
Passport Files of Presidential Hopefuls Snooped
20080321:
Supercontinent was too heavy to hold
20080321:
The Death of Windows XP
20080321:
The world's biggest subsea robot
20080321:
US Army toyed with telepathic ray gun
20080320:
'Beeb' creators reunite at museum
20080320:
After 38 Years, Israeli Solves Math Code
20080320:
Buckyballs can store concentrated hydrogen
20080320:
Cassini finds evidence for ocean inside Titan
20080320:
Even Apple will be hated one day
20080320:
Game Developers Should Ignore Software Pirates
20080320:
Glimpses of a New Subatomic Particle
20080320:
Inside the Twisted Mind of the Security Professional
20080320:
More Interest In Parallel Programming Outside the US
20080320:
Reincarnated material turns waste heat into power
20080320:
Silent Microchip 'Fan' Has No Moving Parts
20080320:
The Army's $10M Spy Bat Still Too Big
20080319:
Molecular Basis of Life Discovered on Extrasolar Planet
20080319:
Robots fly over Antarctica
20080319:
Sci-fi guru Arthur C. Clarke dies at 90
20080319:
Stanford Team Developing Super 3D Camera
20080319:
The International Cyber Cop Unit
20080318:
Blue Lights To Reset Internal Clocks
20080318:
CBC To Release Program DRM-Free Via BitTorrent
20080318:
Comcast - FCC lacks any authority to act on P2P blocking
20080318:
For Scientists, a Beer Test Shows Results as a Litmus Test
20080318:
How Apple got everything right by doing everything wrong
20080318:
Research fuels grim trade in death
20080318:
Second mass hack exposed
20080317:
Americans Don't Care About Domestic Spying - Not true
20080317:
Glimpses Of A New Mathematical World
20080317:
Learn as Many Languages as You Can (or just learn Scala)
20080317:
One Minute of Science Per Five Hours of Cable News
20080317:
Researchers Design Microchip Ten Times More Efficient
20080317:
Silicon compound superconducts at room temperature
20080317:
State Agency to Destroy Unauthorized USB Drives
20080317:
UK Reconsiders 1986 Decision To Ban Astronauts
20080313:
BT calls for action on net speeds
20080313:
Special report on ten emerging technologies 2008
20080312:
A robotic taxi named robuCAB
20080312:
John Carmack on id Tech 6, Ray Tracing, Consoles, Physics and more
20080312:
TiVo and YouTube to Deliver Web Video to TV
20080311:
FTP Hacking on the Rise
20080311:
Intel confirms 160GB solid-state drives will be unveiled soon
20080311:
RIAA tells us 'We're not hypocrites'
20080309:
Britain shivers as US hits recession
20080306:
Who knows there's a food crisis
20080229:
Pipex-Tiscali are lying to us
20080227:
Global warming twice as lethal as previously assumed
20080226:
Male Fertility May Be Harmed By Mix Of Endocrine Disrupters
20080226:
Prof Steven Hawking - A brief history of time (contd)
20080226:
We are losing the battle to feed the world
20080225:
Defining Net Neutrality
20080222:
Air Car could Come to America
20080222:
Germans Woo Car-Loving US with Eco-Friendly Trams
20080220:
14 engineering challenges for the 21st century
20080220:
Brain control headset for gamers
20080220:
Giant ropes of dark matter found in new sky survey
20080220:
Look before you leak
20080220:
NIST working on 'Deathalyzer'
20080220:
Solar cell speeds hydrogen production
20080220:
The Milky Way is twice the size we thought it was
20080220:
Wizkid Robot Hones In On Human Faces And Encourages Interaction
20080219:
Cable and telcos side with Comcast in FCC BitTorrent dispute
20080219:
Consumers buying computer software need better protection
20080219:
First stars 'may have been dark'
20080219:
Psycho predator is Sid Fishious
20080219:
The new theories that are killing time
20080219:
Thunderbird Gets A New Home At Mozilla Messaging
20080218:
'DVD Jon' frees your media with DoubleTwist
20080218:
Face Value
20080218:
Scientists find 'Devil Toad' fossil
20080217:
WHO official complains about Gates Foundation's dominance in malaria fight
20080216:
Math on Display
20080216:
Open source and the future of vendor-free IT
20080215:
Better than free
20080215:
Bill would require California's science curriculum to cover climate change
20080215:
BitTorrent Developers Introduce Comcast Busting Encryption
20080215:
Michigan laser beam believed to set record for intensity
20080215:
Microsoft may be screwing with Yahoo's mind
20080215:
New materials can selectively capture CO2, scientists say
20080215:
Patent Troll Attacks Cable, Digital TV Standards
20080215:
Prototype software sniffs out, disrupts botnets
20080215:
Virus from China the gift that keeps on giving
20080215:
White House objects to plan for .gov P2P security
20080214:
A Valentine's Day Letter to AMD
20080214:
Comcast's FCC Filing Called Unfair, Not Good Enough
20080214:
EU suggests singers and musicians should earn copyright fees for 95 years
20080214:
Friendly 'worms' could spread software fixes
20080214:
GeForce 8 graphics processors to gain PhysX support
20080214:
Lawmakers Move to Grant Banks Immunity Against Patent Lawsuit
20080214:
Major step forward in understanding cell reprogramming
20080214:
Scientists Find Solar System Like Ours
20080213:
Canadian DMCA On Hold
20080213:
Comcast Defends Role As Internet Traffic Cop
20080213:
Department of Energy illuminates $21 million on advanced lighting research
20080213:
Is the cultural trajectory of videogames doomed to parallel that of comic books
20080213:
Laser light creates black holes in the lab
20080213:
New legislation could lead to ISP throttling ban
20080213:
No Evidence of Domain Snatching
20080213:
UK ISPs Resistant to Monitoring Users
20080213:
Use of rogue DNS servers on rise
20080212:
A Peek Into Tomorrow's Linux
20080212:
Business Coalition for Balanced Copyright Speaks Out Against Canadian DMCA
20080212:
ISPs demand record biz pays up if cut-off P2P users sue
20080212:
Microsoft Has No Answer For Their Broken XBOX Live DRM
20080212:
New 'Net Neutrality' Bill Introduced
20080212:
Sea Level Rise Could Be Twice As High As Current Projections
20080211:
All Your iFrame Are Point to Us
20080206:
Galaxy without dark matter puzzles astronomers
20080206:
Li-Ion Batteries Hit Final R&D Phase for Plug-in Cars
20080206:
Microsoft responds to Save XP petition
20080206:
One computer to rule them all
20080206:
Tanenbaum-Torvalds Debate Part II
20080205:
A garbage tip that stretches from Hawaii to Japan
20080205:
IBM explores 67.1m-core computer for running entire internet
20080204:
How GNU-Linux users would be affected by Yahoo-Microsoft merger
20080204:
IBM slams Microsoft, calls OOXML 'inferior'
20080204:
Microsoft Misleads on Copyright Reform
20080204:
NVIDIA to Acquire AGEIA
20080204:
p2pnet RIAA school report
20080203:
Why long-haul food may be greener than local food with low air-miles
20080201:
Conjoined space telescopes could see alien worlds
20080201:
Eye-tracking game hides baddies in plain view
20080201:
Human-caused Climate Change
20080201:
India and US to Cooperate in Space Exploration
20080201:
Mythbusters - 7 tech headaches and how to fix them
20080131:
Drop-Catching Domains - Big Business
20080131:
Hardware vendors will follow the money to open source
20080131:
Lasers Make Other Metals Look Like Gold
20080131:
Messenger's Pictures From Mercury Surprise Scientists
20080131:
Scientists discover a way to reverse memory loss in 'accidental breakthrough'
20080131:
Smart 'Lego' conjures up virtual 3D twin
20080130:
Artificial 'letters' added to life's alphabet
20080130:
French police deal blow to Microsoft
20080130:
It's Time for a Vista Do-Over
20080130:
Magistrate Suggests Fining RIAA Lawyers
20080130:
Windows Vista Annoyances
20080130:
‘White space’ - our wireless broadband future
20080129:
SpaceX tests multiple rocket engines for first time
20080128:
Tool Use Is Just a Trick of the Mind
20080127:
Multitasking Makes You Stupid and Slow
20080127:
The Coming Wave of Gadgets That Listen and Obey
20080126:
Disabled spy satellite threatens Earth
20080126:
Microchips Everywhere - a Future Vision
20080126:
The Pirate Bay Breaks 10 Million Users
20080125:
Air Force commits to micro air vehicle
20080125:
Anthrax Cellular Entry Point Uncovered
20080125:
BSA's Tactics and Motives Questioned
20080125:
Lotus Notes 8.5 Will Support Ubuntu 7.0
20080125:
Military Robots to Gain Advanced Sight
20080125:
The helmet that could turn back the symptoms of Alzheimer's
20080124:
Similar DNA Molecules Able to Recognize Each Other
20080124:
Startup Says It Can Make Ethanol for $1 a Gallon, and Without Corn
20080124:
What you used perl to write
20080124:
Work Progressing on Army's Future Combat Systems
20080123:
Dueling Fools - Microsoft Bear
20080123:
Dueling Fools - Microsoft Bull
20080122:
Cell Phone Radiation Detectors Proposed to Protect Against Nukes
20080122:
E.U. Regulator Says IP Addresses Are Personal Data
20080122:
Some People Just Never Learn
20080121:
The universe could be tied up with cosmic string
20080119:
Why Privacy & Security Are Not a Zero-Sum Game
20080117:
We Know Who's Behind Storm Worm
20080116:
Upgraded neutrino detector could root out dark matter
20080114:
Microsoft surprises Web developers with IE8 Acid2 announcement
20080114:
What Goes Up Must Come Down
20080113:
US scientists tackle evolution deniers
20080112:
'Ball-shaped' universe bounces back
20080112:
Cellphones could eat into TV picture quality
20080112:
Legal battles threaten nuclear power programme
20080112:
Silicon poet pens haiku on demand
20080111:
Balloon-borne telescope could image exoplanets
20080111:
Edible antifreeze promises perfect ice cream
20080111:
Giant gas cloud to crash into our galaxy
20080111:
Plastic fibres to bring cheap super-fast broadband
20080110:
Biggest black hole in the cosmos discovered
20080110:
Middleweight black holes roam the galaxy undetected
20080109:
Intelligent foam could keep shop shelves stacked
20080109:
Planet collision could explain alien world's heat
20080109:
Website aims to speed up US broadband availability
20080108:
Carbon nanosheets promise super-fast chips
20080104:
What's Wrong With the TV News
20080102:
Mysterious death reignites vCJD fears