20091231: Impressive robot hand from shadow
20091231: The rise of machine-written journalism
20091231: Whether OpenOffice.org is a threat, Microsoft thinks so
20091230: Google might get into hosted gaming via YouTube
20091230: Harry McCracken rounds up the year in tech
20091230: North magnetic pole moving East due to core flux
20091230: Solar-powered eye implant gives sight to the blind
20091230: The need for search neutrality
20091230: UK consumers to pay for online piracy
20091229: Man challenges 250,000 strong botnet and succeeds
20091229: One expert pegs yearly cost of IT failure at $6.2 trillion
20091228: Fifth anniversary of a cosmic onslaught
20091228: IBM touts encryption innovation
20091228: Security in the ether
20091228: The Body Electric
20091227: 50 years of domesticating foxes for science
20091227: Microbes that keep us healthy are starting to die off
20091227: Real-world synthehol in development
20091227: Scientists create first functional molecular transistor
20091227: Soviet scientist turns foxes into puppies
20091226: Biting the Google hand that feeds you
20091226: First tablet using pixel Qi screen on the way
20091226: Skeptics question OLPC's focus with $75 tablet
20091226: Software fraudster fooled CIA into terror alert
20091226: The man who conned the Pentagon
20091225: Amazing glitter-sized photovoltaic cells look like golden snowflakes
20091225: BBC's plan to kick open source out of UK TV
20091225: Feathered dinosaurs were venomous predators
20091225: Home batteries power houses for a week
20091225: More on the Waterworld Goldilocks Planet
20091225: NASA and space station alliance on shaky ground
20091225: On whether Neurostim is becoming a reality
20091224: Comcast settles P2P throttling class-action for $16 million
20091224: For Google, the meaning of open is when it's convenient for them
20091224: Gal gamers geekier than guys
20091224: OLPC unveils plans for tablets by 2012
20091224: Top court transforms press freedom with new libel defence
20091223: Windows 7 may finally get IPv6 deployed
20091222: Black soot may be aiding melting in the Himalayas
20091222: Malware and botnet operators going ISP
20091222: New antifreeze molecule isolated in Alaskan beetle
20091221: Making sense of the cellphone landscape
20091221: Nvidia waiting in the wings in FTC-Intel dispute
20091221: The first robot to cross the Atlantic ocean
20091220: Caltech scientists film photons with electrons
20091220: Carriers, manufacturers are strangling Android
20091220: Insurgent attacks follow mathematical pattern
20091220: Proposed NASA mission would sail the seas of Titan
20091219: Dark matter particles may have been detected
20091219: Obama backs new launcher and bigger NASA budget
20091219: The social difficulty of saving Earth from an asteroid
20091218: A 26 dollar application defeats the American military
20091218: Autonomous intelligent botnets bouncing back
20091218: Google says ad blockers will save online ads
20091218: Nearby super earth may have atmosphere
20091218: PhD candidate talks about the physics of space battles
20091218: Scientists crack entire genetic code of cancer
20091218: YouTube video leads to Hollywood contract
20091217: Chi Cygni mimics our sun's death
20091217: Ex-lawmaker, convicted of rape, claims his name is copyrighted
20091217: UK government seeks new web censorship powers
20091216: Aussie scientists find coconut-carrying octopus
20091216: Why a laptop's battery is dearer than a lawnmower's
20091216: Yellowstone supervolcano larger than first thought
20091215: Building a global cyber police force
20091215: Congress - Would you please turn that TV ad down!
20091215: Microsoft fined in india for using 'money power' against pirates
20091214: Bacterial prisoner's dilemma and game theory
20091214: Scepticism's limits
20091214: The Mediterranean might have filled in months
20091213: Nanotech ink turns paper into a low-cost battery
20091212: AT&T's net neutrality doublethink
20091212: Google opens satellite images, tools, to study deforestation
20091212: How to build a quantum propulsion machine
20091212: Method to repair damaged adult nerves discovered
20091212: Researchers create cheap, flexible, plastic flash memory
20091211: A robot that can read human body language
20091211: Fast Wi-Fi's slow road to standardization
20091211: Samsung enters smartphone wars with Bada OS
20091211: Self-destructing bacteria create better biofuels
20091211: The science credibility bubble
20091210: Each American consumed 34 gigabytes per day in '08
20091210: Silicon as the new lithium
20091209: Building the dream Google smartbook
20091209: Martian methane may be created by lifeforms
20091209: New sensory system found in the skin
20091209: Super strength substance approaching human trials
20091208: Newly explored bacteria reveal some huge RNA surprises
20091208: Zombie pigs first, hibernating soldiers next
20091207: How badly men and women estimate their own intelligence
20091207: Reducing one amino acid could increase lifespan
20091207: Tabbed windows will be the next big thing
20091206: Invisibility
20091205: How Hollywood plans to keep prices up as movies go online
20091205: Hunting the mythical bandwidth hog
20091205: Journalism's slow, sad death
20091205: One way to save digital archives from file corruption
20091205: Salon.com editor looks back at paywalls
20091205: The noisy and prolonged death of journalism
20091204: EFF wants to know if the feds are cyberstalking
20091204: Google launches Public DNS Resolver
20091204: Novelists on the e-book experience
20091203: LHC knocked out by another power failure
20091202: A study finds that LED bulbs save substantial energy
20091202: Trying to bust javascript out of the browser
20091201: Ad servers are bogging down the web
20091201: Genetic algorithm helps identify criminals
20091201: LHC reaches over one trillion electron volts
20091201: New aluminum-ice rocket propellent tested
20091201: Scientists create artificial meat
20091130: Chrome OS presents and futures
20091130: Microsoft's top devs don't seem to like own tools
20091130: NASA campaigns for safer launch requirements
20091130: Science in Government
20091130: STS-129 ascent video highlights
20091129: Flexible, color OLED screens for e-readers
20091129: Modeling the economy as a physics problem
20091129: Tapering waveguide captures a rainbow
20091128: Device spells doom for superbugs
20091128: Engaging with climate skeptics
20091128: EU about to grant US unlimited access to banking data
20091128: Implant-based cancer vaccine is first to eliminate tumors in mice
20091128: Newspapers face the prisoner's dilemma with Google
20091128: Oyster, the world's largest working hydro-electric wave energy device
20091128: The robots are coming to take your job away
20091128: Zombie Nuke Plants
20091127: Ants that can count
20091126: Micro machines and opto-electronics on a contact lense
20091126: STEREO satellites spot solar flare tsunami
20091125: New theory of gravity decouples space and time
20091125: Scientists say a dirty child is a healthy child
20091125: Solar-powered plane makes runway debut
20091125: The rise of Homeopathy and Creationism
20091124: Program to detect smuggled nuclear bombs stalls
20091124: Sushi could be hazardous to your health
20091124: Telcos want big subsidies, not line-sharing
20091123: Light resonators used to move nano-sized objects
20091123: New research forecasts global six degrees centigrade increase by end of century
20091123: Ten things mobiles have made, or will make, obsolete
20091123: UAVs go green with fuel-cell powered Ion Tiger
20091122: The sci-fi legends who shaped today's tech
20091121: Dark energy, life searches make strange bedfellows
20091121: Federal judge says corps of engineers liable for Katrina damage
20091121: Proton beams sent around the LHC
20091121: The weight of the internet
20091121: Why we need to test nuclear weapons
20091120: Google releases source to Chromium OS
20091120: Intel says brain implants could control computers by 2020
20091120: Respected developers begin fleeing the App Store
20091120: Secret UK plan to appoint 'Pirate Finder General'
20091120: Smart grid could pose threat to privacy
20091120: Tracking the world's great unsolved math mysteries
20091119: IBM takes a step toward thinking machines
20091119: Ken Robinson
20091119: Mystery 'dark flow' extends towards edge of universe
20091119: Ripples in space divide classical and quantum worlds
20091119: Sounds good to me
20091119: Sugar-sensitive tattoos could make life easier for diabetics
20091118: CERN physicist warns about uranium shortage
20091118: We really don't know much about maintenance
20091117: Google is mortal and together we can kill it
20091117: Mandelbrots in 3D
20091117: Supercomputers with 100 million cores coming by 2018
20091116: DNS problem linked to DDoS attacks gets worse
20091116: Environmental chemicals are feminizing boys
20091116: Tossed in Space
20091116: Two Earth-sized bodies with oxygen-rich atmospheres
20091115: Dawkins et al bring us into disrepute
20091115: Google files a revised books settlement proposal
20091115: Russian whistleblower cop on YouTube
20091115: The mass production of living tissue
20091115: US cybersecurity plan includes offense
20091114: Breathtakingly stupid EU cookie law passes
20091114: Micro-black holes make poor planet killers
20091114: NASA to begin attempts to free sand-trapped Mars rover
20091114: NASA'S LCROSS impacts confirm water in lunar crater
20091114: Rosetta fly-by to probe 'Pioneer Anomaly'
20091114: Synthetic stone DVD claimed to last 1,000 years
20091114: The math of a fly's eye may prove useful
20091113: A bug that wears armor made of shit
20091113: HTTP intermediary layer from Google could dramatically speed up the web
20091113: Mimicking materials and structures in nature
20091113: MPAA shuts down a town's municipal WiFi over one download
20091113: New dinosaur species discovered in south africa
20091112: Brazilian blackout traced to sooty insulators, not hackers
20091112: Go, Google's new open source programming language
20091112: Microsoft patents Sudo's behavior
20091112: The Pirate Bay verdict is guilty with jail time
20091112: U.S. takes down $9 million RBS Worldpay hacking ring
20091111: In the UK, Big Brother recedes and advances
20091111: Justice department asked for broad swath of IndyMedia's visitor records
20091111: Power for U.S. from Russia's old nuclear weapons
20091111: Researchers take down a spam botnet
20091111: SCOTUS to hear Bilski case, may be huge for software patents
20091111: Supreme Court Hears Bilski v. Kappos
20091111: Unknown 7m asteroid almost impacted Earth
20091111: Whistleblower claims IEA is downplaying peak oil
20091110: Doomed dome, the future that never was
20091110: Massive power outages in Brazil caused by hackers
20091110: MIT graduate to make digital Sixth Sense open source
20091110: On whether to let your daughter wear a 'shag band'
20091110: Researchers neutralize Parkinson's dopamine killers
20091110: Why exercise does not lead to weight loss
20091109: If you weary of Flash, there's an HTML5 viewer coming to YouTube
20091109: Swarm of giant jellyfish capsize 10-ton trawler
20091108: Antimatter in lightning
20091108: What DNS is not
20091107: Enzyme found to help formation of new axons
20091107: Fear detector to sniff out terrorists
20091107: LHC shut down again, by baguette-dropping bird
20091107: Microsoft research shows off new projects on college recruiting tour
20091107: Researchers implant neural-monitoring RFID into a moth
20091107: Vint Cerf mods Android for interplanetary interwebs
20091107: What Google suggests about humanity
20091106: Another protocol bites the dust
20091106: Chinese bureaucrats duel over right to regulate World of Warcraft
20091106: Congress may require ISPs to block certain fraud sites
20091106: Drug chief sacking could stifle 'polydrug' research
20091106: E.U. leaders bolster internet access protections
20091106: Fix climate change or else, say military top brass
20091106: Governments should get real on drugs
20091106: Pay us oil money, or the rainforest gets it
20091106: Pilots' artificial horizon lined up for a revamp
20091106: Something may come through dimensional doors at LHC
20091106: Space junk piles up into threat to future launches
20091105: Plug versus Plug
20091105: Possible dark matter signs at the core
20091105: Secret copyright treaty leaks, it's bad, very bad
20091105: U.S. regulators to file complaint against Intel
20091104: Scientists build a smarter rat
20091104: Swine flu in perspective
20091103: Dirty vendor tricks
20091103: Earliest fired knives improved stone age tool kit
20091103: Europe launches flood-predicting satellite and test probe
20091103: Pirate Bay closure sparked p2p explosion
20091103: Seven questions that keep physicists up at night
20091103: Toyota develops a new flower species to reduce pollution
20091103: Two decades of nanotech
20091103: Web open font format backed by Mozilla, type foundries
20091103: What goes around, Teledesic 2.0
20091103: Why a high IQ doesn't mean you're smart
20091103: Why AI is a dangerous dream
20091103: Why Windows 7 costs so much
20091102: Blogger humiliates town councillors into resigning
20091102: My first Bill Gates review
20091102: Nothing to fear but fearlessness itself
20091102: Plowing carbon into the fields
20091102: Programmers At Work
20091102: Sixteen thousand names suggested daily for FBI's watch list
20091102: The lost decade, why Steve Ballmer is no Bill Gates
20091102: We're governed by callous children
20091101: A brief history of zombies
20091101: A fresh way to take the salt out of seawater
20091101: Adobe pushes Flash and PDF for open government, misses irony
20091101: Android 2.0, could be the iPhone killer
20091101: Journalists looking for government money
20091101: Microgravity boosts microbe's virulence
20091101: Why computers suck at math
20091031: Chinese to supply 600 MW wind farm in Texas
20091031: Denying physics won't save the video stars
20091031: How terahertz waves tear apart DNA
20091031: ICANN approves internationalized domain names
20091031: On how green is your pet is
20091031: On whether Europe run on Sahara sun
20091031: Slim, warm superconductors promise faster electronics
20091031: Stealthy wind turbines aim to disappear from radar screens
20091031: The truth about the disappearing honeybees
20091031: Towards a permission-based web
20091030: Intergalactic race shows that Einstein still rules
20091030: John Hodgman on the coming geek culture
20091030: Los Angeles goes Google Apps with Microsoft cash
20091030: Pliosaur Skull Found In Dorset
20091030: Telco sues city for plan to roll out own broadband
20091030: Xerox claims printable electronics breakthrough
20091029: ARM or Atom, the battle for the next digital frontier
20091029: Discovery of cancer-proof rodent cells
20091029: The best medications for your genes
20091029: The quest for a truly open smartphone
20091029: Three strikes to go ahead in Britain
20091029: Trojan kill switches in military technology
20091028: Comparing Maemo and Android
20091028: EFF fights censorship with takedown hall of shame
20091028: French branch of Scientology is convicted of fraud
20091028: UK law enforcement is against 3-strikes
20091027: Clean smells promote ethical behavior
20091027: New optomechanical crystal allows confinement of light and sound
20091026: ARM launches Cortex-A5 processor, to take on Atom
20091026: Game retailers facing digital distribution transition
20091026: Ryan Gordon wants to bring universal binaries to Linux
20091026: When software leaks, what really goes down
20091025: Android goes to the battlefield
20091025: App store developer speaks out on game piracy
20091025: Caves of the Moon
20091024: Apple seeks patent on operating system advertising
20091024: Delivering a virus imposter quicker
20091024: EFCC shuts down 800 scam websites, busts 18 syndicates
20091024: FCC begins crafting net neutrality regulations
20091024: Neural implant to give control of paralyzed arms
20091024: The science of irrational decisions
20091024: Virus-like particles may mean speedier flu vaccines
20091023: China expands cyberspying in US, report says
20091023: EU paves the way for three-strikes cut-off policy
20091023: Light helps injured mice walk again
20091023: North Carolina State University's fingernail-size chip can hold 1TB
20091023: Singer in grocery store ordered to pay royalties
20091022: Toyota experimenting with joystick control for cars
20091021: 50+ Android Phones expected in near future
20091021: Cosmic radiation makes trees grow faster
20091021: IBM markets Linux to Africa but not the US
20091021: New robotic hand can feel
20091021: NVIDIA driver developer discusses Linux graphics
20091021: Robot controlled by human brain cells
20091021: The Kindle killer arrives
20091021: Ultracapacitor bus recharges at each stop
20091020: VASIMR ion engine could cut Mars trip to 39 days
20091019: A step closer to cheap nuclear fusion
20091019: iRobot introduces a morphing blob robot
20091019: Observing evolution over 40,000 generations
20091019: The US's reverse brain drain
20091019: Verizon's challenge to the iPhone confirmed
20091018: Giant ribbon discovered at edge of solar system
20091018: Internet pioneers speak out on net neutrality
20091018: Law.Gov, America's operating system, open source
20091018: New nanotech helps detect early-stage cancer
20091018: Scientists write memories directly into fly brains
20091018: The copyright lobby's secret pressure on the anti-spam bill
20091018: The medical benefits of carbon monoxide
20091017: Cisco, Motorola, and other companies take aim at net neutrality rules
20091017: DARPA, Microsoft and Lockheed team up to reinvent TCP-IP
20091017: Google Chrome, a developer's perspective
20091017: Google takes on Amazon with its own e-book store
20091017: IBM and Intel executives arrested over insider trading
20091017: LHC successfully cools to 1.9k in lead-up to restart
20091016: Doubts raised about legal soundness of GPL2
20091016: Electro-scalpel sniffs out tumors
20091016: First black hole for light created on Earth
20091016: Researchers discover magnetic current
20091016: Scientists discover how DNA is folded within the nucleus
20091015: Acer unveils dual Android and Windows 7 netbook
20091015: Call for murder charges to be brought over toxic dumping
20091015: Guardian gagged from reporting parliament
20091015: How UK oil company Trafigura tried to cover up African pollution disaster
20091015: QB1 - no mouse, no keyboard, just gestures
20091015: Ten-finger multitouch user interface
20091015: The road to riches doesn't run through the App Store
20091015: Tim Berners-Lee is sorry about the slashes
20091015: Trafigura knew of waste dangers
20091015: Washington Post says use Linux to avoid bank fraud
20091014: Developing games for Android
20091013: A hundred years of copyright hysteria
20091013: A vegetarian spider joins world's Jungle Book
20091013: Environmental Protection Agency to reuse toxic sites for renewable energy
20091013: The collider, the particle and a theory about Fate
20091012: Gigantic air gun to blast cargo into orbit
20091012: Rupert Murdoch says Google is stealing his content
20091011: Campaigners tell California to legalise cannabis drug to save economy from recession
20091011: From turbines and straw, Danish self-sufficiency
20091011: Nanomedicine kills brain cancer cells
20091011: Open source could have saved ontario hundreds of millions
20091011: Sceptics welcome BBC report on 'global cooling'
20091011: Yale physicists measure a persistent current
20091010: Analyst predicts Android overtaking iPhone in 2012
20091010: More water out there, ice found on an asteroid
20091010: NASA's LCROSS Moon impact mission provides great data
20091010: Wikileaks plans to make the web leakier
20091009: Candy linked to violence in study
20091009: Design starting for matter-antimatter collider
20091009: FCC chairman warns of wireless spectrum gap
20091009: How dangerous could a hacked robot possibly be
20091009: Hyperdrive propulsion could be tested at the Large Hadron Collider
20091009: Real life distributed snooping web game to launch in Britain
20091008: An early hominid first walked on two legs in the woods
20091008: An inteview with Brian Kernighan, co-developer of AWK and AMPL
20091008: Court rules for software ownership over licensing
20091008: Harvard's robotic bees generate high-tech buzz
20091008: Microsoft and the EU have reached an antitrust accord
20091008: Tiny 'nuclear batteries' unveiled
20091008: Worldwide surveillance and filtering
20091007: Bankers gone bad, financial crisis making the threat worse
20091007: Ginkgo BioWorks aims to push synthetic biology to the factory level
20091007: IBM researchers working toward cheap, fast DNA reader
20091007: Jail chaos as prisoner is left in charge of computer system
20091007: Ministry of defense's 'how to stop leaks' document is leaked
20091007: New graphical representation of the periodic table
20091007: Open source makes big gains at the London stock exchange
20091007: The universe has more entropy than we thought
20091006: Algae first to recover after asteroid strike
20091006: China will overtake America, the only question is when
20091006: FTC states bloggers must disclose paid reviews
20091006: Netgear WNR3500L open source router announced
20091006: The demise of the dollar
20091006: The end of the dollar spells the rise of a new order
20091006: US rivals 'plotting to end oil trading in dollars'
20091005: Patch re-enables PhysX when ATI card is present
20091005: SFLC tells SCOTUS, 'software patents are unjust'
20091004: OLPC and the 'Innovator's Opportunity'
20091004: Van Loan's misleading claims - case for lawful access not closed
20091003: A Steve Jobs confession, a fanboy shock
20091003: Common diabetic drug fights cancer stem cells
20091003: Corporations now have a right to personal privacy
20091003: Dissolvable glass for bone repair
20091003: Honda makes nanotube breakthrough
20091003: House committee passes 'Informed P2P User Act'
20091003: Red Hat files amicus brief in Bilski patent case
20091002: A mobile phone mesh that can survive carrier network failure
20091002: Americans don't want targeted ads
20091002: Cosmic ray intensity reaches highest levels in 50 years
20091002: Electric car nano-batteries aim for 500-mile range
20091002: Exoplanet has showers of pebbles
20091002: Free-flying cyborg insects steered from a distance
20091002: Galaxy study hints at cracks in dark matter theories
20091002: GE developing 1TB hologram disc readable by a modified blu-ray drive
20091002: How far you could you travel in a spaceship
20091002: Illegal toxic waste spotted from space
20091002: New bill proposes open source requirement for publicly funded books
20091002: No rainforest, no monsoon. Get ready for a warmer world
20091002: Population, Europe's problems will grow as it shrinks
20091002: Top tech for a cleaner planet
20091001: Auto-detecting malware. It's possible
20091001: Company uses DMCA to take down second-hand software
20091001: Fossil Ardi reveals the first steps of the human race
20091001: GPS receiver noise can be used to detect snow depth
20091001: Micro Men is coming to the BBC
20091001: NVidia cripples PhysX open API
20091001: Scientists decry horrifying UK border test plan
20091001: Using aluminum oxide paint to secure Wi-Fi
20090930: A hundred-petabit internet backbone coming into view
20090930: In trial, Kindle disappoints university users
20090930: IV vitamin C used to recover terminal swine flu case
20090930: Obama makes a push to add time to the school year
20090930: Porn surfing rampant at US science foundation
20090930: Synthetic sebum makes slippery sailboats
20090929: A photon machine gun for quantum computers
20090929: Four-winged proto-bird unearthed in China, predates archaeopteryx
20090929: How to save one trillion dollars a year with open source
20090929: Mainstream press cringes At Win7 launch parties
20090929: Melting memory chips in mass production
20090929: Time Telescope could boost fibre-optic communications
20090928: Coal is Dirty
20090928: Cooking may have made us human
20090928: ICE satellite maps profound polar thinning
20090927: Computers to mark english essays
20090927: Peak Oil is here
20090927: Theora 1.1 is released - what you should know
20090927: Why crude oil prices will keep going up
20090926: Alzheimer's disease possibly linked to sleep deprivation
20090926: Ratchet and Clank, a crack in time offers new gameplay mechanic
20090926: Why games cost sixty dollars
20090925: 250-Foot hybrid airship to spy over Afghanistan
20090925: Freecom outs first ever USB 3.0 hard drive
20090925: GPL wins in French court case
20090925: Intel connects PCs to devices using light
20090925: New images reveal pure water ice on Mars
20090925: New material aims to make lithium-ion batteries safer
20090925: New OLPC Laptop 1.5 dual-boots Sugar, Gnome Desktop
20090925: Shuttleworth suggests 1-way valve for user experience testing
20090925: Unambiguous evidence of water on the Moon
20090924: Alabama wages war against cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica)
20090924: Intel to challenge Android with Moblin for mobile devices
20090924: Microsoft awarded patent for peer-to-peer DRM
20090924: New deal sought in dispute over Google book plan
20090924: Promised platform-independent GPU tech is getting real
20090924: Radar map of buried Mars layers confirms climate cycles
20090923: According to Linus, linux is bloated
20090923: Carbon nanotube solar cells on the horizon
20090923: Chrome Frame is Google's stealth attack on Microsoft Internet Explorer
20090923: Dual-screen Microsoft 'booklet' uncovered
20090923: E. Coli can be used to clean up nuclear waste
20090923: EU funding AI for monitoring public for abnormal behaviour
20090923: Exposure to sun may help people with cancer survive
20090923: Google brings Chrome's renderer to IE with browser plugin
20090923: Neuralstem Receives FDA approval to begin first ALS stem cell trial
20090923: Soviets built a doomsday machine and it's still alive
20090923: Universities spar over disappearing electronic messages
20090923: US wants UK hacker to pay to fix holes he exposed
20090922: Children's watch allows parents to track their kid
20090922: FCC backs net neutrality, chairman's full speech posted
20090922: MIT's hybrid microchip to overcome silicon size barrier
20090922: Paraplegic rats enabled to walk again
20090922: Video surveillance system that reasons like a human
20090921: Content really was just a way to mark up paper
20090921: Gaming milestone for Elite game
20090921: Next - an internet revolution in higher education
20090921: Scanning dead salmon in fMRI machine highlights risk of red herrings
20090921: The great debate on micropayments and paid content
20090920: Austin police want identities of online critics
20090920: Nissan gives silent electric cars 'Blade Runner' appeal
20090920: Shadowed lunar craters may be coldest spot in the solar system
20090920: WiMax or Long Term Evolution, let the battle begin
20090919: Blueprint for a quantum electric motor
20090919: Bullet-proof sheets of carbon nanotubes
20090919: DHS ponders improving terrorism alert system
20090919: FCC to propose net neutrality rules
20090919: Magnetic racetrack memory project
20090919: New JUSTICE act could roll back telecom immunity
20090919: SKA telescope to provide a billion PCs worth of processing
20090919: Universal death stench repels bugs of all types
20090918: Forget windmills, only free johnnies can save us now
20090918: Gene therapy cures color-blind monkeys
20090918: Gravitational currents could slash fuel needed for space flight
20090918: IPv6 adoption will grow with smart grid adoption, hopes Cisco
20090918: New Drake equation selects between alien worlds
20090918: Planck telescope beams back first images of the fall out after the Big Bang
20090918: US government sets up online app store
20090917: ARM attacks Intel's netbook stranglehold
20090917: BBC wants DRM on HD broadcasts
20090917: Birdsong studies lead to a revolution in biology
20090917: Cracking the Spine of Libel
20090917: Mafia sinks ships containing toxic waste
20090917: Panasonic's new led bulbs shine for 19 years
20090917: Professor posts 'illegal copy' of guide to Oregon public record laws
20090917: Smallest exoplanet is shown to be a solid, rocky world
20090917: Study finds tomatoes thrive on urine
20090917: Transforming waste plastic into $10 per barrel fuel
20090916: A complaint to Devon and Cornwall Police Force
20090916: A galaxy-sized observatory for gravitational waves
20090916: Brain science to help teachers get into kids' heads
20090916: Diamonds are for softies, boron is harder
20090916: Electronics missing link united with rest of the family
20090916: Machine rebellion begins - killer robot destroyed by US jet
20090916: Maori legend of man-eating bird is true
20090916: Most detailed photos of an atom yet
20090916: Music industry ready for climbdown on internet piracy demands
20090916: NASA faces a 'Kennedy or Nixon' moment
20090916: Right-to-repair bill shifts control from dealer to owner
20090916: Warning - Showers can seriously damage your health
20090915: Captured comet becomes moon of Jupiter
20090915: Google file system evolves, Hadoop to follow
20090915: Haiku alpha released
20090915: Saving science from unscientific America
20090915: Scientists find master gene to switch on immune cells
20090915: Start-up releases uber-fast, efficient enterprise-class SSDs
20090914: Ford's new radar technology based on open source
20090914: IBM throws out Microsoft Office
20090914: Surprise discovery in Earth's upper atmosphere
20090914: WebGL Initiative to Bring Hardware-Accelerated 3D Graphics to the Internet
20090913: A history of wiretapping
20090913: Bell on why content owners don't sue our subscribers
20090913: First algae car attempts to cross the US on 25 gallons of fuel
20090913: Gadget makers can find thief, but don't ask
20090913: Google getting into the solar mirror business
20090913: Scientists clone oldest living organism
20090913: The copyright consultation - my submission
20090913: Why users dumped your open source app for proprietary software
20090912: Creating a quantum superposition of living things
20090912: Motorola unveils details of its Android platform play, shows Cliq phone
20090912: Scientists levitate mice for NASA
20090911: Bacteria used to make radioactive metals inert
20090911: Home power plants project unveiled in Germany
20090911: Vast malware repository dedicated to testing and research
20090910: Asus plans dual-display e-reader
20090910: British troops get nifty techno-gunsights
20090910: China considering cuts in rare-earth metal exports
20090910: Foxconn and Hon Hai both planning ARM smartbooks
20090910: Geeks prefer competence to niceness
20090910: Google Android future haunted by fragmentation past
20090910: Human colony on Mars 'will make the world a better place'
20090910: New online Monopoly game is streets ahead
20090910: T-Mobile and Orange to merge in the UK
20090910: Teenager invents cheap solar panel from human hair
20090910: Ten weeks of rain is a disaster for the North and West
20090910: The coming problems for rolling out 3D TV
20090910: Why motivation is key for artificial intelligence
20090909: Goodbye, DRM; hello 'stealable' digital personal property
20090909: Intellectual Ventures' patent protection racket
20090909: Microsoft, Cisco issue patches for TCP DoS flaw
20090909: US nuclear power industry poised for a comeback
20090908: A skull that rewrites the history of man
20090908: Chrome 4.0 verses Opera 10 verses Firefox 3.5
20090908: Lasers Generate Underwater Sound
20090908: The copyright black hole that is swallowing our culture
20090908: Virus linked to prostate tumours
20090907: Ottawa killed cellphone cost calculator
20090906: Code-breaking quantum algorithm on a silicon chip
20090906: Google's PageRank algorithm applied to the food web
20090906: Installing Uzbl on Ubuntu-based distros
20090906: Kepler mission could detect exomoons
20090905: Attractive women make men temporarily stupid
20090905: Doctorow on what cloud computing is really for
20090905: How 136 people became 7 million illegal file-sharers
20090905: Mixing solar with coal to cut costs
20090905: Musicians oppose anti-piracy measures in the UK
20090905: New Zealander invents Segway alternative
20090905: Overwhelming evidence for magnetic monopoles
20090905: Symantec wants to use victims to hunt computer criminals
20090904: Airborne Boeing laser blasts ground target
20090904: UK Royal Society claims geo-engineering feasible
20090903: Coldest, driest, calmest place on Earth found
20090903: Microsoft pushes for a single global patent system
20090903: Singular Simplicity
20090903: UK plans to link criminal records to ID cards
20090902: Augmented reality in a contact lens
20090902: Swarms of solar-powered microbots on the way
20090901: A breathalyzer for cancer
20090901: Military helmet design contributes to brain damage
20090901: Scientists to design first robot using mould - Plasmobot
20090901: The orange goo that could save your laptop
20090901: Tumors feel the deadly sting of nanobees
20090831: Cato Institute critique of software patents
20090831: Laughing gas is major threat to ozone layer
20090831: Where have you gone, Bell Labs
20090830: Britain facing blackouts for first time since 1970s
20090830: First look at stimulated brain unlocks secrets
20090830: James Murdoch criticizes BBC for providing 'free news'
20090830: Microsoft holding 'Screw Google' meetings in DC
20090830: Pacific Ocean garbage patch worries researchers
20090830: The good enough revolution
20090829: Clive Thompson on the new literacy
20090829: Entanglement could be a deterministic phenomenon
20090829: Microscopes zoom in on molecules at last
20090829: NVIDIA predicts 570x GPU performance boost
20090828: Astrophysicists find 'impossible' planet
20090828: Broken hearts mend with 'patch'
20090828: Depression may provide cognitive advantages
20090828: Free software group attacks Windows 7 'sins'
20090828: High-tech blimps earning their wings
20090828: NASA explores the Moon's water and oxygen deposits
20090827: As waistlines widen, brains shrink
20090827: Bee genome gives killer clue to colony collapse disorder
20090827: Global warming could be put on trial
20090827: Mystery of the missing mini-galaxies
20090827: Proposed UK file-sharing laws may be illegal, ISPs upset
20090827: Steam-powered car breaks century-old speed record
20090827: Survival in a post-apocalypse blackout
20090827: Warmer seas mean more food for fish
20090827: When the Internet breaks, who ya gonna call
20090826: FairPort accused of faking network readiness test
20090826: Media multitaskers pay mental price, Stanford study shows
20090826: NASA fire off environmentally-friendly rocket
20090826: Obama's FCC to enforce net neutrality
20090825: A robot hand that is dexterous and fast
20090825: Apple and Google struggle for control of the iPhone
20090825: Fully functional bioengineered tooth grown in a mouse
20090825: On whether Google's Android phone can be saved
20090825: One crime solved per 1,000 London CCTV cameras
20090824: Developing world's parasites, diseases enter US
20090824: NASA may outsource
20090824: Real-Time Keyloggers
20090823: Amazon, MS, and Yahoo against Google's library
20090823: Obstacles near emergency exits speed evacuation
20090823: Recreating the Big Bang inside metamaterials
20090823: Why a broken heart really does hurt
20090823: Working with Ogg Theora and the video tag
20090822: Lack of gravity waves puts limits on exotic cosmology theories
20090822: New species of worms found to release 'bombs'
20090822: Why AT&T Killed iPhone Google Voice
20090822: Windows 7 igniting touchscreen PC market
20090821: NASA probe blasts 461 gigabytes of Moon data daily
20090821: Pi calculated to record 2.5 trillion digits
20090821: The myth of the isolated kernel hacker
20090821: US life expectancy may have peaked
20090820: Japanese political candidates go dark online
20090820: Neural networks-equipped robots evolve the ability to deceive
20090820: Prototype motherboard clusters self-coordinating modules
20090820: Relativistic navigation needed for solar sails
20090820: The developers behind MenuetOS
20090820: Trade group releases new list of 'awful' Internet laws
20090819: NASA discovers life's building block in comet
20090819: Smarter clients, ReverseHTTP and WebSockets
20090818: A more economic internet routing scheme
20090818: Comcast finally files suit against FCC over traffic shaping
20090818: Fatty foods affect memory and exercise performance
20090818: IBM scientists build computer chips from DNA
20090818: Microsoft trial misconduct cost $40 million
20090818: NASA is developing a nuclear reactor for Moon and Mars
20090818: New nanolaser key to future optical computers and technologies
20090818: Wireless power consortium pushes for 'Qi' standard
20090817: Comcast seeking control of both pipes and content
20090817: Financial issues may force changes on games industry
20090817: Seeking
20090817: Woman with police-monitoring blog arrested
20090816: A mathematical model for a spreading zombie infestation
20090816: Airborne laser successfully tracks and hits missile
20090816: Chinese clinic uses DNA tests to predict kids' talents
20090816: Dell considering ARM-Based Smartbooks
20090816: Deputies raid county building to take control of computers
20090816: DOJ defends 1.92 million dollar RIAA verdict
20090816: Gene therapy causes blind woman to grow new fovea
20090816: Mystery of Sun's outer atmosphere solved
20090816: Sheriff's Office defies judge on order for system password
20090816: Sony to convert Online Bookstore to open format
20090816: US Army asks its personnel to wikify field manuals
20090815: Dell says high Linux netbook returns a 'non-issue'
20090815: Domain Tasting 'officially dead' thanks to cancellation policy
20090815: Genetic mutation enables less sleep
20090815: Team aims to create pure evil AI
20090815: Twitter used to control botnet machines
20090815: US tests system to evade foreign web censorship
20090814: A planet that orbits its star the wrong way
20090814: Google two years into overhaul of the Google File System
20090814: Pay per email plan to beat spam and help charity
20090814: Why the UK needs the Pirate Party
20090814: Wikipedia approaches its limits
20090813: A green cement that absorbs carbon
20090813: GameObserver interview with 'Love' designer, Eskil Steenberg
20090813: Give bees a booster
20090813: Scientists explore how the humble leaf could power the planet
20090813: Two convicted for refusal to decrypt data
20090812: A standardized OS for robots
20090812: Earth's period of habitability is nearly over
20090812: The value of self-enforcing protocols
20090811: An operating system for the cloud
20090811: Comparing the MMO Industry with the Silver Screen
20090810: Banks vs. Consumers (Guess Who Wins)
20090810: Paper-thin batteries set to arrive by 2010
20090810: Times are tough for Nigerian scammers
20090810: Your family dog may be smarter than your toddler
20090809: Microsoft joins HTML 5 standard fray in earnest
20090808: Bjarne Stroustrup expounds on concepts and the future of C++
20090808: Murdoch demands Kindle users' info
20090808: Nano origami for DNA, complete with software
20090808: NASA's new telescope finds exoplanet atmosphere
20090808: WebGL standard may bring 3D acceleration to browsers
20090807: After links to cybercrime are exposed, a Latvian ISP is cut off
20090807: AMD's OpenCL allows GPU code to run on X86 CPUs
20090807: Brain on a chip
20090807: In five years all browsers will block internet advertisements by default
20090807: Murdoch says, 'We'll charge for all our sites'
20090807: The mice that didn't make it
20090806: Expedition to explore an Alaska-sized plastic island
20090806: Future of open Web video
20090806: Voyage to study plastic 'island'
20090805: Adjustable-focus glasses can replace bifocals
20090805: Android applications soon to run on MIPS32 chips
20090805: Fifteen ton bomb on fast track for deployment
20090805: Goodbye Apple, hello music production on Ubuntu
20090805: Major new function discovered for the spleen
20090804: A Jesuit's Guide to Open Standards
20090804: Apple tried to silence owner of exploding iPod with gagging order
20090804: Breakthrough in electricity-producing microbe
20090804: Network neutrality back in congress for 3rd time
20090803: Earth-moon lagrange points
20090802: A new approach to fusion
20090802: A short history of btrfs
20090802: FCC probes Apple's rejection of Google Voice for iPhone
20090801: A prototype vehicle for the blind
20090801: Centuries-old sketches solve sunspot mystery
20090801: Comets, not asteroids, to blame for moon's scarred face
20090801: Evolution's third replicator - genes, memes and something new
20090801: Licensing dispute threatens future of Skype
20090801: Orbiting gas station could refuel lunar missions
20090801: Race is on for space-junk alarm system
20090801: Sea level rise. It's worse than we thought
20090801: Student suing amazon for book deletions
20090801: Supreme Court action upholds California's medical pot law
20090801: Using fat to fight the flab
20090801: Virginia tech engineers develop vehicle for blind drivers
20090801: Why dollars alone won't fix US healthcare
20090731: A.I. developer challenges pro-human bias
20090731: ARM hopes to lure Microsoft away from Intel
20090731: EMI quits selling CDs to indie record stores
20090731: Mosquitoes deliver malaria vaccine through bites
20090731: The untold story of SAIC, network solutions, and the rise of the web, part 1
20090731: UK's FSA finds no health benefits to organic food
20090730: Saving funds for shutdown of nuclear plants proves tricky
20090729: A vaccine for colon cancer
20090729: Diamonds Are A Wound's Best Friend
20090729: EU may allow US to keep snooping on European bank data
20090729: Finally, a true green laser
20090729: Researchers stalk botnets used by hackers
20090729: The rise of the digital nomad
20090729: The secret evidence of global warming Bush tried to hide
20090728: Allergy meds slim down obese mice
20090728: CO2 sponge
20090728: Company claims potential magnification in bio fuel production
20090728: Copyright of academic works should be abolished
20090728: Cyber-terrorists could provoke a nuclear attack
20090728: Galaxies going green
20090728: On whether women are getting more beautiful
20090728: Pathogen lab to be built in 'tornado alley'
20090728: Revealing secrets of electricity-producing materials
20090728: Traffic hydrocarbons linked to lower IQs in kids
20090727: Bacterial computer solves Hamiltonian Path Problem
20090727: Clingy Martian dust guilty as charged
20090727: Falling out of love with market myths
20090727: Fertile Crescent 'will disappear this century'
20090727: Giant soap bubble found floating in space
20090727: Ion engine could one day power 39-day trips to Mars
20090727: Jupiter took a bullet for us last weekend
20090727: Last chance to save the gorilla
20090727: Reprogrammed skin cells turned into baby mice
20090727: Scientists worry machines may outsmart Man
20090727: So let us talk about Sugar
20090727: Transparent metal hints at nature of planets' cores
20090727: What string theory is really good for
20090727: Why people don't act on climate change
20090726: Electronic armageddon, and no electricity either
20090726: New Zealand tree stuck in evolutionary time warp
20090726: The irksome cellphone industry
20090725: Electricity from salty water
20090725: Gaming On Windows 7
20090725: Stallman says pirate party hurts free software
20090725: Upgrades One Strike to Three
20090724: Armadillo Aerospace flight paves way for science payloads
20090724: Artificial brain '10 years away'
20090724: Microsoft opened Linux-driver code after violating GPL
20090724: Microsoft sees first annual sales decline in its history for fiscal 2009
20090724: The rocky road to wind power
20090723: MIT electric car may outperform rival gas models
20090723: Researchers use salmon DNA to make LED lightbulbs
20090723: Undercover cameras catch pc repair scams, privacy violations
20090723: Vacuum leaks lead to another LHC delay
20090722: Brain surgery using sound waves
20090722: How they built the software of Apollo 11
20090722: Making cesium atoms do a quantum walk
20090722: Most expensive javascript ever
20090721: Charity, open source and happiness
20090721: Ireland’s bizarre war on blasphemy
20090719: Brazil demands repatriation of UK hazardous waste
20090719: Closed shop
20090719: Security threats 3 levels beyond kernel rootkits
20090719: The hidden costs of Microsoft's free office online
20090719: The NSA wiretapping story nobody wanted
20090719: UK police raid party after seeing 'all-night' tag on Facebook
20090718: New DVDs for thousand year digital storage
20090718: OLED breakthrough yields 75 percent more efficient lights
20090718: There may be a cure for radiation sickness
20090716: Bell reveals internet throttling details to CRTC
20090716: Big game publishers muscle in on iPhone upstarts
20090716: Conroy named internet villain of the year
20090716: Repulsive force discovered in light
20090716: Seeking fame in Apple's sea of apps
20090716: Staying afloat in a sea of iPhone apps
20090715: Attacks against unpatched Microsoft bug multiply
20090715: Cats 'exploit' humans by purring
20090715: New map hints at Venus' wet, volcanic past
20090715: SpaceX boosts Malaysian satellite into orbit
20090715: The rise and rise of the vegetarian
20090715: UK, not North Korea, source of DDOS attacks, researcher says
20090714: Analyst, 15, creates storm after trashing Twitter
20090714: Chrome vs. Bing vs. You and Me
20090714: European publishers want a law to control online news access
20090714: First open-source Symbian software released
20090714: R.I.P. FTP
20090714: Sequencing a human genome in a week
20090713: Plastic circuits to make tougher, greener computers
20090713: Swearing provides pain relief, say scientists
20090712: British men jailed for online hate crimes
20090712: Military seeks common ground with scientists on fireball data flap
20090712: Researchers enable mice to exhale fat
20090711: Eye in the sky for city crime fighting
20090711: Germanium diodes mean progress toward silicon-chip lasers
20090711: Judge invalidates software patent, citing Bilski
20090711: Microsoft research showcases new browser prototype, Gazelle
20090711: New router manages flows, not packets
20090711: Silverlight 3.0 released, allows apps outside the browser
20090710: Google reveals Chrome hardware partners
20090709: Toyota builds thicket of patents around hybrid to block competitors
20090708: Four privacy protections the online ad industry left out
20090708: Optical transistor made from single molecule
20090708: Robot invented to crawl through veins
20090707: Decoding the HTML 5 video codec debate
20090707: Nanopillar Solar Cells
20090707: Successful test of superconducting plasma rocket engine
20090707: WikiLeaks' Daniel Schmitt speaks
20090706: From predator to plant in one gulp
20090706: We rent movies, so why not textbooks
20090705: Game companies intrigued by 3D tech
20090705: Hawking says humans have entered a new stage of evolution
20090703: Ant mega-colony takes over world
20090703: Memristor minds, the future of artificial intelligence
20090702: Carbon trading on the cheap
20090702: Cyber-Scare
20090702: Hackers target Neopets users
20090702: Record-breaking solar cells tailored to location
20090702: The incredible shrinking genome
20090702: UK compulsory ID plan shelved
20090701: Galactic origin for 62M-year extinction cycle
20090701: Google announces Windows rival
20090701: London Stock Exchange to abandon failed Windows platform
20090701: One year later, dead XP still going strong
20090701: States push makers' role in disposing of electronic waste
20090630: First electronic quantum processor created
20090630: Graphene could make magnetic memory 1000x denser
20090628: Grains of sand reveal possible fifth state of matter
20090628: Why free software shouldn't depend on Mono or C#
20090627: Buzz Aldrin to NASA - U.S. space policy is on the wrong track
20090627: Copyfraud - Poisoning the public domain
20090627: IBM invests in battery research
20090627: US house may pass Cap and Trade bill
20090625: $100 laptop becomes a $5 PC
20090625: 35,000-year-old flute is oldest music instrument ever found
20090625: Canadian politicians reverse course on DMCA
20090625: DNA suggests three basic human groups
20090625: Google to promote Web speed on new developer site
20090625: HTML 5, it could kill Flash and Silverlight
20090625: NASA sticking to imperial units for shuttle replacement
20090625: Optogenetics
20090624: Ideas online, yes, but some not so presidential
20090624: Synthetic tree claims to catch carbon in the air
20090623: Supreme Court upholds city's right to build own network
20090623: US military blocks data on incoming meteors
20090623: Wind could power the entire world
20090622: Carbon chips are almost here
20090622: Kindle, Zune DRM restrictions coming into focus
20090622: Why newsprint still beats the Kindle
20090621: Darning genes, biology for the homebody
20090621: Doctorow says Google & Amazon stifle progress
20090621: Liberal Party of Canada comes out in support of net neutrality
20090621: Senators challenge AT&T's exclusive iPhone deal
20090621: The truth behind the death of Linux on the netbook
20090620: $1.9 Million award in thomas case raises constitutional questions
20090620: A mathematician's lament, an indictment of US math education
20090620: Definitive evidence for ancient lake on Mars
20090620: EFF busts bogus internet subdomain patent
20090620: Obama taps IBM open source advocate for USPTO
20090619: Carnegie researchers say geotech can't cure ocean acidification
20090619: Comcast to bring IPv6 to residential US in 2010
20090619: Congressman has bill ready to give FTC veto on ISP data caps
20090619: England market produces green energy with 'kinetic plates'
20090619: Harvard study finds weaker copyright protection has benefited society
20090619: Scientists capture the first image of memories being made
20090619: US plans to bulldoze 50 shrinking cities
20090618: African farms becoming too hot to handle
20090618: Digital Britain threatens to throttle file sharers
20090618: Gaia's evil twin, Medea is life's own worst enemy
20090618: Huge pre-stonehenge complex found via 'crop circles'
20090618: Inside the Pentagon's new plan for drones that don't piss off Pakistan
20090618: Like a hole in the head - The return of trepanation
20090618: NSA email surveillance pervasive and ongoing
20090618: Ruling on NightJack author Richard Horton kills blogger anonymity
20090618: Synthetic cells get together to make electronics
20090618: The source of sunspots is revealed at last
20090618: UK government announces broadband tax
20090618: Weather Balloons to serve up web access in Africa
20090618: Why Japan's whaling activities are not research
20090617: Augmented reality on Android already available
20090617: Buckyballs polymerized into buckywires
20090617: Clean and sustainable technologies
20090617: Gartner impressed by Android on ARM, also, Android ported to MIPS
20090617: Tiny frozen microbe may hold clues to extraterrestrial life
20090616: 'Burning walls' may stop black hole formation
20090616: China is the EV tipping point
20090616: Déjà Poo, the living machine sewage system
20090616: Fifteen classic PC design mistakes
20090616: Nanotechnology Roadmap
20090616: Rural Michigan counties turn failing roads to gravel
20090616: Senators introduce 'run the tubes under the highway' bill
20090615: Five gadgets we should never have bought
20090615: Ocean currents proposed as the source of Earth's magnetic field
20090615: The Domain Revolution
20090614: A supervolcano may be brewing beneath Mount St Helens
20090614: A.P. in deal to deliver nonprofits' journalism
20090614: Academic source code dust-up symptom of CS education ills
20090614: Amazon deforestation leads to economic boom and bust
20090614: Energy and Fuels
20090614: First floating wind turbine buoyed off Norway
20090614: Great land giveaway could be disaster for Amazon
20090614: Open source car, twenty year lease, free fuel for life
20090614: Poor farmers to guard Earth's crop riches
20090614: The birth and battle of Conficker
20090614: Virtual power plants could tame coming grid chaos
20090614: What Open Source shares with science
20090613: Betelgeuse, the incredible shrinking star
20090613: Cable group turns net neutrality around over ISP access fees
20090613: Forteen-year-old hit by 30,000 mph space meteorite
20090613: World copyright summit and the lies of the copyright industry
20090612: China's computers at hacking risk
20090612: Collateral Damage
20090612: DOJ turns up the heat on Google's book deal
20090612: Periodic table gets a new, unnamed element
20090612: Solar powered machine spins furniture shaped by sunlight
20090612: Web's poker winners face delays in collecting
20090611: Camara goes on offense against the RIAA
20090611: Canada rejects business method patents
20090611: DIY eighteen foot-high robotic exoskeleton
20090611: First acoustic black hole created
20090611: Forgotten drug helps stem cells repair bone marrow
20090611: General Motors opens its own battery research laboratory
20090611: Possible extra-galactic planet detected
20090611: The dirty doings of the Anti-Open Document Format whisper campaign
20090611: Wireless power harvesting
20090610: California to move to online textbooks
20090610: Frank Herbert's moisture traps may be a reality
20090610: Measuring the Hubble constant better
20090610: One-fifth of us have lost sight of Milky Way
20090609: Free-floating black hole may solve space 'firefly' mystery
20090609: Inflatable tower could climb to the edge of space
20090609: Most blogs now abandoned
20090608: ARM-powered Linux laptops unveiled at Computex
20090608: Lies, damned lies, and the UK copyright industry
20090608: Printable, rollable solar panels could go anywhere
20090607: How coding differs from computer science
20090607: The display that watches you
20090607: The pirates will always win, says UK ISP
20090607: VeriSign gets walloped in court, .com domain prices could fall
20090606: Colossal magnetic effect under pressure
20090606: Google's long shot at kicking Microsoft off the desktop
20090606: String theory predicts behavior of superfluids
20090605: Canadian regulator says no to new internet regs
20090605: CrunchPad, the launch prototype
20090604: A Conversation With Dan Marlin
20090604: Acer confirms Android handsets, netbooks
20090604: Google's Android to challenge Windows
20090603: Firefox 3.5 beta boosts open video standard
20090603: Triangular buttons make on-screen keyboards more usable
20090602: Laser blast makes regular light bulbs super-efficient
20090602: Metro dig at Tysons stirs underground intrigue
20090601: China and Japan covet the same rare-earth metals
20090531: Google Chromium browser alpha for Linux
20090531: Human language gene changes how mice squeak
20090531: The homeless stay wired
20090530: Eighteen Android phones, in 3 flavors, by year's end
20090530: Empirical study shows DRM encourages infringement
20090530: OLPC spinoff Pixel Qi merges E-ink with LCD
20090528: Canonical developers aim to make Android apps run on Ubuntu
20090528: High-tech start-ups put down roots in new soil
20090528: SATA 3.0 released paves the way to 6Gbsec devices
20090528: Zune HD is official, heading your way this Fall
20090527: GPS shoes for Alzheimer's patients
20090527: Look Mom, no electricity
20090527: New memory material may hold data for one billion years
20090527: Wired For War
20090525: BPA leaches from polycarbonate bottles into humans
20090525: City of Vancouver adopts open standards
20090524: Nanomaker's toolkit and methods for self-assembly
20090523: Nesson & Camara increase attack against RIAA
20090523: Plastic and fuel that grow on trees
20090523: Sci-Fi writers dream up ideas for US government
20090523: TuneCore, Amazon set to unveil on-demand CD sales
20090522: Europium's superconductivity demonstrated
20090522: Sun to build world's biggest app store around Java
20090522: The 10-Year Satellite Forecast
20090522: The future might be BIOS and browsers
20090522: Voyager clue points to origin of the axis of evil
20090522: World's first battery fuelled by air
20090521: Ancient fossil offers clues to primate evolution
20090521: G1 Google Phone could end up the most popular console ever
20090521: Researchers store optical data in five dimensions
20090521: Too much cola leads to muscle and heart problems
20090520: On whether vegetarians can save the world
20090520: Satellites take on crime busting along the border
20090520: We must ensure ISPs don't stop the next Google getting out of the garage
20090520: White House to require 35.5 mpg by 2016
20090519: Database of all UK children launched
20090519: Hacking our five senses and building new ones
20090519: Inside the bad-ass world of military research projects
20090519: On whether Neanderthals were devoured by humans
20090519: What should be in a technology bill of rights
20090519: Whether we want ISPs penalizing music fans
20090518: Calling BS on the BSA global piracy report
20090518: House of Commons lawyers sent takedown notices over committee video
20090518: Letting time solve the online news dilemma
20090518: The accelerator of the modern age
20090518: Top 10 disappointing technologies
20090517: 'Lone' longitude genius may have had help
20090517: Chernobyl fallout could drive evolution of 'space plants'
20090517: David Attenborough -- Our planet is overcrowded
20090517: FTC targets massive car warranty robocall scheme
20090517: How to catch a black hole before it eats the world
20090517: Scientists discover common ancestor of monkeys, apes, and humans
20090517: The dangers of being really, really tired
20090516: A video from the grave sends Guatemala into crisis
20090516: New Bloomsbury science series to be available free online
20090516: Ocean circulation does not work as expected
20090516: Ryu Sunt-tae, Creator Of UIzard
20090515: Cory Doctorow says DIY licensing will solve piracy
20090515: Daydreaming is really complex problem-solving
20090515: Phoenix BIOSOS
20090514: Breast cancer gene lawsuit argues patents invalid
20090514: Engineering the 30-Meter Telescope
20090514: Scientists create RNA from primordial soup
20090514: Whether sockets have run their course
20090513: 220-mph solar-powered train proposed in Arizona
20090513: Funding for automotive fuel cells cut
20090513: Ultra-dense deuterium produced
20090512: 3,800 Vulnerabilities detected in Federal Aviation Administration's web apps
20090512: Analysts clash over Android growth figures
20090512: Cadets trade the trenches for firewalls
20090512: NSA Attacks West Point! Relax, It's a Cyberwar Game
20090512: Top 10 features you’ll love about Android 1.5
20090511: The grid, our cars, and the net
20090511: Trademarks - the hidden menace
20090510: New pattern found in prime numbers
20090510: On whether developers should be liable for their code
20090510: When comets attack
20090509: When hacked PCs self-destruct
20090508: EU rejects law to cut pirates off from their ISP
20090508: Fuel for deep space exploration running low
20090508: More 'miles per acre' from bioelectricity than ethanol
20090508: The foot that may prove 'hobbits' existed
20090507: FDA could delay adult stem cell breakthroughs
20090507: Herschel and Planck, the countdown begins
20090507: IP enforcement treaty still being kept secret
20090507: Orange stars are just right for life
20090507: Reliable male contraceptive in the works
20090507: Virgin Media UK pilots 200mbps broadband speeds
20090506: Bill would declare your blog a weapon
20090506: My Manhattan Project
20090506: New study finds flu virus 'paralyzes' immune system
20090506: Turning natural gas green
20090505: Curbs on offshore tax havens
20090505: Obama calls for curbs on offshore tax havens
20090505: Pentagon lost billions, pennies at a time
20090505: Robots could flex muscles that are stronger than steel
20090505: SpringSource acquires Hyperic to take on IBM, Microsoft
20090505: Whether the new digital readers can save the newspapers
20090504: Merck created phony peer-review medical journal
20090504: The face of the first European
20090504: The scientist with a planet-saving plan straight out of Spider-Man
20090504: Tsunami hit New York City region in 300 BC
20090504: Warehouse or no, UK's expensive net spying plan proceeds
20090504: Web providers must limit internet's carbon footprint, say experts
20090503: Lithium in water 'curbs suicide'
20090502: Cameron's Avatar is like a 3D drug trip
20090502: For super-tough spider silk, just add titanium
20090502: Iranians outwit censors with Falun Gong software
20090502: Microchips that shook the world
20090502: NASA's eNose sniffs out brain cancer
20090502: They are at it again
20090502: US says Canadian copyright as bad as China's or Russia's
20090502: World's most ancient race traced in DNA study
20090502: World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics
20090501: Beware surfers, cyberspace is filling up
20090501: Hundreds of black holes roam loose in the Milky Way
20090501: Intel faces 1.3 billion dollar fine in Europe
20090430: Microsoft to disable autorun
20090430: Some large dinosaurs survived the K-T extinction
20090430: US ISPs using push polling to stop cheap internet
20090430: Using the internet to subvert democracy
20090429: Europe funds secure operating system research
20090429: Home Office 'colluded with Phorm'
20090429: Whether the US should go on the offensive in cyberwarfare
20090428: The woman who established fair use
20090427: Brain Gain
20090427: New material for fast-change sunglasses, data storage
20090427: What we can do about massive solar flares
20090426: First Android-ARM netbook to cost $250, maker says
20090426: Researchers criticize today's cloud computing
20090426: Revolutionary Espresso Book Machine launches in London
20090425: Scientists isolate and treat parasite causing decline in honey bee
20090425: Using light's handedness to find alien life
20090425: World first for strange molecule
20090424: Dissent made safer
20090424: Watchmen 50 days on
20090423: 'Good Enough' computers are the future
20090423: Botnet expert wants hacker groups hounded mercilessly
20090423: Consortium to share ad revenue from stolen stories
20090423: Kindle 2 tear-down reveals price of components
20090423: New mega-botnet discovered
20090423: Scientists discover exoplanet less than twice the mass of Earth
20090423: The history of Microsoft's anti-competitive behavior
20090423: The road to terabit ethernet
20090422: BT blocks off Pirate Bay
20090422: Fourth circuit's Turnitin.com ruling brings more trouble for plaintiffs
20090422: Google brings 3D to web with open source plugin
20090422: Physicists propose new kind of quantum tunneling
20090422: World's first X-Ray laser goes live
20090421: Adobe pushing for flash TVs
20090421: E-Merlin super telescope switched on
20090421: Hurricane-killing, space-based power plant
20090421: Microsoft to open source - Please don't compete on price!
20090421: Programmable Tattoos
20090421: The FBI has a trojan to watch you
20090420: 12 small windmills put to the test in Holland
20090420: Blind to be cured with stem cells
20090420: Harnessing spammers to advance AI
20090420: My mythical online rental service for movies
20090420: Reflections on the less-cool effects of filesharing
20090420: Telepresence, our best bet for exploring space
20090419: NSA overstepped the law on wiretaps
20090419: Shuttle dodges space junk risk
20090419: Space sails could bring used rockets back to Earth
20090418: Ancient ecosystem found in ice pocket
20090418: Brendan Eich explains ECMAScript 3.1 to developers
20090418: FBI spyware has been snaring extortionists and hackers for years
20090418: If philosophers were programmers
20090418: Internet attack called broad and long lasting by investigators
20090418: Rumsfeld updated army's continuity of operations plan before 911
20090418: Swedish ISP deletes customer ID info
20090418: The Coming Martial Law
20090418: Welcome to the 'New World Order' Pt.1
20090418: Welcome to the 'New World Order' Pt.2
20090417: iBotnet - researchers find signs of zombie Macs
20090417: Kyocera's OLED phone concept charges as you flex it
20090417: New data center will heat homes in London
20090417: Quantum theory may explain wishful thinking
20090417: Sophisticated balloon technology could help steer hypersonic spacecraft
20090417: They're gone! After outcry, Time Warner uncaps the tubes
20090417: Unzipping nanotubes makes superfast electronics
20090416: Amazon to block Phorm scans
20090416: Curved laser beams could help tame thunderclouds
20090416: Energy secretary Chu endorses 'clean coal'
20090416: Malicious activity grew at a record pace in 2008
20090416: MIT and the constant robotic gardeners
20090416: Our ears may have built-in passwords
20090416: Stanford's Cinder OS tightens mobile power control
20090416: Subverting PIN encryption for bank cards
20090416: The ecological impact of spam
20090415: EU investigates Phorm's UK ISP advertising system
20090415: On whether we are organisms or ecosystems
20090415: PG&E makes deal for solar power from space
20090415: Prescient young blogger did what S. Korea couldn't -- foresee global financial crisis
20090415: Strings link the ultra-cold with the super-hot
20090414: Eighty-three percent of businesses won't bother with Windows 7
20090414: Flying micro-robot takes off
20090414: Supercomputer as a service
20090413: Corporate welfare on display
20090413: Goldman Sachs hires law firm to shut blogger's site
20090413: In defense of the anonymous commenter
20090412: Linux on netbooks a complicated story
20090412: Seven (crazy) civilian uses for nuclear bombs
20090411: Altered organism triples solar cell efficiency
20090411: Robot body suit to be marketed in Japan
20090411: Stereo spacecraft to explore Earth's L4 and L5
20090410: Climate engineering may become US policy
20090410: EFF says Obama warrantless wiretap defense is worse than Bush
20090410: Gecko-inspired dry adhesive planned for space
20090410: On whether mobile broadband could solve the UK digital divide
20090409: Cells in the retina tile like puzzle pieces
20090409: Microsoft ending mainstream support for XP
20090409: New discovery may end transplant rejection
20090409: New ICANN top level domains may cause internet land rush
20090408: An education in deep packet inspection
20090408: Australia to build fiber-to-the-home network
20090408: Beware the perils of caffeine withdrawal
20090408: XP reprieve, downgrade may continue after Win7
20090407: EU data-retention laws stricter than many people realized
20090407: Fonera 2 to launch with extended functionality
20090407: Google's plan for out-of-print books is challenged
20090407: Ice bridge ruptures in Antarctic
20090407: On whether the internet could be taken down in 30 minutes
20090407: One man, one long list, no more web ads
20090407: T-Mobile to use Google software in devices for home
20090406: ARM - heretic in the church of Intel, Moore's law
20090406: My favourite spam subject lines
20090406: The NYT compares broadband upgrade costs in US and Japan
20090405: Coders, your days are numbered
20090405: Large ice shelf expected to break from Antarctica
20090405: Three Mile Island Memories
20090404: Implantable telescope for the eye
20090404: Job swap - This robot is the scientist
20090404: Meet Adam and Eve - AI lab-bots that can take on reams of data
20090404: New entrant in the race for wafer-thin speakers
20090404: New virus-built battery could power cars, electronic devices
20090404: Offshore windpower to potentially exceed US demand
20090404: Quantum setback for warp drives
20090404: Robot scientist 'Adam' solves genetic problems
20090403: Billion Dollar Charlie takes on the RIAA
20090403: Harvard P2P lawyer - 'file-swapping is fair use - no, really'
20090403: Jupiter's great red spot is shrinking
20090403: New legislation would federalize cybersecurity
20090402: Eizo debuts 56-inch 4k x 2k RadiForce LS560W LCD monitor
20090402: First proven diagnostic test for Alzheimer
20090401: A Better, Cheaper Multitouch Interface
20090401: Anonymous blogger outed by politician
20090401: Artificial protein mimics blood
20090401: Cellular Repo Man
20090401: EA releases DRM license deactivation tool
20090401: Google makes a grab for e-books
20090401: Google's book settlement is a ripoff for authors
20090401: PRS demands license fee to play music to horses
20090401: Row brews on space station over food and toilets
20090401: Spam back up to 94 percent of all email
20090331: Attempting to reframe 'KDE verses GNOME'
20090331: Fractals could make sense of the quantum world
20090331: Huffington Post launches investigative journalism venture
20090331: Violent video games can improve vision
20090330: Graphic artists condemn UK ban on erotic comics
20090330: Nvidia considers porting PhysX to OpenCL
20090330: UK libel law is a global threat to web free speech
20090330: UN attacks free speech
20090330: Why toddlers don't do what they're told
20090329: Vast spy system loots computers in 103 countries
20090328: Arctic meltdown is a threat to humanity
20090328: FTC warns against deceptive DRM
20090328: How to save the world from an asteroid impact
20090328: Ice that burns could be a green fossil fuel
20090328: iiNet faces the music in landmark case
20090328: Senator proposes nonprofit status for newspapers
20090328: The underappreciated risks of severe space weather
20090327: A PC with 192 GB of RAM
20090327: California may reduce carbon emissions by banning black cars
20090327: Fear the end of the R-Rated superhero movie
20090327: Huge supernova baffles scientists
20090327: IBM - The new development powerhouse
20090327: IPv6 is easy and not expensive
20090327: Microsoft explains new gaming piracy tech
20090327: MIT to make all faculty publications open access
20090327: The biggest desktop OS moments since Unix made its debut
20090326: Building a brain on a silicon chip
20090326: CA registrar trying to preempt Conficker
20090326: Canadian court orders site to ID anonymous posters
20090326: DNA cages guide nanoparticle self-assembly
20090326: Déjà vu, Where fact meets fantasy
20090326: Home computers to search for tangoing pulsars
20090326: How our green technology may rest on bacterial skills
20090326: Hungry shrimp eat climate change experiment
20090326: Instant Expert - Quantum World
20090326: Khronos launches initiative for standards-based 3-d web content
20090325: Chimps use geometry to navigate the jungle
20090325: Court says USPTO can change patent rules
20090325: Magnetic Neutron Star
20090325: New service aims to replace consoles with cloud gaming
20090325: Rights groups speak out against Phorm
20090325: Texas school board set to vote on challenge to evolution
20090325: Windows 7 interfaces you nearly had
20090324: Neutron tracks revive hopes for cold fusion
20090324: Researchers demo BIOS attack that survives disk wipes
20090324: Richard Stallman warns about non-free web apps
20090324: Senior finds error in supercollider algorithm
20090323: A bill to shift cybersecurity to White House
20090323: Dear netbook, thank you for Windows 7
20090323: Detecting cancer when it's barely there
20090323: Finding twin Earths is harder than we thought
20090323: Kaminsky - MS security assessment tool is a 'game changer'
20090323: Multicore chips pose next big challenge for industry
20090322: Ballmer scorns Apple as a $500 logo
20090322: Dell phone stalled by poor reception, analyst says
20090322: Flexing muscles made of carbon nanotubes
20090322: If superconducting sheets reflected gravitational waves
20090322: John Mather on the building of the James Webb space telescope
20090322: No business case for IPv6, survey finds
20090322: The coming censorship wars
20090322: The incredible shrinking polar bear
20090321: BT Reveals First Fibre Optic Broadband Rollout Plans
20090321: Fermilab discovers untheorized particle
20090321: Holy hand grenade of Antioch provokes bomb scare
20090321: Piracy case could change Canadian web landscape
20090321: Robot fish to hunt down pollution
20090321: Taxpayers fund AIG lawsuit against US
20090320: Nintendo to take on Apple and Google in app store competition
20090320: Shell dumps wind, solar and hydro power in favour of biofuels
20090320: Start-up genetically modifies a better biofuel bug
20090319: An impending shortage of vital resources threatens catastrophe
20090319: Google's information on DMCA takedown abuse
20090319: Internet-caused mistrials are on the rise
20090319: Pious 'fight death the hardest'
20090319: The emerging science of DNA cryptography
20090319: The realities of selling independently developed pc games
20090319: UK Government clueless about own internet blacklist
20090319: UK Government may track all Facebook traffic
20090318: Banned hyperlinks could cost you $11,000 a day
20090318: Climate conference confused politicians
20090318: Faster-than-light 'tachyons' might be impossible after all
20090318: Graphene goes large scale
20090318: How the largest dinosaurs got so big
20090318: Spider bite sets miracle in motion for Mantecan
20090318: The men who fix the internet
20090318: UV-resistant micro-organisms discovered in the stratosphere
20090318: Why money messes with your mind
20090318: World-first VDSL2 demo gets 500Mbps data transfers
20090317: Cisco throws California virt-server gauntlet
20090317: Europe is testing 12.5 gbps wireless
20090317: New laser system targets mosquitoes
20090317: Objects in the toolbar may be further away than they seem
20090316: Scientists use fMRI to, sort of, read minds
20090316: UK ISPs could be forced to block or restrict P2P
20090315: New type of superconductivity spotted
20090314: An interview with the developers of FFmpeg
20090314: Finnish guy gets prosthetic USB finger storage
20090314: Higgs territory continues to shrink
20090314: How militaries treat their nerds
20090314: Political cyberattacks to militarize the Web
20090314: Romanians find cure for Conficker
20090314: Science Literacy - American adults 'flunk' basic science, says survey
20090314: Self-healing polymer advance could mean scratch-free iPhones
20090314: University of Miami physicist develops battery using new source of energy
20090313: DHS to use body odor as a lie detector
20090313: French police save millions switching to Ubuntu
20090313: OLPC set to dump x86 for Arm chips in XO-2
20090313: unClick Google
20090312: Berners-lee says no to internet snooping
20090312: Monkeys teach offspring to floss their teeth
20090312: National Ignition Facility fires 192-beam pulse
20090312: Ultra-high-power lithium-ion batteries
20090312: Using lasers and water guns to clean space debris
20090311: Barbara Liskov wins Turing award
20090311: Gazelle - the browser that thinks like an OS
20090311: Human exoskeletons getting closer
20090311: Living free with Linux, round 2
20090311: Microsoft skull-fucks Iceland's economy, contracts syphilis
20090311: Phorm CEO clashes with Berners-Lee at Parliament
20090311: The Age of Steam
20090311: The realities of selling on Apple's App Store
20090310: Bypassing Windows with a Quick Boot
20090310: Fermilab not dead yet, discovers rare single top quark
20090310: How the US forgot how to make Trident missiles
20090310: Novel ice structure may help seed clouds and cause rain
20090310: Record-breaking algorithm really packs them in
20090310: Robot love gone awry
20090310: Study of protein structures reveals key events in evolutionary history
20090310: Study Rules Out Fröhlich Condensates in Quantum Consciousness Model
20090309: Apple has no clue what's going on with dev contracts
20090309: NASA-Cisco climate project to flash 'Planetary Skin'
20090309: US - Verizon wants to share your personal information
20090309: Wolfram promises computing that answers questions
20090309: Zoo chimp 'planned' stone attacks
20090308: NSA should oversee cybersecurity, Intel chief says
20090308: Obama to reverse Bush limits on stem cell work
20090308: The Eyeborg Project
20090308: Why TV Lost
20090307: I'm sorry, but Dreamweaver is dying
20090306: Australian police will have power to secretly search homes
20090306: Doctors try to silence negative reviews from patients
20090306: EFF launches surveillance self-defense site
20090306: Microsoft sues TomTom over FAT patents
20090306: On whether physical game distribution will survive
20090306: Revenge of the rainforest
20090306: Reversing undesirable fish evolution
20090306: Steve Bourne talks about the history of sh
20090306: The real reason for Microsoft's tomtom lawsuit
20090305: A Google search of a distinctly retro kind
20090305: A short summary following the Pirate Bay trial
20090305: Amazon Releases iPhone Kindle Software
20090305: Bionic eye gives blind man sight
20090305: ESA pushes broadband adoption
20090305: Gravitational waves may have been detected in 1987
20090305: Obama picks Net neutrality backer as FCC chief
20090305: The lower atmosphere of Pluto revealed
20090305: US lawmakers take another shot at patent reform
20090304: All of fiction costs $125 million
20090304: Canadian stem cell breakthrough
20090304: Flexible screens get touchy-feely
20090304: Inside the New Science of Neuroengineering
20090304: Linux Foundation taking over Linux.com site
20090304: The formula that killed Wall Street
20090303: New netbook offers detachable tablet
20090303: Reading the New York Times on Kindle 2
20090303: Small robots could build landing site for moon base
20090302: Computer components shrinking faster than predicted
20090302: Creating 3D environments without polygons
20090302: Flexible electronic books to hit market soon
20090302: Future TV screens seen in coffee stains
20090302: Hearst to launch a wireless e-reader
20090302: How social networking might change the world
20090302: Hydrogen produced from aluminum and water
20090302: Mega-laser to probe secrets of exoplanets
20090302: Micromachine power problem solved with magnets
20090302: Sociable robots learn to get along with humans
20090302: Solar panels down to a dollar per watt efficiency
20090228: Book publishers are making the same mistakes as record labels
20090228: Microsoft demonstrates Augmented Vision
20090228: Pirate Bay witness wife overwhelmed with flowers
20090228: RIAA - Maybe focus on building business rather than suing customers next time
20090228: Synthetic life form grows in Florida lab
20090228: You shouldn't have to sell your soul just to download some music
20090227: E Ink's Russ Wilcox on E-Paper
20090227: Google joins EU antitrust case against Microsoft
20090227: High performance Linux kernel project LinuxDNA
20090227: Quebec ISP to terminate subscribers over copyright
20090227: The future of Google Chrome
20090226: American taste for soft toilet roll worse than driving Hummers
20090226: Asus Eee top all-in-one touch screen PC tested
20090226: Functional neurons created from adult somatic cells
20090226: Liquid film motors finally explained
20090226: Superguns helped defeat the Spanish armada
20090226: UK government backs open source
20090225: Microsoft with Windows7 upgrade may be in a bad fix
20090225: Online child abuse images warning
20090225: Why spiders' silk is so much stronger than silkworms'
20090224: A real Bill Gates rant
20090223: Microsoft asks for a refund from laid-off workers
20090222: A cheaper solar concentrator
20090222: A surveillance camera on every chicago street corner
20090222: Cybot development for network defense
20090222: Freeing and forgetting data with Science Commons
20090222: NASA offers $4M in prizes for bold technology that leads to space elevator
20090222: The CECE engine passes third round of tests
20090222: The future of electronic paper
20090221: Coming Soon, 250 DVDs in a quarter-sized device
20090221: Cyborg moth gets a new radio
20090221: iPhone game saves a family's home
20090221: Norwegian websites declare war on IE6
20090221: Open letter to Obama - Uncle Sam should go open source
20090221: Security researcher Kaminsky pushes DNS patching
20090221: Shuttleworth announces Karmic Koala
20090221: Skylon spaceplane gets cash boost
20090221: Space-based solar power within a decade
20090220: Europa selected as target of next flagship mission
20090220: Microsoft.com makes IE8 incompatibility list
20090219: Major cache of fossils unearthed in los angeles
20090219: The mystery of Ireland's worst driver
20090218: Draconian DRM Revealed In Windows 7
20090218: Drug deletes fearful memories
20090218: Earth-like planets in our neighborhood
20090218: Stimulus could kickstart US battery industry
20090218: The cellphone, navigating our lives
20090218: The race for the Higgs Boson heats up
20090217: A brief history of chip fibs, flops - Intel, IBM, AMD
20090217: Acquired characteristics may be inheritable
20090217: Drug giant GlaxoSmithKline pledges cheap medicine for world's poor
20090217: Earth may harbor a shadow biosphere of alien life
20090217: Earth under threat from dark comets
20090217: EU Commissioner wants standard for mobile phone connectors
20090217: Google gears Gmail for PC hack attack
20090217: Hacking with synthetic biology
20090217: James Bond jetpack powered by high-pressure water
20090217: Microsoft, Red Hat to interoperate patent-free
20090217: Synchrotron to reveal secrets of the mummies
20090216: 700 comments tell the FTC 'No DRM'
20090216: Liquid wood a contender to replace plastic
20090216: Sponge's secret weapon restores antibiotics' power
20090216: We need a new internet
20090215: Canadian federal government mulling open source
20090215: IBM files patent for bullet dodging bionic armor
20090215: Lawsuit targets Microsoft over Vista-to-XP downgrades
20090215: License-plate tracking system could be big boost for US transportation funding
20090215: Open source study included in US stimulus package
20090214: Dark flow - Proof of another universe
20090214: Ocean climate change - a really inconvenient truth
20090214: Ontario court wrong about IP addresses, too
20090214: Researchers warn of possible BitTorrent meltdown
20090214: Samsung releases solar-powered phone
20090214: Scientists losing war of words over climate change
20090214: Scientists map Neanderthal genome
20090214: Terabit Ethernet becomes a photonic possibility
20090214: Twisted radio beams could untangle the airwaves
20090214: UC Berkeley lab examines cloud computing obstacles
20090213: A quantitative study of how memes spread
20090213: Dell has dragged the Linux-ARM trojan horse inside the Wintel PC
20090213: Early player feedback influences game design
20090213: Microsoft announces $250,000 Conflicker worm bounty
20090213: MIT team creates shock that recharges your car
20090213: New tool promises to passively ldentify BitTorrent files
20090213: UK cinemas get 3d projection rollout
20090213: UK university making universal game emulator
20090212: BeBits gets new owner
20090212: BeGeistert 019 Alphaville
20090212: BeOS successor Haiku keeps the faith
20090212: Haiku finally gets a native GCC4
20090212: New success for brain-controlled prosthetic arm
20090212: US lawmaker injects ISP throttle into Obama rescue package
20090212: Why Haiku vector icons are so small
20090211: Cuba launches own Linux variation
20090211: Intel moves up 32nm production, cuts 45nm
20090211: Mozilla to join EU suit against Microsoft
20090211: Norfolk town's schools first to be heated by burning cattle
20090211: Satellites collide in orbit
20090211: You are not a lawyer
20090210: A consumer's guide to Apple rumors
20090210: Better rovers for Mars
20090210: Eating less meat could cut climate costs
20090210: Government money injection won't help broadband
20090210: Humans could provide spark that ignites Amazon
20090210: Lego 'walker' disarms assumptions about human gait
20090210: NASA plans to take the boom out of supersonic flight
20090210: Shifting apps to ARM chips could save laptop batteries
20090210: Squid symbiosis may shed light on disease
20090210: Two big tests for personal rapid transportation
20090210: Why sand is a walking robot's nightmare
20090209: Amazon announces Kindle 2 with new features
20090209: Darwinism must die so evolution can live
20090209: FTC kills fraudulent online check-processing operation
20090209: Google is silently removing posts
20090209: Michael Widenius - founder and original developer of MySQL
20090209: The incredible shrinking operating system
20090208: ACTA could make nonprofit P2PS face criminal penalties
20090208: OpenDNS to block and monitor Conficker worm
20090208: Professor works to revolutionize computer chips
20090208: Why sustainable power is unsustainable
20090207: 1709 The year that Europe froze
20090207: CNN uses P2P video and adds terrible, abusive EULA
20090207: ESPN's play to make ISPs pay
20090207: Intel will design PlayStation 4 GPU
20090207: Obama's proposed space weapon ban
20090207: Russian rides Phantom to OS immortality
20090207: Walter Bender taking Sugar beyond the XO laptop
20090207: Why your pop-up blocker doesn't work anymore
20090206: Bill Gates unleashes swarm of mosquitoes
20090206: Co-op weighs into battle to save honeybees
20090206: Fraunhofer boffins tout new 'diamondballs' mech tech
20090206: High pressure yields novel single-element boron compound
20090206: Microsoft caves, will change UAC in Windows 7
20090206: Poo power! Oslo buses to run on biomethane
20090206: The Dark Side of Overdrive
20090206: UK can't read its own id cards
20090206: US Army working on 'exploding marmalade' missile tech
20090206: USAF seeks diamond gunports for electropulse ray-cannon
20090205: Antarctic bulge could flood Washington DC
20090205: Desktop atom smashers could replace LHC
20090205: Moving the Earth - a planetary survival guide
20090205: Nanotube memory flashes past silicon
20090205: NASA fashions mountain-climbing robot
20090205: Why teenagers can't see your point of view
20090205: Why Windows must (and will) go open source
20090205: Wind farms to receive future wind forecasts
20090204: Arrest made in crackdown on internet betting
20090204: Born believers - how your brain creates god
20090204: How to control a herd of humans
20090204: Largest fossil snake on record discovered in Colombia
20090204: Motorola tests 4G mobile broadband in UK
20090204: Washington State wants DNA from all arrestees
20090204: White Space Plan Would Reuse TV Spectrum
20090203: Blue light kills MRSA 'superbugs'
20090203: Doctors will test gene editing on HIV patients
20090203: Efficient ethanol fuel cells
20090203: Efficiently producing quantum dots
20090203: Immortal jellyfish poised to rule Earth
20090203: The pan-European Office for the Ecodesign of everything
20090202: Magnetic tornadoes could offer new data storage tech
20090202: New paper offers additional reasoning for Fermi's paradox
20090202: US becomes top wind producer; solar next
20090202: Where comets come from
20090201: Biologists find stem-cell-like functions in ordinary cells
20090201: Call for agricultural research to help world's poor
20090201: Conflict leaves Gaza's agriculture in ruins
20090201: Corporate espionage incident at Microsoft
20090201: Doomsday vault hit by financial crisis
20090201: FTC could target EULAs
20090201: Local police want to jam wireless signals
20090201: Microsoft charges employee with spying
20090201: Moblin2 first impressions - wow, does it boot fast!
20090201: More proof that Microsoft wants Windows 7 out in 2009
20090201: US states may regain control of vehicle emissions
20090131: Across the ocean in a pedal-powered submarine
20090131: Ancient creature points to parallel evolution
20090131: Fusion-fission system burns hot radioactive waste
20090131: Gung-ho policies may have caused an earthquake
20090131: LimeWire's Mark Gorton brings open-source to urban planning
20090131: Making magnetic monopoles, and other exotica, in the lab
20090131: PC's waste heat could add to processing power
20090131: Planet X
20090131: Windows 7 Will Not Sway XP Users
20090130: Alaskans brace for Redoubt Volcano eruption
20090130: Broadband tax headed to the UK
20090130: How the solar system will end
20090130: Multiple sclerosis 'reversed' with stem cell therapy
20090129: AMD adds OpenGL 3.0 support to graphics drivers
20090129: Blocking 'happiness' chemical may prevent locust plagues
20090129: Cheap, super-efficient LED lights on the horizon
20090129: Evolution - The next 200 years
20090129: Google and friends release net neutrality measuring tools
20090129: Google could make a splash with water-based datacenters
20090129: Hatred of slavery drove Darwin to emancipate all life
20090129: Lie detector company threatens critical scientists with suit
20090129: Nvidia nabs a top scientist from Stanford
20090129: OLPC 2.0 One Laptop Foundation Reboots
20090129: Organic computing takes a step closer
20090129: Scotland-based datacenter to run on tidal power
20090129: The case against web apps
20090129: Water conservation is storing up health problems
20090129: £20 broadband charge to fight online music and film piracy
20090128: Atomic John
20090128: Dumping iron in the ocean may not fix the climate
20090128: Government abandons piracy legislation
20090128: Miscalculation invalidates LHC safety assurances
20090128: Most effective climate engineering solutions revealed
20090128: Reading the fine print takes on a new meaning
20090128: Smart robot capable of hunting for its own food
20090127: How the US lost its China complaint on IP
20090127: Human emissions could bring 'irreversible' climate chaos
20090127: Magnetic 'fossils' may come from big bang
20090127: Marijuana could prevent Alzheimer's
20090127: Melting ice could push penguins to extinction
20090127: Obama looking to Symantec CEO for commerce
20090127: Truck-mounted laser shoots down spy drone
20090127: Universal disk encryption spec finalized
20090127: Windows 7 to be 'thoroughly' tested by antitrust regulators
20090126: A.I. comes of age
20090126: Jumping to Ubuntu at work for non-Linux geeks
20090126: Ultrathin refrigerators for microprocessors
20090125: Every man is an island
20090125: Scientist finds that global warming is irreversible
20090125: We are in danger of losing our memories
20090125: Websites must be saved for history
20090123: Big jump in DVD sales after Monty Python is YouTubed
20090123: Earliest weapons-grade plutonium found in US dump
20090123: FDA approves human embryonic stem cell study
20090122: Big brother filter plan insults parents
20090122: Bugs in Microsoft tech documentation continue to rise
20090122: New ink heralds printable semiconductors
20090122: Revolution, Facebook-Style
20090122: Scientists teleport information between ions a meter apart
20090122: Texas board of education supports evolution
20090121: Astronomers hit a telescopic jackpot
20090121: Calls for open source government
20090121: Harnessing light to drive nanomachines
20090121: How to move a boat without an engine, paddles or sails
20090121: Microsoft's advice on Downadup worm is wrong
20090121: New connections for stretchable, twistable electronics
20090120: Nano-motors for microbots
20090120: RAM disk puts new spin on the SSD
20090119: Cheap paint could protect against super-fast wireless
20090119: FCC wants to know if Comcast is interfering with VoIP
20090119: Hacking The Hill
20090119: Inherited traits may explain differences in 'identical' twins
20090119: Maybe life began in a pool of acidic gloop
20090119: Nanoplumbing - More than just a pipe dream
20090119: Smallest known exoplanet may actually be Earth-mass
20090118: Balloon power isn't just a load of hot air
20090118: Dark energy may have given us our cosmos
20090118: Eyes reveal health secrets of the brain
20090118: Plant cells churn out anti-cancer compound
20090117: Climate change to stifle developing nations' growth
20090117: Waking up superbugs may destroy their drug resistance
20090116: Comment - Why we must save our astronomical heritage
20090116: Fish 'an ally' against climate change
20090116: Humans' prey species evolving dangerously fast
20090116: Invention - Intelligent fingertip 'eye'
20090116: Nanotech gadget could diagnose any disease
20090115: A high-albedo diet will chill the planet
20090115: Methane pockets may narrow search for Mars life
20090113: Ancient supercontinent was a diamond factory
20090113: Can technology clear the air
20090113: Ground-based bacteria may be making it rain
20090113: Implant raises cellular army to attack cancer
20090113: Liquid crystals could slash cost of X-rays
20090113: Major solar storm could cause lasting damage
20090113: Three ways to levitate a magic carpet
20090113: Top 11 compounds in US drinking water
20090113: Tree-hugging wind turbine
20090110: A search for habitable planets
20090110: Apollo landing sites mapped by Chandrayaan
20090110: E-Waste Not
20090110: New Memristor makes low-cost, high-density memory
20090110: Palm announces killer new phone
20090110: PowerBeam steps closer to launch of wireless electricity
20090110: Theory ties radio signal to universe's first stars
20090110: Venomous mammal caught on camera
20090109: Access Google services over IPv6
20090109: Algae-fuelled airliner test successful
20090109: Body repair 'could be ramped up'
20090109: Differential mobilization of subsets of progenitor cells from the bone marrow
20090109: NASA renegades pitch Obama team new post-shuttle plan
20090109: Storm Worm botnet cracked wide open
20090109: The retail DNA test
20090109: UK e-mail law 'attack on rights'
20090108: AMD's 45nm Phenoms ride 'Dragon'
20090108: Deception of 'up to' broadband speeds exposed
20090108: Droid sub goes under Antarctic ice on 5000 D-cells
20090108: NASA orbiter reveals buried Martian glaciers
20090107: A rare peek at Homeland Security's files on travelers
20090107: Black holes lead galaxy growth
20090107: OLPC downsizes half of its staff, cuts Sugar development
20090107: USB 3.0 is ten times faster - get it in 2010
20090106: All of Vietnam's government computers to use Linux, by fiat
20090106: Federal trade commission to scrutinize DRM
20090106: Going outside, even in the cold, improves memory and attention
20090106: Green is in at CES
20090106: How the city hurts your brain
20090106: Milky Way heavier than thought and spinning faster
20090106: New method to revolutionize DNA sequencing
20090106: State secrets defense rejected in wiretapping case
20090105: Bayh-Dole Act set collision course for US interests, ethics
20090105: Carefully timed jerks could power space elevator
20090105: Distributed 'nuclear batteries' may be the new infrastructure answer
20090105: Education Life
20090105: Stallman on the state of free software 25 years on
20090105: WSJ confirms RIAA fired MediaSentry
20090104: Test for prostate cancer gene soon to be available
20090104: Tooth regeneration coming soon
20090104: UK police to step up hacking of home PCs
20090103: On Staying Happy
20090103: The grand unified theory on the economics of free
20090102: A look back at the open source victories of 2008
20090102: An FAQ about those Android netbooks
20090102: Android netbooks on their way, likely by 2010
20090102: AT&T network upgrades degrade service for 2G phones
20090102: Contemplating the consumerist sale and the adpocalypse
20090102: Evidence for a Clovis-killer comet
20090102: The Google Linux desktop has arrived
20090102: Why games are the key to Linux adoption
20090101: 32bit Win7 verses Vista verses XP
20090101: A robotic cyberknife to fight cancer
20090101: Four threats for 2009 you haven't heard of
20090101: Games as an alternative Linux desktop strategy
20090101: Next generation T9 keyboard technology
20090101: Secret Geek A-Team Hacks Back, Defends Worldwide Web
20090101: Why LEDs don't beat cfls even though they should

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