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  • 25 million tons of tsunami debris floating toward US shores

    Published February 15, 2012

    Wrecked cars, portions of house, boats, furniture and more, all swept up by the destructive, 9.0 magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Japan one year ago, is on a collision course with California.

  • Missing scientists mystery deepens in frozen Antarctica

    Published February 03, 2012

    A group of Russian scientists plumbing the frozen Antarctic in search of a lake buried in ice for tens of millions of years have failed to respond to increasingly anxious U.S. colleagues -- and as the days creep by, the fate of the team remains unknown.

  • The Jumanji effect? Extra warm winter playing havoc with hibernating animals

    Published February 01, 2012

    Ravenous black bears scurrying through trash cans in search of dinner, mosquitoes swarming in the early grass, amorous deer behaving like, well, rabbits. Creatures great and small are being thrown for a loop this winter thanks to an unusually warm winter.

  • Rebirth of the Laptop PC

    Published January 11, 2012

    Laptop manufacturers whose underperforming products have been washed out of the market by a flood of tablets in recent years are finally fighting back.

  • Complete James Bond Kit Coming to Blu-Ray

    Published January 10, 2012

    The complete James Bond is coming to Blu-ray -- all the gear, girls and crazy action from all 22 movies -- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment president Mike Dunn announced Tuesday at the world’s biggest consumer electronics event in Las Vegas

  • 2012: The Year Steve Jobs Returned to CES

    Published January 10, 2012

    Apple has shunned the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show (CES) for years, first in favor of the rival Mac-only MacWorld Expo event, then for Apple-only product unveilings spearheaded always by Steve Jobs himself.

  • Dropped Your Phone in the Toilet? No Problem!

    Published January 09, 2012

    Despite all the smarts built into them, smartphones have a fatal flaw: They can’t get wet. Special, micro-thin coatings aim to fix that, seamlessly and invisibly encasing your next phone and keeping it safe from the rain -- or a plunge in the potty.

  • Company X Will Change Your Life

    Published January 09, 2012

    Twenty startup technology companies formally unveiled their ideas at the third annual Startup Debut Sunday night at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas – each aiming if not to change the world to at least reshape it a little bit.

  • Japan Reportedly Building Vigilante Virus Assassin Squad

    Published January 03, 2012

    Japan has reportedly paid Fujitsu $2.5 million to build a self-replicating assassin squad -- a computer virus it can set loose in the network to track down and eliminate other viruses.

  • Apple's Siri Still Hates the British. And Southerners

    Published December 20, 2011

    Siri makes the new Apple iPhone 4S incredibly easy to use … as long as you're not from England. Or Scotland. Or Tennessee. Or Mexico.