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  • Mystery deepens surrounding sea beast of Cincinnati

    Published May 02, 2012

    The discovery of a very large, very mysterious ‘monster’ fossil by an amateur paleontologist last year has left researchers baffled.

  • Online protests to controversial CISPA bill begin, amid changes

    Published April 16, 2012

    Industry groups attempted to corral the growing Internet protest against a proposed cybersecurity bill Monday, announcing what could spell tweaks to the wording of a bill that some call far too vague -- and a real threat to online privacy.

  • Gigantic, softball-sized hail could be in store for Midwest, South

    Published April 13, 2012

    Incredible images of ping-pong ball sized hailstones forming a four-foot deep wall on the Texas panhandle are legitimate, the National Weather Service declared -- and you ain't seen nothing yet. Softball-sized hail could hit the south this weekend.

  • IBM to study mysteries of Big Bang with world's biggest telescope

    Published April 02, 2012

    Planet Earth's next big science project is a telescope so massive it will span a continent, and generate on its own as much data as the entire Internet carries on a regular day. But what do you do with 1 billion gigabytes of data?

  • The boomerang effect: Could American cyberweapon be turned against us?

    Published March 31, 2012

    Viruses like Stuxnet and Duqu are the atom bombs of cyberwarfare, experts say, but some worry that this new generation of digital weapons could be co-opted by enemy forces -- and used against their creators.

  • Amazing! Google's self-driving car allows the blind to drive

    Published March 28, 2012

    Steve Mahan, head of the Santa Clara Valley Blind Center, Mahan piloted a Toyota Prius around the small California town of Morgan Hill in late January, a routine trip to pick up the dry cleaning and drop by the Taco Bell drive-in for a snack. He also happens to be 95 percent blind.

  • New Apple iPad hits 116 degrees, Consumer Reports says

    Published March 20, 2012

    Apple's latest iPad can hit temperatures as high as 116 degrees Fahrenheit while playing action games, Consumer Report said on Tuesday -- far hotter than earlier versions of the industry leading tablet.

  • Paypal Unveils Triangle-Shaped Square Competitor

    Published March 15, 2012

    Online finance giant PayPal unveiled a triangle-shaped gadget designed to make it easy for businesses to accept credit card payments and more on the go -- a swipe at technology darling Square.

  • LulzSec hacker may face future demons, 'Catch me if you can' thief says

    Published March 08, 2012

    The ringleader of the LulzSec hacker group mitigated his jail time by ratting out his hacker colleagues to the FBI. But wiping away his criminal activities may take a lifetime, warned one ex-con who turned his criminal talents into a career.

  • Microsoft releases Windows 8 Consumer Preview to public

    Published February 29, 2012

    Microsoft posted the first public beta of the next version of its Windows operating system on Wednesday, following a debut event at the Mobile World Congress tradeshow -- indicating the company's plans to tackle mobile computing and the iPad head on.