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11.20.09 | in Technology | by Irene Chang

Wiring the Wilderness

A wireless "backbone" in the wilderness brings the power of the internet to remote locations.
11.20.09 | in Technology | by Charles Q. Choi

Robotic Spy Planes Go Green

Military vehicles powered by alternative energy provide more than environmental benefits.

11.20.09 | in Technology | by Charles Q. Choi

Zap! Light Used to Paralyze Tiny Creatures

A new technology can temporarily disable life forms.
11.19.09 | in Technology | by Ker Than

Google Bets Big on Internet With Chrome

Google's new operating system promises to bring cloud computing to the masses.
11.19.09 | in Technology | by Lamont Wood

The Digital Divide: Why Grandma Should Get Online

Going online may help seniors overcome depression.
11.17.09 | in Technology | by Leslie Meredith

Facebook Alibis Are Child’s Play

Facebook could be used by clever criminals to devise unlawful schemes.
11.13.09 | in Technology | by Leslie Meredith

Google Could Squash Kindle and Nook Ebook Formats

The new Google book store could deliver a blow to the Kindle and Nook e-readers.
11.13.09 | in Technology | by Bill Christensen

Video Game Requires Kissing

Japan introduced a virtual girlfriend you can actually get physical with.
11.12.09 | in Technology | by Lamont Wood

Cell Phone Use Linked to Brain Changes

Study finds an association between cell phone use and an increased amount of a protein called transthyretin in the blood.
11.11.09 | in Technology | by LiveScience Staff

Scheme Thwarts Pacemaker Hackers

Researchers have a plan to protect the devices against wireless attacks.
11.11.09 | in Technology | by Lamont Wood

10 Things You Must Know About Malware Infections

The latest semi-annual Security Information Report (SIR) from Microsoft has been released, and its 232 pages carry reminders of some important facts about personal computer security.
11.10.09 | in Technology | by Leslie Meredith

California Decision Could Limit HDTV Choices Nationwide

New energy regulations could hurt plasma TV sales.
11.09.09 | in Technology | by Leslie Meredith

Do-It-Yourself Home Theater Control

A few simple tips can help you get a handle on all your electronics.
11.08.09 | in Technology | by Jeremy Hsu

Interactive TV to Put You in the Show

Interactive TV could someday allow viewers to take part in the on-screen action, a Sony patent filing suggests.
11.06.09 | in Technology | by LiveScience Staff

Art Meets Science in Amazing Images

Check out some award-winning scientific images and the stories behind them.
11.06.09 | in Technology | by Jeremy Hsu

Wikipedia: How Accurate Is It?

Students and doctors alike rely heavily on Wikipedia for information, but it's far from perfect. LiveScience gives you a breakdown on how to best use results from that next Wiki search.
11.05.09 | in Technology | by Ker Than

The E-book Battle: You Win

With so many ebook readers vying for the honor of replacing your library, how does a bookworm choose?
11.05.09 | in Technology | by LiveScience Staff

Apps Gone Wild: iDriver Drives a Car

The iDriver remotely works the steering, brakes and gas. Hang on!
11.04.09 | in Technology | by Lamont Wood

The End of Silicon May Be in Sight

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11.03.09 | in Technology | by LiveScience Staff

Scared of Flying? New App May Help

A new app will walk passengers through a fear of flying class.

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