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- A cat-sized creature devours a small, plant-eating reptile for its last meal, then becomes encased in river sediments and volcanic ash. Millions of years later, the fossilized remains shake up scientists' understanding of how ancient creatures evolved. |
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- Deep Impact blasts off on its mission to crash into a comet, the object of which is to give NASA scientists their first look at the primordial ingredients of the solar system. |
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- A cat-sized creature devours a small, plant-eating reptile for its last meal, then becomes encased in river sediments and volcanic ash. Millions of years later, the fossilized remains shake up scientists' understanding of how ancient creatures evolved. |
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- This futuristic animated feature paints a world torn by pollution, but don't expect to get any resolution from the story. By Jason Silverman. |
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- What it will take: better questions, smarter analysis and deeper pockets. By Adam Rogers from Wired magazine. |
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- This futuristic animated feature paints a world torn by pollution, but don't expect to get any resolution from the story. By Jason Silverman. |
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- What it will take: better questions, smarter analysis and deeper pockets. By Adam Rogers from Wired magazine. |
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- This futuristic animated feature paints a world torn by pollution, but don't expect to get any resolution from the story. By Jason Silverman. |
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- What it will take: better questions, smarter analysis and deeper pockets. By Adam Rogers from Wired magazine. |
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- The iPod shuffle is a sure-fire hit, but the Mac mini sparks painful memories of the Cube, according to some at Macworld Expo. Leander Kahney reports from San Francisco. |
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- Writers who work for mainstream publications while operating personal weblogs face an inherent conflict of interest. Usually, the blogs suffer. Commentary by Adam Penenberg. |
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- High-tech sensors give scientists an inside look at how clouds create electricity, allowing forecasters to issue earlier warnings. Randy Dotinga reports from San Diego. |
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- The iPod shuffle is a sure-fire hit, but the Mac mini sparks painful memories of the Cube, according to some at Macworld Expo. Leander Kahney reports from San Francisco. |
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- Writers who work for mainstream publications while operating personal weblogs face an inherent conflict of interest. Usually, the blogs suffer. Commentary by Adam Penenberg. |
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- High-tech sensors give scientists an inside look at how clouds create electricity, allowing forecasters to issue earlier warnings. Randy Dotinga reports from San Diego. |
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- The iPod shuffle is a sure-fire hit, but the Mac mini sparks painful memories of the Cube, according to some at Macworld Expo. Leander Kahney reports from San Francisco. |
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- Writers who work for mainstream publications while operating personal weblogs face an inherent conflict of interest. Usually, the blogs suffer. Commentary by Adam Penenberg. |
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- High-tech sensors give scientists an inside look at how clouds create electricity, allowing forecasters to issue earlier warnings. Randy Dotinga reports from San Diego. |
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- Americans' civil liberties face more hits as the Bush administration begins its second term. Privacy advocates are watching the government and big businesses closely. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Americans' civil liberties face more hits as the Bush administration begins its second term. Privacy advocates are watching the government and big businesses closely. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Americans' civil liberties face more hits as the Bush administration begins its second term. Privacy advocates are watching the government and big businesses closely. By Kim Zetter. |
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- More noise and air pollution-- but also more jobs. Chicagoans take a closer look at the results of an environmental study on the planned expansion at O'Hare Airport. |
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- And I won't use the joke about "They drink in moderation" (since it's probably not true, especially given the polarization in this country these days). But moderates and centrists ARE around...and if you want to meet some in the New... |
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- (EMAILWIRE.COM, January 13, 2005) MARKHAM, CANADA ? DataMirror® today announced that Mr. |
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- Otra razón más por las cuales los geeks no deberÃan ser padres: En lo que parece una nueva y extraña tendencia de usar marcas tecnológicas como nombres (que seguramente inició en ManabÃ, Ecuador donde la gente suele llamarse Energizer Andrade o Michael Knight Perez) una pareja rumana decidió ponerle a su hijo Yahoo, por la simple y sencilla razón de que se conocieron en el servicio de citas del portal. ¿Cuánto falta para que aparezca una niña o niño llamado Google? (VÃa Techdirt) |
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- Apple may be reporting big financial results for its first fiscal quarter, but it is betting the farm on a series of very small devices. |
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- Some small business owners who reach most of their customers via eBay expressed anger at the online auction giant's plan to boost the monthly fee it charges sellers by 60 percent. |
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- Microsoft has released three software patches to fix security holes in its Windows operating system. |
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- The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Google with failing to register $80 million in option grants to employees when the search engine was a private company. |
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- Yahoo officially has entered the desktop search market with a beta release tool available for free download from the company's site. |
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- Sun Microsystems shares fell in after-hours trading Thursday as the company posted a second-quarter profit of $19 million, but saw its revenue fall slightly from a year ago. |
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- Two Unix developers inadvertently discovered a hole in Google's Gmail that made user messages vulnerable to interception. |
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- UK communications industry regulator Ofcom freed up further wireless frequencies and reaffirmed its commitment to the trading of radio spectrum. |
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- Networking giant Cisco Systems is poised to purchase wireless technology firm Airespace in deal valued at $450 million, the two companies announced Wednesday. |
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- Napster ended calendar 2004 with 270,000 paid subscribers -- including 44,000 paid subscribers participating in its university programs -- after one year in operation as a paid service. |
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- Google added to its search offerings with the introduction of the Google Mini, a search appliance that enables SMBs to access and manage their information using Google search technology. |
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- Software firm Altnet and its parent company Brilliant Digital Entertainment are claiming that they hold the patent rights to frequently-used song-sharing technology. |
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- Samsung Electronics has unveiled what it says is the world's first 3D movement-recognition mobile phone. |
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- Shares of Apple Computer jumped 11 percent after the computer maker plowed through earnings forecasts with strong sales of its popular iPod digital music player. |
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- Manufacturers of a variety of types of equipment and machinery are dipping their toes into service strategies that allow them to automate some portions of post-sales support. |
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- In the escalating struggle between Engine and Optimizer it is all about tactics, not methods. |
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- In the escalating struggle between Engine and Optimizer it is all about tactics, not methods. |
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- In the escalating struggle between Engine and Optimizer it is all about tactics, not methods. |
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- Google has introduced a lite version of its search PC appliance called Mini. It Indexes and searches up to 50,000 documents for $5000. |
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- ...confess to having deleted some of these without responding. What are the feelings on this? Must I answer them all even when I am offering the material at no charge? |
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- Google has introduced a lite version of its search PC appliance called Mini. It Indexes and searches up to 50,000 documents for $5000. |
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- Google has introduced a lite version of its search PC appliance called Mini. It Indexes and searches up to 50,000 documents for $5000. |
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- ...confess to having deleted some of these without responding. What are the feelings on this? Must I answer them all even when I am offering the material at no charge? |
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- Google has introduced a lite version of its search PC appliance called Mini. It Indexes and searches up to 50,000 documents for $5000. |
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- ...confess to having deleted some of these without responding. What are the feelings on this? Must I answer them all even when I am offering the material at no charge? |
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- Google Inc. and the Internet search engine company's General Counsel settled U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges that it failed to register over $80 million in employee stock options granted prior to its initial public offering last August... |
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- Google Inc. and the Internet search engine company's General Counsel settled U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges that it failed to register over $80 million in employee stock options granted prior to its initial public offering last August... |
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- Google Inc. and the Internet search engine company's General Counsel settled U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges that it failed to register over $80 million in employee stock options granted prior to its initial public offering last August... |
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