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By Pete Spotts | 04.15.09 Hunting for evidence of a small planet that smacked the Earth and formed the moon is a sideline. (You can read more about that here.

The former chief philanthropist at Google.org has taken on what appears to be a Herculean task: In his new role at the Skoll Urgent Threats Fund, Dr.

This image shows a power generator harvesting energy from the Sun for a variety of uses back on Earth. Solar power beamed down from space will generate electricity for California homes as soon as 2016, under a new plan by a utility company to ramp up …

By Roy Mark Employing sophisticated tools such as memory-scraping malware and unique packet sniffers, organized crime led a record assault on databases in 2008, resulting in more electronic records being compromised last year than the previous four …

A new study claims that logging onto Facebook can drop college students’ GPAs and put them at risk of failing. But read between the lines: the study is dubious.

By Michael Gartenberg April 15, 2009 (Computerworld) Since Apple introduced the iPhone two years ago, more end users have adopted mobile devices for personal use, forcing businesses to ask themselves what criteria they should use in deploying them.

Apple released last night a third beta build of the iPhone 3.0 software, taking developers one step closer to the final release in June.

“Now is not the time… to engage in a debate about the need for net neutrality obligations,” Time Warner Cable tells the FCC.

by Candace Lombardi The worst of the global warming effects can still be reversed if proper steps are taken fairly quickly to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to an analysis by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR).

It looks like Twitter’s website has been scrubbed clean after several bouts of the “Mikeyy” or “StalkDaily” worm plagued the service.