Archive for July, 2011

PostHeaderIcon Stephen Hawking tackles Creation on ‘Curiosity’

Stephen Hawking will kick off “Curiosity,” the Discovery Channel’s new Sunday-night show with an epsode entitled, “Is There a Creator?”



PostHeaderIcon Kids deal with bullies in ‘Herotopia’

The game teaches non-violent methods to deal with bullies.



PostHeaderIcon Space program’s environmental cleanup could take decades

NASA spent decades to launch the space shuttles, and now it will take a century to clean up the chemical messes left behind.



PostHeaderIcon BlackBerry fighting for survival

With the announcement that Research in Motion is cutting 10 percent of its workforce, the BlackBerry death watch moved into high gear.



PostHeaderIcon FBI, police go high-tech to fight crime

In an age when the biggest cases can often hinge on the smallest pieces of evidence, computer forensics are becoming crucial tools.



PostHeaderIcon Tomb tells of tough times for ancient warrior

Battling nomads earned you a lot of trouble around 2,500 B.C., reports an international archeology team, at least judging from an ancient tomb …



PostHeaderIcon Emergency kit gets high-tech makeover

Earbuds, GPS and more new tech products.



PostHeaderIcon Bush science advisor Jack Marburger dies at 70

Physicist Jack Marburger III, who steered a national lab and served as the presidential science advisor, died Thursday at age 70 after four years …



PostHeaderIcon Review: ViewPad 10 features Windows and Android

The tablet computer has impressive specs, but neither operating system works particularly well.



PostHeaderIcon Google+ one month later: What’s next?

After the failure of Wave and Buzz, Google+ is the search giant’s last best chance to grab a piece of the social-networking pie.