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Facebook Adds New Perils To the Rituals of DatingWhen combining dating and Facebook, proceed with caution.
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Stuxnet Cyberattack on Iran Arms Hackers with New IdeasStuxnet could be giving criminal hackers a blueprint for producing ever more dangerous computer viruses and worms
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Facebook Movies Probe Web’s Newfound HonestyTwo new movies about Facebook, "The Social Network" and "Catfish," explore how much online identity building has changed in the last decade.
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Kite Aerial Photography Helps NGO EngineersEngineers employ a special ring that combines simple kites with digital cameras to produce rugged, low cost aerial photography.
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Websites Engage in Rivalry To Catch Google's EyeWhen Google assumed a near-monopoly on Internet searching and became the main tool for navigating the World Wide Web, the results of its searches became a modern-day Mother Lode.
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Hardware Security Protects What Software Can'tSwitching from security software to security hardware is better for cloud computing.
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Future Online Password Could be a MapA scientist has devised a new method for logging into secure areas: clicking on a map.
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Optical Illusion of Young Girl Makes Drivers Slow Down
An optical illusion that forces drivers to slow by appearing to be a small child playing in the street.
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Snoop Dogg and Norton Team Up to Smoke CybercrimeSnoop Dogg to pimp antivirus software like Bishop Don Magic Juan.
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How the NFL Decides What New Technologies to AdoptTechNewsDaily goes behinds the scenes of how new tech enters the NFL.
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Green Gym Generates Electricity From BikersA San Diego gym has refurbished its exercise bikes to generate electrical power, helping to offset its carbon profile.
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Future Mining Safety Tech Saves Lives with Advanced SensorsAdvanced mine safety technology with special sensors could have helped save victims of the Chile mine disaster.
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Private Browsing Mode Not Really That PrivateNew evidence shows that dedicated attacks can retrieve private browsing information.
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Passwords Need at Least 12 Characters to Be Safe
Your confidential information is probably not safe unless you use a 12-digit randomized password.
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Robot to Expose Hidden Secrets of the Pyramids
A specialized robot will penetrate deeper into the Great Pyramid of Giza than ever before.
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College Student Hacks Watch into Gesture Interface Mouse
A student has hacked the TI eZ430-Chronos watch to create a hands-free mouse.
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Metallic Glass Could Encase Future Apple ProductsApple has signed an exclusive deal with Liquidmetal Technologies, a company that makes a special metallic glass.
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280-Degree Camera Catches Bee’s Eye View
Researchers have now created a micro-camera that could allow agile micro-unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) the ability to see the world as bees do.
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Malware Threat Outpaces Antivirus SoftwareHackers and antivirus software programmers have played a cat-and-mouse game over computer security.
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Interactive Game Keeps Jogging Buddies In Touch
Scientists have come up with a way to turn jogging into a game involving multiple participants.
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3-D Brain Model Could Revolutionize Neurology
The Whole Brain Catalog project compiles data from across the research spectrum
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Real Cookies Butt Heads With Virtual Ones
The Meta Cookie system, uses virtual reality to try to control the flavor of a cookie.
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3-D Models Promise Better Bone Healing
3-D modeling soon could help bones heal.
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Newest Printers Show Skills In Making 3-D Objects
Two printers highlight how dramatically 3-D printing have improved.
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