Mark Zuckerberg rings the ceremonial bell from the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., launching the largest Internet IPO in history. Here are some recent photos posted to his Facebook Timeli
week in review Shares in the social network have a rocky trading start, while resumegate spells the end of Yahoo CEO's term. Also: HTC phone imports held up by Customs.
In an attempt to make Windows 8 feel more crisp and clear, Microsoft has nuked the transparency, reflections, and glowing aspects of its Aero Glass interface.
Computers detect an engine problem on the Falcon 9 rocket, automatically shutting it down just seconds before liftoff and aborting a historic cargo run to the ISS.
*Given the state of things, it's a wonder that European "extremists" aren't a whole lot extremer than the likes of this guy.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/18/greek-leftist-leader-alexis-ts
*Gosh, I love wire art. I bet there's some way to mash-up an app for Calder-style mobiles to a gizmo like this, and go completely nuts.
*That's really a beautiful example of "cheap complexity" in 3d
A Tyrannosaur fossil suspected to have been smuggled from Mongolia is set to be auctioned May 20. Scientists want the fossil to be donated to science and say the sale would further fuel illegal lootin
The trio of films from the Jackass crew has grossed more than $334 million globally (emphasis on grossed). But they haven't cornered the global market on smart-stupid stunts. There are plenty of insan
The malware business growing around Google Android -- now the leading smartphone operating system -- is still in its infancy. Today, many of the apps built to steal money from Android users originate
A Microsoft in-store program that scrubs "bloatware" from Windows PCs will also be offered when Windows 8 machines reach the market later this year, a company representative said.
Apple on Monday issued its first security-related update for OS X 10.5, or Leopard, in nearly a year, to disable long-outdated versions of Adobe's Flash Player.
