Wikileaks releases video of Iraq journalist shooting
Anti-secrecy activists release video showing Reuters journalists being shot by Apache gunship, which may call into question the U.S. military's official account.
How 99 cents can help change the world
A new organization launching Tuesday aims to crowdsource millions of 99 cent gifts to fund hundreds of science and technology start-ups that could help solve the world's biggest problems.
Robotic undersea vehicle draws power from ocean
Autonomous vehicle built by NASA, U.S. Navy, and academic researchers cruises through a three-month demo, drawing all its power only from variations in sea temperatures.
Security driven by compliance, rather than protection
A new survey from Forrester shows that security is too focused on compliance and not enough on protecting valuable corporate secrets and custodial data.
Prepaid wireless outpaces contract services
More customers signed up for month-to-month wireless service than contract service in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to think tank.
Exploits not needed to attack via PDF files
Researchers devise ways to get malware onto computers, and even into clean PDF files, without exploiting any holes in the PDF reader software or using JavaScript.
Google Android growth outpacing the industry
Shipments of smartphones using Android software more than doubled over the three months between November 2009 and February 2010, ComScore says.
Androids to bring 'Surrogates' closer to reality?
Osaka University's Hiroshi Ishiguro has created a female android that's more lifelike and low-cost than earlier models. Geminoid F may find work as a receptionist.
Microsoft's mystery event revealed
The software maker is expected to use the April 12 event to announce its two consumer-oriented messaging phones targeting the uber-connected, CNET has learned.
iPad: New must-have celeb accessory?
Hollywood and tech celebrities alike are making the iPad the latest "it" device.
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