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Sea ice around the North Pole melted away to record-breaking levels over the summer of 2012, surpassing the previous 2007 record by 293,000 square miles — an area about the size of Texas. The northern polar ice ca...

The Do Not Track opt-in option will be a part of the major web browsers by the end of this year; when websites will follow suit is a far different story and may take months or years to happen. But this is a burgeoning pr...

Silicon Valley, residents of California, and citizens in 11 other states can now register to vote online. California, the newest state to ease the inconvenience of voter registration, launched their online portal today. ...

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Now that iOS 6 is making its way onto the phones of you iPhone owners, it's time to see what you think about it? What's great? What sucks? Notice anything weird? Let's talk about it. More »

When it comes to the new iPhone 5, Google Maps is out and Apple's own newly designed Maps app is in.

If you're interested in noise-canceling headphones you're probably looking for refuge from the roar of jet engines or the murmurs from the water cooler. Good ones should make you deaf to the world around you. Like earplu...

Space shuttle Endeavour is flown to its final home at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. Atlantis will be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center visitors' center in Florida. Discovery has been flown to the Smit...

When the MakerBot Replicator appeared in 2009, the idea of 3D printing was a bit foreign to all but the most advanced fabricators. Company founder and CEO Bre Pettis says he used to get asked: "So what, do you have to we...

AOL has named Karen Dykstra as CFO, replacing Artie Minson, who was promoted to chief operating officer in June.

TuneUp, the iTunes plug-in that improves your music library by fixing mislabeled songs, adding missing cover art, and the like, is introducing a fun new feature today — the ability to view the lyrics of whatever s...

Facebook shares ended the day up 6.5% at $23.30, the first time the company's stock has closed above $23 since the end of July. More About: Facebook, stocks

(Reuters) - AOL Inc named Karen Dykstra as chief financial officer, in place of Artie Minson, who was appointed chief operating officer in June.

  By Gina Sunseri HOUSTON — The space shuttle Endeavour is on a 2,700 mile cross-country trip — so you have to wonder why it couldn’t make one small detour. Especially at the request of former ast...

Adobe Systems shares are trading close to the flat line after hours Wednesday following the company's earnings report for the fiscal third quarter ended August 31.

Adobe Systems reported third quarter earnings, missing analyst expectations. Adobe's revenue came in at $1.08 billion, up 7 percent from the same quarter last year (analysts expected sales of $1.1 billion). Earnings were...

The FDA is under pressure to regulate, following further evidence of contamination with a natural carcinogen

The move from Google Maps to Apple's homespun cartography in iOS 6 has been a sticking point for people, largely because it's the turd in a very ornate punch bowl. And while Apple's fancy 3D maps were supposed to tide us...

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Two models coming to U.S. in November; pricing not announced.