Science

It seems that one of the Mars Rover Opportunity's NAND memory banks has been worn out, giving the rover Amnesia.

Together with SwiftKey, Intel has developed a new communications system for Stephen Hawking.

The US Patent office has published a patent application from Apple Inc. titled "Power management systems for accepting adapter and solar power in electronic devices."

While it may be a few months after the fact, it also seems that the rock, still moving at many times the speed of sound, was captured on a household security camera.

Are we in danger?

Soon you will always be connected and reachable.

New monitors will scan your face and eyes to determine your age and gender.

Skunk Works, the semi-top secret military aircraft development arm of Lockheed Martin, is looking into a follow-up to its infamous SR-71 Blackbird.

IBM has finished its first noise-free laboratories at the Binnig and Rohrer Nanotechnology centers in Zurich, Switzerland.

The Department of Defense's research arm, DARPA, has commissioned a $70 million project that will allow it to monitor the brain in real-time.

Google seems to be searching for the Fountain of Youth.

Technology stands to improve the effectiveness of cancer surgeries.

Scientists and academics form network dedicated to discovering if we really are all alone in the universe.

Do you plan on paying for that Martian ice cream, sir?

This “all-gate approach” utilizes a “forest of nanowires all under control of the same gate.”