Archives: 2007 October

Radio, made out of a single carbon nanotube about 10,000 times thinner than a human hair, runs on batteries and requires headphones.

Google starts public education campaign about its privacy practices on YouTube one day before FTC holds behavioral ad targeting event.

Intego Security issues warning about malware targeting Mac OS X users that disguises itself as a codec required to view a porn video.

New book explores the trend in child intimidation via the Internet and cell phones. Can parents get even with cyberbullies? What are they already doing wrong?

The project, which uses distributed computing to allow scientists to do research related to proteins and serious diseases, is called the world's most powerful such system.

What does it take to make a complex maze in 40 acres of corn fields? And what does it take to get out? It all starts out with an Excel document.

Need a gross-out prop for your haunted house? Look no further.

Advocacy group issues six principles that intellectual property owners should consider before sending take-down notices to Web sites.

CNET explains the differences between the different Blu-ray profiles, including BD-Video Profile 1.0, BD-Video Profile 1.1 (Final Standard Profile) and BD-Video 2.0 (BD-Live).

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