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]]>Don't disconnect your printer just yet. While some tech-savvy passengers may be ready for it, experts say paperless boarding won’t be successful until it is both reliable and universal.

]]>This dramatic tale of a Facebook stalker hacking and harassing young girls on Facebook speaks to a couple of issues regularly faced in this brave new world of social media — the dangers awaiting children online and Facebook's oft-complained-about lack of customer service.

]]>Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Teen-agers from around the country put lunar rover prototypes through their paces in the MoonBots challenge, a spin-off of the $30 million Google Lunar X Prize program

]]>Brain structures directly related to the human brain have just been identified in a marine ragworm, according to a paper published in the latest issue of the journal Cell.

]]>A booming market of tweens, ages 8 to 11, is changing the landscape of online games.

]]>Hubble Space Telescope observations of the aftermath of a giant star explosion are offering a new glimpse into the events that follow the collapse of a massive dying star.

]]>Corals, big mammals and many tropical species could all go extinct in the not too distant future, predict scientists who are attempting to forecast the fate of today's animals by studying what happened to those in the distant past.

]]>Ants in your pants? That's nothing compared with ants up your snout. And that's what elephants in the African savanna must contend with when trying to snag a meal from a certain type of acacia tree.

]]>Gilligan might have gotten off that island a lot sooner if shape-shifting robot planes had been around.

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]]>IBM unveiled details Wednesday about its new advanced chips that the company says can process information at record-breaking speeds.

]]>Frothy anticipation about Apple’s event Wednesday has centered on music and expected updates to iTunes and the iPod lineup. But television also is likely to be on the menu.

]]>Amazon.com is working on a new subscription service that would deliver TV shows and movies over the Internet, ramping up the battle among Web companies to control entertainment in the living room.

]]>Hoping to spur sales ahead of the holiday shopping season, Sony has slimmed down its electronic readers and also given them touchscreen control.

]]>NASA may appear to have its pick of thousands of known asteroids for a manned mission, but only two are good targets within the next 20 years.

]]>You can "check in" to restaurants and bars, so how about health clinics while you get tested for sexually transmitted diseases?

]]>Nothing generates more rumors and speculation in the tech world than the anticipation of an Apple press conference. So tomorrow's annual Apple event in San Francisco is whipping up a whirlwind of gossip, ranging from buzz about changes to the iPod lineup to a new iPad to the possibility of a revamped Apple TV device.

]]>Some pet owners are dog people, some are cat people, and some are pig people. Here are a few of the animals that are starting to move out of the wild and into our homes.

]]>The bear that recently killed a caretaker in a Cleveland suburb was the latest example of animal violence in a state that has some of the nation's weakest restrictions on exotic pets and among the highest number of injuries and deaths caused by them.

]]>In a lawsuit filed against the world's largest social network, Maryland resident Karen Beth Young claims Facebook disabled her account the day after she launched a petition page to raise the friend limit.

]]>As of today, BlackBerry owners can download the Starbucks mobile app — just like those snooty iPhone owners.

]]>A group of panda cubs are attending ‘panda school’ at a China panda reserve where they are being taught how to climb. TODAYshow.com's Dara Brown reports. (Other)

]]>It will be bon appetit in orbit for some lucky astronauts who will soon savor a space meal of short ribs dreamed up by a contestant on television's "Top Chef."

]]>Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: British physicist Stephen Hawking's latest book is already making waves with his observation that science can explain the universe's origin without invoking God.

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