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Biologists can now create organisms that have never before existed—including designer bacteria that turn sugar into fuel

In order to prevent a crop-killing San Diego drought season, neighboring Palo Verde Valley is foregoing its own crops and selling its water for millions

A growing body of research suggests the environment may play a significant role in developing the degenerative disease

A slightly different way to surf spring from an unlikely source.

Adobe introduces a free, online, accessible-everywhere version of its hugely popular Photoshop software

Take advantage of a sale price on the Propeller-based PropSTICK microcontroller kit

The search giant has asked the US government to open air waves to create high-speed wireless connections for all

Our geek finds out the hard way that backing up contacts is often easier said than done.

But is that enough to justify a sick day?

The author of SF classics such as 2001: A Space Odyssey and Rendezvous With Rama left behind a mighty legacy of technology both real and fantastical.

The increase of SMS loan services has Swedish officials concerned

A study identifies potential health benefits of the Himalayan treat

A group of crafty developers thinks so

An intrepid editor pits Benz's new entry-level luxury car against the elements. Find out which wins

Is the Internet's prime audience worth enfranchising?

The superstore caves to demand for Windows; but did the alternative OS fail for the right reasons?

The iPhone will soon be compatible with Enterprise email. Breathe, people

Cheap, power-sipping sensors do everything from tracking global warming to keeping your house warm

Ever wonder why December through March is the high season for cold and flu germs? Scientists at NIH may have the answer

Scientists uncover the secret to faster plane boarding--but it turns out nearly anything would be speedier than the current system