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Engineers copy a toxic-jet-spewing beetle to design better drug-delivery devices, fire extinguishers and more

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.

A run-in with Apple’s movie rental service leaves The Grouse longing for cable

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