Former Google employees are unveiling a search engine that they promise will be more comprehensive than Google’s and hope will give its users more relevant results.

NASA's failures can be as fascinating as its successes. Of course, more cynical critics might suggest that NASA's failures overshadow its successes -- but let's see you send a ship to the moon.

With the intergalactic cat already out of the bag this weekend, Cryptic Studios has officially announced Star Trek Online and unveiled a website for the in-development MMO.

One doesn't need to connect too many dots to arrive at the conclusion that BioWare is returning to the Star Wars universe with a Knights of the Old Republic MMO.

An 18-year-old in Colorado was found not guilty of going 17 miles over the speed limit thanks to the data logged on the GPS device installed in his car. GPS may now be able to get you out of speeding tickets, but it could also act as a double-edged sword.

Canonical CEO and Ubuntu Linux backer Mark Shuttleworth will step into the spotlight July 22, when he keynotes OSCON (Open Source Convention) in Portland, Oregon. It will be a critical moment for Shuttleworth and the Ubuntu movement

Blogger uncle_benji went over to Best Buy and purchased an HP dv6815nr for $599.99 plus tax. When he saw the Windows Vista EULA and the HP EULA, he decided he wanted to move to Linux.

Nintendo has lost its attempt to overturn a $21 million patent-infringement verdict brought against the company by patent trolls, err patent holders Anascape Ltd. of Tyler, Texas.

Talk about an unneccessary law...calling for game makers, console makers, and the ESRB to do what they already do. What a new novel way to waste taxpayer's money