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Roadrunner Supercomputer Decommissioned After Just Seven Years In Service

By Ian Chant Apr 1st
U.S. Patent Office Tells Apple Adding “Mini” to Something Doesn’t Justify New Trademark

By Glen Tickle Apr 1st
The U.S. Can Finally Drop $25 On Raspberry Pi’s Super Affordable Model A

By Glen Tickle Mar 31st
The Science of Goosebumps Doesn’t Exactly Explain Frisson, But It Makes a Good Argument

By Rollin Bishop Mar 30th
Amazon Acquires Goodreads, Angers and Delights Booknerds Everywhere

By Jeff LaSala Mar 29th
BioniCopter’s the Giant Robot Dragonfly You Will Want to Freak Out Your Friends With

By Ian Chant Mar 29th
Remains of First Human-Neanderthal Offspring Possibly Identified

By Jeff LaSala Mar 29th
Personal Computer Just Got Way More Literal With Creation of New Bio-Transistors

By Jeff LaSala Mar 29th
Robotic Ant Colony Mimics Movement of Real Ants

By Ian Chant Mar 29th
Here’s What the World Looks Like If You’re a Humboldt Squid

By Ian Chant Mar 29th
YouTube Makes Live Streaming Available to Game Developers

By Glen Tickle Mar 28th
Kind of a Big Deal: Google Offers Patents for Use by Open Source Developers

By Glen Tickle Mar 28th
Few Too Many Pounds? Trim Down With Bacteria From Your Buddy’s Gut

By Jeff LaSala Mar 28th
Giving a Robot an Origin Story Makes You More Likely to Trust It

By Ian Chant Mar 28th
Pesticides Fail to Kill Bees, Succeed at Making Them Dumber

By Glen Tickle Mar 27th
Giant Oklahoma Earthquake Might Have Been Our Own Fault

By Jeff LaSala Mar 27th
There’s a Huge Cyber Attack Slowing Down the Internet Because of Spam

By Glen Tickle Mar 27th
Welcome to the Party: T-Mobile Finally Offers the iPhone

By Glen Tickle Mar 27th
Flying Rescue Robot Could Be the Lifeguard of the Future

By Ian Chant Mar 27th
James Cameron Donates Submarine to Science, Puts All Other Directors to Shame

By Jeff LaSala Mar 26th