Microsoft Research demoes five multitouch mice
CCDs, fiber optics take home Physics Nobel Prize
Fusion 3.0 gains Snow Leopard, Windows 7 Aero support
97 percent of Intel testers recommend Windows 7
Windows XP Mode for Windows 7 hits RTM
Obama bans "texting while driving" for 4.5M govt workers
Technology Review
How Neutrinos Could Revolutionize Communications with Submarines
Startup That Builds Biological Parts
Behind the Big Apple's Data Dump
How Fruit Flies Execute In-Flight Turns
Scientific American
Astronomers Discover Solar System's Largest Planetary Ring Yet around Saturn
Abruptly Forgotten: Working Memory Disappears in a Blink
Unraveling the Ribosome: Chemistry Nobel Awarded to Modelers of Cells' Protein-Maker [Updated]
New Vaccine May Immunize Addicts from Cocaine's Pleasurable Effects
Pirate Economics?: Captain Hook Meets Adam Smith
Climate change may mean slower winds
Flashy Fungi: Researchers Still in the Dark over Glowing Jungle Mushrooms
Popular Mechanics
10 Most Brilliant Innovators of 2009: Microsoft Natal - This looks very, very promising, and if it works anything like the demo, I might consider getting an X-Box 360 in the future just for its sake alone. But in the meantime, let me get in a plug for the Wiimote's new accessory, the WiiMotion Plus. I recently purchased it, and the control on this is extraordinary.
MythBusters Q&A: New Season Filled With Bullets, MPG Tests and Duct Tape
What Does a Beer Taste Like After the Singularity?
Earthquake Research Digs Deep to Find Timely Warning System
The Science Behind The Invention of Lying: Hollywood Fact vs. Fiction
Bonus website pointed to by an article at this site: Will It Blend? If you ever wondered what would happen if you put consumer electronics in the blender, this is the site for you.
Discover Magazine
Boosting a Brain Wave Makes People Move Slow-and Bad at Video Games
Would You Pay $39.99 for an Energy-Efficient Light Bulb?
Brain-Saving, Mind-Blowing, Hi-Tech Medical Imaging
Does Evolution Explain Human Nature?
When Less Information Is More - Relates to Genomics and informing people of genetic abnormalities
The 9 Industries That Will Be Most Screwed by Global Warming - Pardon the French, the gallery's interesting.
Popular Science
The World's First Image of an Entire Sunspot's Structure
Physicist Looks to Build a Kilometer-Long Cannon for Space Launches
Google Working on "Smart Charging" Software for Electric Cars
Electron Microscopes Powered by Quantum Mechanics Could See Through Living Cells
Breeding Super-Hygienic Bees to Take the Offensive in Colony Collapse Fight
