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JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, July 18, 2011 ABC News Set against a blue and white Earth, Space Shuttle Discovery approaches the International Space Station during STS-120 rendezvous and docking operations, Oct. 25, 2007. (NASA) For 30 years, every time a space shuttle has flown, so has OV-095, ... See all stories on this topic » ABC News

What keeps the Earth cooking? 44 trillion watts of continuous heat! DailyIndia.com London, July 18: We all know that the Earth runs on massive amounts of heat — enough to melt iron in the outer core, create magnetic field, spread the sea floors and move the continents. However, where all this heat comes from was a mystery until now. ... See all stories on this topic »

Apple's jailbreak bug fix neutralized by tethering process The Tech Herald by Steve Ragan - Jul 18 2011, 09:40 Surprise! Wait, who honestly didn't see this one coming? Last week, Apple addressed vulnerabilities within their iOS software, which were being used by a website to jailbreak Apple devices. Just a few days later, ... See all stories on this topic » The Tech Herald

Indonesian volcano continues eruption, spewing ash CTV.ca AP TOMOHON, Indonesia — A volatile volcano in central Indonesia has erupted again, spewing ash almost 600 metres into the air. Monitoring official Farid Ruskanda says Mount Lokon on Sulawesi island erupted twice within a half-hour Monday afternoon. ... See all stories on this topic » CTV.ca

Toshiba Thrive tablet won't wake from sleep mode for many users SlashGear The Toshiba Thrive tablet hit stores earlier this month and the tablet has been popular with users since the launch. On the Toshiba Forums, there are pages of users that are all reporting the same issue with the Thrive. Apparently, the tablet isn't ... See all stories on this topic » SlashGear

Adobe buys EchoSign for electronic PDF signatures CNET by Stephen Shankland Adobe Systems, creator of the Portable Document Format standard use for digital documents, has acquired EchoSign, a company specializing in electronic signature technology. The move means Adobe will get new abilities for its ... See all stories on this topic »

Largest population of endangered gibbon found in Vietnam, giving new hope to ... Washington Post By AP, HANOI, Vietnam — Conservationists say they have discovered the largest population of a critically endangered primate living in central Vietnam. About 455 northern white-cheeked crested gibbons were discovered in Pu Mat National Park in Nghe An ... See all stories on this topic »

HTC Status hits AT&T for $50, hopes you tell your Facebook friends SlashGear HTC's QWERTY Facebook phone has gone on sale in the US, with AT&T offering the HTC Status for just $50 with a new agreement. The Android handset – which we reviewed as the HTC ChaCha - has a 2.6-inch 480 x 320 touchscreen above a very usable QWERTY ... See all stories on this topic »

Google+ euphoria International Business Times By Saurav Sen | July 18, 2011 3:20 AM EDT NEW DELHI: It's an illogical and unreasonable parallel no doubt, but the circles in Google Plus have drawn my attention to the Indian epic, the Mahabharata. In the epic battle between the righteous Pandavas and ... See all stories on this topic »

Belgian newspapers accuse Google of 'spiteful' boycott TG Daily Belgian newspapers that successfully fought against Google's inclusion of their articles in Google News are up in arms because Google is, er, blocking their articles from inclusion in search results. The Copiepresse intellectual property consortium ... See all stories on this topic »

WSJ: Wireless Jobs Evaporate Even As Industry Expands Wall Street Journal By Anton Troianovski Of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL The US wireless industry is booming as more consumers and businesses snap up smartphones, tablet computers and billions of wireless applications. But for the industry's workers, the story is less rosy. ... See all stories on this topic »

More info on Sony's unusual 'S1' and 'S2' tablets The Tech Herald by Steven Mostyn - Jul 18 2011, 08:43 Another Monday morning, another round of tablet-based news: and this time the spotlight falls on Sony Corp. and its ambitious upcoming twin-pronged market assault. The Japanese consumer electronics heavyweight has ... See all stories on this topic » The Tech Herald

Richmond company helping build the next space telescope San Jose Mercury News By Shelly Meron Make that 18 hexagonal pieces of beryllium mirrors, made and polished by the Richmond-based company L-3 Tinsley. The flashy pieces will make up the new James Webb Space Telescope, the successor to the world-famous Hubble. ... See all stories on this topic »

Microsoft Browser Best At Blocking Malware Wall Street Journal (blog) By Ben Rooney Credit where it is due. Microsoft have listened to the near constant complaining about their browsers and have produced (finally) what is turning out to be a very good browser. According to a report in Ars Technica, the ninth and latest ... See all stories on this topic »

Florida gasoline prices jump again WPTV Copyright AP TAMPA, Fla. - The national average price of unleaded regular gasoline is $3.67 a gallon, 5 cents more than last week. Florida's average price of $3.66 reflects a 6-cent increase from last week. Oil prices continued to increase last week as ... See all stories on this topic » WPTV

Ubisoft confirms Uplay Online Pass Videogamer.com EA has confirmed it is to introduce Uplay Online Pass this September with the release of Driver: San Francisco. As with systems such as EA's Online Pass, Uplay Online Pass will include a one-time-use code in the box of new game purchases. ... See all stories on this topic » Videogamer.com

Mango Toting Toshiba Fujitsu IS12T Windows Phone Heading for Japan Phones Review As you are probably aware, the latest version of Microsoft's Windows Phone OS is Mango, and it appears that Japan's KDDI will be receiving their first Windows Phone in August and said Windows Phone will actually come with Mango aboard. ... See all stories on this topic »

Still Waiting for the Low-Voltage MacBook Air PCWorld By Michael Burns, Macworld-UK If you're salivating at the rumors of the impending MacBook Air lineup, prepare for more excitement. Several online sources are pointing to next week as being the likely release date, focussing on the 21/22nd July for both ... See all stories on this topic »

Meteor Did In Dinosaurs, New Fossil Finding Suggests Care2.com (blog) by Kristina C. Fourth grade in Mrs. Allio's class was when I first learned about dinosaurs. We learned the different types (for some reason, I favored the Brontosaurus), what the ate, struggled to understand words like "Mesozoic" and "paleontology" ... See all stories on this topic »

One if by Land, Two if by Sea and Three if by Cyberspace AllGov America's military is expected to defend the country regardless of the direction of attack, whether it is by land, air, sea, outer space or cyberspace. And like the War on Terror that never ends, this is a battlefield that is never abandoned. ... See all stories on this topic » AllGov

Latest News : Facebook launching news platform Facebook Editions in September Tehran Times With new competition looming, Facebook is looking for new ways to hang on to its now 750 million users and avoid becoming the next social networking ghetto. One way the company is looking to keep users interested is by porting news over from select ... See all stories on this topic »

New Screenshots From BloodRayne: Betrayal Platform Nation That's right! Rayne, everyone's favorite red headed Dahmpir, has returned with 'BloodRayne: Betrayal'; a new blood gushing 2D side scroller, available for download this summer off the Playstation Network (Aug. 30th) and Xbox Live Arcade (Aug. 31). ... See all stories on this topic »

SeaMicro Crams 768 Atom Cores in New Cloud Server PCWorld By Agam Shah, IDG News SeaMicro has crammed 768 Atom processor cores into its latest low-power SM10000-64HD server in an effort to provide a quick response time to Web transactions while saving energy. Web transactions are usually processed through ... See all stories on this topic »

A Video of a Guitar from the Inside TAXI Design Network Using his iPhone, guitarist Kyle Jones shot a video of his six-string—from the inside. The wavy lines that become of the guitar strings are actually the rolling shutter effect of the iPhone camera. Instead of capturing the entire frame at once, ... See all stories on this topic » TAXI Design Network

iPod sales slump as iPhone, iPad take over MyBroadband MyBroadband's Staff Writer is directly plugged into the South African Internet backbone, and spits out press releases and other news as he receives it. ... iPod sales have decreased steadily since an all time high in 2008, with the iPhone and iPad ... See all stories on this topic » MyBroadband

Absence Of Top Predators Brings Unanticipated Changes Scientific American Ecologists document the negative ripple effects of removing top predators from ecosystems. David Biello reports. Humans have played a role in large animal extinctions since time immemorial. The giant ground sloth of Texas. Siberian mammoths. ... See all stories on this topic »

Breaking Android: Who is worse, Google or the OEMs? ZDNet (blog) By Scott Raymond | July 18, 2011, 3:00am PDT Who is to blame for the fragmentation of the Android operating system? Google? The OEMs? Jason Perlow, Sr. Technology Editor at ZDNet is a technologist with over two decades of experience with integrating ... See all stories on this topic »

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