For 19-year-old Rodney Bradford, a simple Facebook status update turned into much more: a rock-solid alibi after he was accused of a crime.
The meal you ate the first day you started working. The first exam you aced in high school. The shoes you wore to the prom.
Daniel Gray loves automobiles so much that it almost feels wrong to drive another vehicle: “I’ll admit it. I love my car, but I cheat on it with a different car every week,” he said.
We’ve all seen them on the train or the bus. Chins glued to their chest, thumbs hovering and their eyes locked in a digitally-induced trance.
A new generation of deep-sea submarines light enough to launch from a yacht could open up the ocean’s depths to amateur explorers.
A mysterious X-shaped pattern of space debris seen by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope was probably two asteroids that collided, scientists said Tuesday.
Be cautious if you plan to Bing Jessica Biel or Google Brad Pitt. A new report says you might get a virus. The actors are among the top 10 celebrity searches online that can lead to computer problems, according to a report released Tuesday by the computer security company McAfee.
In the developing world millions of people struggle to operate machinery, read from a blackboard, or just see the world around them, because they don’t have access to the eye glasses they need.
Gmail, Google’s popular free e-mail service, was inaccessible to many of its 36 million users Tuesday afternoon, causing widespread chatter on Twitter and other social networks.
Some Web designers are staging an online revolt against an old version of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser, which they say is hampering the ability of the Web to move forward in a cool and interactive way.
China’s returning Internet entrepreneurs, or ’sea turtles’, are flourishing behind the Great Firewall.
Got a few grand to spare for a $3,000 phone? Yeah, we didn’t think so. Nobody does — and that’s a problem for the makers of luxury phones, such as Motorola, Bang & Olufson, LG and Vertu.
A year after its release, Google’s open source Android operating system has become a sensation.
On October 29, 1969, UCLA professor Leonard Kleinrock sent what some believe was the first message from one computer to another. CNN talks with Kleinrock about that moment — and the Internet today.
Ford is making its cars into mobile Wi-Fi hot spots. The next generation of the Sync in-car entertainment and information system will use a USB mobile broadband modem to establish a secure wireless connection.
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