TechnologyApril 23, 2009
Apple stirs up outrage, pulls "Baby Shaker" iPhone software
Stories by Larry Greenemeier
Larry Greenemeier is the associate editor of technology for Scientific American, covering a variety of tech-related topics, including biotech, computers, military tech, nanotech and robots.
TechnologyApril 22, 2009
Robot "Lunacy" competition wraps up in Atlanta
TechnologyApril 21, 2009
Unknown hackers steal details on U.S. Joint Strike Fighter project
TechnologyApril 21, 2009
Wireless Bluetooth moves into the fast lane with latest version
TechnologyApril 20, 2009
Can kids become addicted to video games?
The SciencesApril 20, 2009
Obama names new chief tech officer
TechnologyApril 17, 2009
Cell phones will thrive in Africa, but security will be a problem
TechnologyApril 17, 2009
Ignorance not bliss when it comes to using the Internet, experts say
April 15, 2009
Hybrid help: Can Bill Gates make the electromagnetic combustion engine a reality?
TechnologyApril 14, 2009
Could Cuba become a new telecom mecca?
April 14, 2009
Slide Show: Could the Gulf Stream Provide Florida with Renewable Energy?
Florida Atlantic University researchers study how much of a punch the waterway's powerful current might provide
TechnologyApril 13, 2009
Hacker targets Twitter to teach the company a lesson in security
April 11, 2009
Microsoft tries to get a grip on touch computing with Surface
April 10, 2009
High-Intensity Lasers Throw Scientists a Curve
Researchers defy the laws of physics by making a laser beam bend
EnvironmentApril 9, 2009
Can fresh air help companies cool computers more cheaply?
April 7, 2009
GM, Segway roll out an electric scooter built for two
TechnologyApril 3, 2009
Will Google buy Twitter?
Space & PhysicsApril 3, 2009
Slide Show: Students Gear Up for NASA's Annual Moon Buggy Race
More than 500 students from around the world are expected to converge on The Marshall Space Flight Center to take their homemade buggies for a spin on NASA's simulated lunar course
April 2, 2009
Feds drill for more data to craft energy policy
April 2, 2009
Meet Adam and Eve: AI Lab-Bots That Can Take On Reams of Data
Scientists build autonomous labs that use computers, robotics and lab equipment to experiment and analyze results
March 31, 2009
Conficker 3.0: April Fool's joke or serious security threat?
March 30, 2009
FBI: Cyber crime escalates in 2008
March 30, 2009
Leaving PCs on overnight wastes billions in energy costs, study says
HealthMarch 29, 2009
What are video games good for? Possibly improving eyesight