Some scientists believe that humans have been affecting the Earth's climate since as long ago as 6,000 BC. One argues that there's a positive implication in that, if true.
Two nonprofits, the Knight Foundation and One Economy, have announced major new plans to bring internet access to low-income communities. Both hope to succeed where ambitious municipal WiFi projects have failed.
A previously unexplained spike in security patches issued for Microsoft Office in 2006 and 2007 was spurred by sophisticated hack attacks against pro-Tibet organizations and U.S. defense contractors, an insider claims.
Your MP3s sound extra crisp through those expensive ear buds. But living too
much of the present in the digital music bubble will lead to a future of
silence. Learn how to protect yourself from permanent hearing damage in
Wired's How-To-Wiki.
Apple appears to have pulled Radiohead's "Nude" from the Top Songs lists on iTunes, possibly due to the stem files for the song -- also available on iTunes -- artificially contributing to the song's download tally
Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., level felony obscenity charges against a Los Angeles adult-movie producer for selling his skin flicks over the internet to paying adults. Your tax dollars at work.
A Japanese health-care company devises technology to measure the breadth of your smile. The practical applications sound a bit iffy -- can a smile really assess one's emotional state? -- but, hey, whatever.