The Beatles just got a teeny, tiny bit more digital with the launch of an Apple-shaped USB stick containing the entire Beatles catalog. However, that's about as digital as things are going to get for fans of the Fab Four for now. Read more

The X-ray machine has been voted the best scientific invention, with one in five fingering the machine having made the greatest impact on the past, present and future. Read more

Good news, technophiles. Research shows that an increased use of cell phones and the internet has not led to a spike social isolation. In fact, things are pretty much the same as they were in 1985. Read more

It's back, people! Read more

Linden Labs announced an Enterprise, "behind-the-firewall" version of Second Life. Read more

A Boston woman is planning to give birth live on the Internet. Read more

Woof, woof! Microsoft has given a dog his own Xbox Live account. Read more

All too often filesharers are painted as evil pirates who steal from artists and the music industry. However, a recent study has found that those downloading illegally, spend more money purchasing music legally than those who don't download at all. Read more

It's time to pack your bags and move to Egypt. Read more

It seems more and more companies are jumping on the ebook reader bandwagon and who better to join them than tire maker Bridgestone? Read more

All the Windows 7 hype is finally dying down. No more insane burgers or performances by Ashley Tisdale, no more Family Guy clips or launch parties. It's nearly over, guys. But nearly never won the race. Read more

Facebook recently rolled out new features and vexed users immediately began complaining about the changes. However, whether Jack or Jane likes the new news and live feed options doesn't hold a candle to what people with deceased friends are experiencing. Read more

A 17-year-old boy who lost three games of FIFA against his brother later broke into the home of a 65-year-old woman and, armed with an knife and an axe, stabbed the woman several times in the back, stomach and leg. Read more

The FDA has warned people fearing the H1N1 virus against purchasing remedies online. Read more

A store clerk in Scotland who was told she was not allowed to sing while she restocked the shelves has received a formal apology from Performing Right Society (PRS). Read more