From Politics & Policy

Will the Private Sector Help Americans in a Renewed Space Race?

The U.S. delivered the last time there was a space race. This time those who want to see the country beat the Russians and other space competition may be relying on the private sector.

• Atlantis Lands: Sayonara Space Shuttle Program

From Tech

Apple, Hulu Would be Perfect Match

Apple is considering a bid for television streaming service Hulu, according to Bloomberg News, a move that would make a lot of sense for both companies.

From Global Markets

Microsoft Xbox 360 Helps Company Beat Quarterly Financial Projections

Tech giant Microsoft has exceeded analysts quarterly financial estimates, with strong sales of its Office software and Xbox 360 games console leading the charge.

From Tech

Google Doodle is a Big Day for HTML5

Google Doodle is a celebration of Alexander Calder and HTML5.

From Companies

Apple's Cash Hoard: Keeping the Powder Dry, says CEO Jobs

Apple is hoarding record amounts of cash, currently holding $76 billion. But the company has not historically made big acquisitions. CEO Steve Jobs says Apple is merely keeping its "powder dry" for strategic opportunities in the future.

• Who Will Succeed Steve Jobs at Apple?

From Tech

Google+ Hits 'Unprecedented' 20M Users, But Challenges Ahead

Google+ has seen dramatic growth since its launch, pulling in 20 million unique visitors within a month of its launch. But it faces several key challenges before it could become the dominant force in social media.

From Tech

Game Developers Find Wild Success on Smartphones

Games are wildly popular on smartphones like Google's Android, Apple's iPhone, and to a lesser extent RIM's Blackberry.

From Tech

$6750 Android Smartphone Introduced by TAG Heuer [PHOTOS+VIDEO]

TAG Heuer,a Swiss luxury watchmaker, has launched a luxurious $6,750 (€ 4,700) Android Smartphone called 'TAG Heuer LINK'.

From Tech

Motorola unveils more Droid Bionic details

Motorola teased eager customers on Thursday leaking more details on its upcoming Droid Bionic phone.

From Tech

Five reasons Research in Motion (Blackberry) will die

Five reasons research in motion, maker of the Blackberry smartphone will die, losing to Apple and Google once and for all.

From Tech

500,000 Android Devices Activated Daily, Outpaces Apple Activations

The usage of Android devices is surging. Half a million Android devices are getting activated every day, according to Android chief Andy Rubin, who developed Android and sold it to Google back in 2005, after which he joined Google as an employee.

From Tech

NASA Talks New Mars Rover, Plans to Visit Red Planet

NASA discusses the latest Mars Rover and its plans to visit the red planet.

From Tech

Super Mouse Species Resistant to Poison

Recent research says the European house mouse has become resistant to rodent poison.

From Tech

NASA Space Shuttle Atlantis: Return Ends Shuttle Era [PHOTOS]

The space shuttle era has been ended. At 5:57 a.m. EDT on July 21, 2011, space shuttle Atlantis landed for the final time at NASA's Kennedy Space Center after 200 orbits around Earth and a journey of 5,284,862 miles on the STS-135 mission and final flight for the Space Shuttle Program.

From Tech

Google Effect: How the Bar of Possibility Makes Me Smarter

A new study says Google is changing our brain. But we're getting more information that ever before.

From Tech

Shuttle Era Nearly Done; What’s Next?

NASA is going to the private sector for the next era of manned space missions.