Published scoops - Technology

Someone out there could have a missing copy of the world's first Web site from 1990. Have you checked your old floppies lately?
Read More... Search is on for lost first draft of first Web page

Gathering vital data from tornado-spawning storms, these aircraft could keep more people out of harm's way.
Read More... Could storm-chasing UAVs help predict tornadoes?

In just a few days, Jupiter, Mercury, and Venus will come together in the night sky in what is known as the "Dance of the Planets." [Read more]
Read More... Watch the planets dance in a triple conjunction

UCLA Health welcomed the world to watch a brain surgery through live Vine videos and Instagram photos posted on Twitter.
Read More... Watch a brain surgery over Twitter, Instagram, and Vine

Microsoft takes a narrow demographic view of its new game console, which may be a smart move.
Read More... Xbox One's unexpected pitch: It's the Dad Box

The arrangement lets marketers and researchers buy access to each and every check-in as it happens.
Read More... Foursquare partners with Gnip to sell check-in stream

Are you bad at remembering faces? Let Glass do it for you. This API will reportedly be available to developers within a week.
Read More... Lambda Labs readying Google Glass face-recognition API

Experts gathering to discuss intellectual-property theft say that a fix will require the application of economic sanctions, not just more technology.
Read More... Is protecting intellectual property from cyberthieves futile?

If you're missing Apple's Xserve line of computers, then Sonnet's xMac Mini Server is one way to get your Mac back into the rack.
Read More... Missing the Xserve? Sonnet has a rack-mounted answer

After getting Siri to do its critical work, Microsoft releases another ad comparing the iPad and Windows 8 tablet. Guess which comes out looking better?
Read More... Pad this, Apple! Microsoft blasts iPad yet again in new ad

The European Commission is spending 5 billion euros to coordinate and advance the processor industry in Europe. The goal: a fifth of worldwide manufacturing.
Read More... EU plans $6.4 billion effort to boost chip manufacturing

The online giant's chief executive lists more than a dozen areas where the company is pumping its money, suggesting continued pressure on profit margins as it continues to seek new markets.
Read More... Bezos: Forget profits for now; we're still spending

The social network showcases its latest purchase -- a developer platform -- to remind developers that it values outside apps.
Read More... Facebook users share 1 billion stories through outside apps

Lego and Cartoon Network dazzle New York's iconic Times Square with a "Star Wars" X-Wing model that took 32 builders about four months to construct.
Read More... Meet the 23-ton X-Wing, the world's largest Lego model

Microsoft confirms Xbox Live Arcade games from Xbox 360 won't carry over to the next-generation platform.
Read More... Xbox Live Arcade games won't work on Xbox One

Select Twitter advertisers can now use the Lead Generation Card to sign up new customers -- no forms required.
Read More... Twitter lets advertisers collect contact info from tweets

"We are providing worldwide geospatial infrastructure to empower people," says company CEO Kevin Montgomery.
Read More... Collaborate.org launches new platform to map the world

Walmart mobile business exec talks up a location-based Store Mode on its mobile app, as well as an easy checkout feature.
Read More... Walmart exec: Mobile can revive personal touch for shoppers

New iPhone and Android apps help people fine-tune place queries and push forward a strategy to make Foursquare king of local search.
Read More... Foursquare gets better at local search with new filters on mobile

The Dacor Discovery DYWS4 WineStation stores, preserves and dispenses up to four bottles of wine at a time. After opening, wine stays good for up to 60 days.
Read More... Never open the wrong bottle of wine with the Dacor WineStation