Motorola Plans to Use 3D-Printing to Make Smartphones
Inks deal with 3D Systems
Science & Technology
Inventor of Web Warns Against Internet Censorship, Surveillance
Praises its use in helping people organize
NCAA Sues Video Game Company over College Athletes' Likenesses
Fight over use of their images in EA games continues on
FBI Plays Bigger Role in NSA Surveillance Than People Realize
FBI unit handles a lot of the dirty work
FCC Gets Pushback over Possibly Allowing Cellphone Calls on Flights
Who doesn't want to listen to their fellow passengers' personal lives?
Wired's Louis Rossetto on the Death of the Mega-State and the Digital Revolution
"The priests, the pundits, the politicians and the generals" who create positive change.
Science Supports Using Video Games as a Babysitter*
Latest extensive study in the United Kingdom shows no relationship between kids playing games and causing problems
Worried About the Climate? End Subsidies
Reason's science correspondent sends a fourth dispatch from the U.N. Climate Change Conference
Jury Decides Samsung Should Pay Apple $290 Million For Patent Infringement
Just let them keep making phones people want to buy
House Votes to Speed Up Approval for Natural Gas Pipelines
Several Democrats sign on to GOP bill
MIT Challenges Musk Claim of Fewer Tesla Fires
Maybe too soon to say electric cars are less likely to catch fire than gasoline-fueled vehicles
Southwest Airlines First to Adopt New In-Flight Gadget Rules
Gate-to-gate wi-fi
Colo. Shooting Trial Delayed over Psych Evaluations
Holmes' sanity determination central to case
WordPress Goes to Court to Fight Copyright Takedown Abuse
DMCA's well-known for being used to try to silence speech
FEC Won't Allow Bitcoins for Donations
Request by the Conservative Action Fund whether they could accept them
Non-Profit's Plan for Manned Mission to Mars in 2018 Hinges on Federal Government's Support
Wants to partner with NASA to send two astronauts on a flyby mission to Mars
Google's Vint Cerf: Privacy May Actually Be An Anomaly
One of the internet's original architects
LA School District's iPad Software Licenses Expire in Three Years, May Cost Up to $60 Million Annually After
Officials originally claimed they'd own the software outright--most students won't get it until the license is almost expired
Driver Arrested in Ohio for Secret Car Compartment Full of Nothing
Exhibit 3400052 in the case against consenting to a police search unless a warrant is shown
Norwegian Military Adopting "Meatless Mondays" to Curb Climate Change
Will follow a strict vegetarian diet once a week
Samsung Accuses Apple of Playing Race Card in Intellectual Property Trial
Apple lawyer lamented end of US-made televisions in closing arguments
Who's Responsible for Damaging the Climate? And Who Should Pay for It?
Reason's science correspondent sends a third dispatch from the U.N. Climate Change Conference
College Administrator Compares Posting of Sexually Explicit Pics to Rutgers Suicide, Penn State Child Abuse
Wants students at parties to be aware of others watching them, or something
Charges to Be Dropped in Teen Cyberbullying Case that Led to Suicide
12-year-old girl was charged with aggravated stalking
Samsun Signs Agreement with Venezuela to Jointly Produce Electronics
So that's what the game is
