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A group of 'concerned citizens' is taking the law into their own hands, by using facial recognition software to identify people caught rioting.

Anonymous has announced that they'll be taking Facebook offline on November 5th. Which means millions of Farmville players will be pretty ticked.

Researchers in Taiwan are hoping that this erasable "e-paper" (which is actually made of plastic) will be available to consumers within about a year.

In the Microsoft-vs-Google-vs-Microsoft ongoing bash-fest, there's finally been another development. Microsoft's head of communications has responded -- via Twitter -- to a scathing Google blog post.

Thousands of iPad owners were disappointed yesterday when the Skype app was pulled from the store -- after only being available for several minutes. However, today Skype is available again -- at least for now.

A BBC reporter went to a prototyping lab in London -- and made a 3-D replica of his face.

Though the game starts out slow (you'll be moving a lot of dirt), "From Dust" actually gets pretty addicting as you progress through the game.

Google has introduced a "Badge" system, which can be integrated with Google News to provide you with more customized content. Also, you can "level up" by earning stars.

Amazon's new touchscreen tablet PC will be released this October. Let the Apple vs. Amazon battle begin!

FAT (Free Art & Technology) has designed a sticker that lets you destroy your hard drive data at a moment's notice. Just don't forget the drill.