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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.

Could a tiny skull unearthed in Indonesia have come from a Hobbit-like race of ancient humans?

If you buy your 3DS from Walmart tomorrow, you'll be able to take advantage of the $70 price drop -- and have access to free games from Nintendo.

If NASA's Juno mission encounters any extraterrestrial life on its way to Jupiter, at least we've represented the human race with LEGO figurines.

Have an extra $200? You could spend it on a 4GB flash drive that's designed to look like a gold ingot. That's only gold leaf, by the way.

A security expert decided to do some testing on his diabetic equipment. What he found is a bit unnerving -- hackers could remotely control the operation of insulin pumps and blood glucose monitors.

The analysts at comScore have come up with some... not so surprising new statistics, which place Android as having a 40% share of mobile subscribers.

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.

The mayor of Vilnius got sick of seeing expensive cars parked illegally in his city. His solution? Run them over with a tank.