The dinosaurs were wiped out by at least two meteorite impacts rather than a single strike, say scientists.

A team of 86 global scientists sequence the genetic code of the Golden Delicious apple for the first time.

Barnaby Jack hit the jackpot at Black Hat on Wednesday. Twice. Exploiting bugs in two different ATM machines, the researcher from IOActive was able to get them to spit out money on demand and record sensitive data from the cards of people who used them.

Motorola is taking another whack at Apple today, with big, full-page ads in national newspapers taking a dig at iPhone 4 antenna problems, and promising that when you use a Droid X to make phone calls, there's "No Jacket Required." This comes not long after Apple has posted what appears to be a misleading video about problems with the Droid X antenna.

YouTube has included the classic arcade game Snake as a hidden "Easter Egg" bonus on its videos.

The technology experts offer a sneak peak of the much-awaited Toy Story 3 to flaunt the highest quality screen pictures to date.

Got an iPhone 3G or 3GS? You might think twice about upgrading to the new iOS 4 operating system, as many users are reporting that the operating-system upgrade causes Wi-Fi to stop working on the handset.

The chemical xenon difluoride is normally a mild-mannered white powder, but when you crush it with the pressure of 1 million times our atmosphere, it turns into a super substance. All the energy used to crush that stuff is stored inside its chemical bonds, making it a terrific energy storage device. In layman's terms, that would be a battery.

Apple Inc.'s new iPhone 4 costs almost $20 more to make than its predecessor, the iPhone 3GS, but the device will still help the company continue to rack up high profits, the research group iSuppli said Monday.

With Sony's Move setting a benchmark and coming in at well under £100 there is pressure on Microsoft's new motion control gear