Aug. 14: Canadian engineering students have designed a solar-powered car that will compete in the World Solar Challenge in Australia. Msnbc.com’s Dara Brown reports. (msnbc.com)

A mobile application developer claims the phone is sending your GPS coordinates and more back to Palm on a daily basis.

A study reveals that more than 40 percent of Twitter’s tweets are “Pointless Babble.” So what were we expecting?  Why should self-published content to be different than, for instance, conversation?

During the summer months, the flow of video game launches slows to a trickle, but during the winter months, a flood of new games greets players. This endless cycle of feast or famine isn’t good for game consumers or the games industry.

We humans often imitate the body postures or mannerisms of people we meet, usually without either person realizing it.

Archaeologists have unexpectedly uncovered London’s oldest timber structure, which predates Stonehenge by about 500 years.

By heating up stones in a fire before chipping away at them to make blades, early humans could make tools sharper and produce them more efficiently.

Surviving in the wilderness once relied on little more than a compass, map, and hiking boots. But add an iPhone or laptop and you’ve got the new direction of the Boy Scouts.

A new program offers people a chance to “adopt” one of the stars in a catalogue of targets where scientists hope to find Earth-like extrasolar planets.

Amid a boisterous debate on health care reform, people flooded members of Congress on Thursday with so many e-mails that they overloaded the House’s primary Web site.