For those who live to eat, one of the beauties of the Internet is the wealth of delicious recipes that can be discovered with such ease. According to comScore Media Metrix, 39 million Americans visited food Web sites in July 2006, up 23% from a year earlier. FoodNetwork.com claims the top spot among all food [...]

Britain’s offices are falling silent as email replaces conversation, according to a new study. The average office now sends 3,840 emails from work every year – the equivalent of 158,064 messages over a typical working lifetime.

A plan in the early 1970s to create a massive artificial reef off Fort Lauderdale has turned into an environmental mess with the U.S. Navy, Broward County and others trying to figure out how to remove about two million tires covering 36 acres of ocean floor.

Xerox Corporation scientists have developed a digital printing font so tiny that you need a magnifying glass to read it. And if you already need a magnifying glass to read regular size type, forget it! The new MicroText Specialty Imaging Font, just 1/100th of an inch high, is designed to help make valuable documents with [...]

Plenoptics, the Edinburgh-based technology group, is planning to develop a new automatic photo-modelling tool that could save computer games developers millions of dollars a year.

A pig withstood taser shots from police officers and eluded authorities for more than an hour after wandering onto a major Green Bay, WI highway.

An increasing number of Japanese women are delaying or skipping marriage altogether. But for those who still want romance, younger men are an increasingly trendy option.

Earlier this month a beta version of Yahoo! Mail rolled out in 19 worldwide markets including the US, Australia, Hong Kong, China and India. A sophisticated e-mail service using Web 2.0 technologies, it can be accessed from any computer linked to the Internet.

The combined factors of improper diet and stress have increased the incidence of some highly fatal cancers in China, including colorectal and pancreatic cancers.

Elecom’s TK-U09FG keyboards have gears mounted under each key, depressing evenly even if just hit on a corner. Apparently, the cause of typos is hitting a key on a corner and having the keystroke not regstr.

For decades marketers have been seeking ways to reach college students during their formative years, when they are first buying products in their own right and making decisions about brands that could last a lifetime. Now they have one.