Facebook gave its homepage a makeover ...again. Last Friday the social networking site quietly rolled out some fairly significant changes to the way information is displayed on your homepage.

  You would have thought that since 9/11, whenever an American airline 'lost contact', it would be all hands on deck.

  It might earn them university credits but a robot developed by students in Japan won't help dispel the image of the lazy student.

  NASA to test next generation of rocket and capsule combination for upcoming flights to the moon and beyond.

  A recent T-Mobile Android ad accidentally boosted sales of an older, already existing iPhone application. Yes, it seems like no matter what, there's already an app for that.

  Cellphone refuseniks, those who, despite the example of rest of us, simply refuse to use cellphones, are dwindling in number, according to a New York Times report. Despite this, those still in that group seem as stubborn as ever.

  Appalachian leaders are seeking ways to use alternative energy initiatives to spark the 13-state region's long-sluggish economy.

  LEONARD Kleinrock never imagined Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube that day 40 years ago when his team gave birth to what is now taken for granted as the internet "We are constantly surprised by the applications that come along,'' Mr Kleinrock said as he and others at the University of California, Los Angeles prepared to throw the internet a 40th ...

  KINGMAN a ' UniSource Energy Services has agreed to buy the power from Mohave County's first wind power farm near Kingman.

  Google has rolled back the curtain on a secret project codenamed "Caffeine" focused on building a new iteration of its winning Internet search engine.

  And that's exactly what iFixit did with the brand new iMac -- most of us would kill to get one and keep it, and they got one and killed it.

  It's been a while in coming, but Amazon.com has released an application for Windows PCs that allows downloading and reading Kindle books on your computer. The application will even allow bookmarking and through Amazon's Whispersync technology, sync across all Amazon.com's Kindle apps, whether on your iPhone / iPod touch or Kindle itself.

  It was pretty amazing when startup company Psystar decided to make its own Hackintosh, as Apple had fought and won against other upstart companies trying to horn in on their business.

  The DeSoto Next Generation Solar Energy Center in Arcadia, Fla., will be the nation's largest solar photovoltaic plant.