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NASA Green-Lights First Commercial Space Launch

NASA has officially approved a shuttle launch by commercial space company SpaceX, which will be the first ever commercially operated flight outside of Earth’s atmosphere. SpaceX’s shuttle, named the Dragon,.

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Google Co-Founder Says Media Distorted Open Web Comments (But Doubled Down On Facebook, Apple)

Google co-founder Sergey Brin said Wednesday that secondary coverage of his recent comments regarding threats to the open web had “distorted” his intended message, and took to Google+ to clarify.

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Oracle: Android Is Ours (Or At Least Part Of It)

Software outfit Oracle isn’t pulling any punches in a law suit claiming that Google‘s Android operating system draws on the Java programming language, and owes it compensation even though Oracle.

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Canceled FCC Probe Prompts Outcry

A mild fine levied against Google for obstructing an investigation into wireless data collection practices has been met by an outcry from privacy advocates and a prominent lawmaker. In a.

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Demo Day Raises The Bar For Startups In St. Louis

Capital Innovators’ Demo Day featured entrepreneurs from the fall and winter classes of the new accelerator’s entrepreneur training program.

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Banjo App Hits One Million Users In Nine Months

Think Facebook and Twitter hit critical mass fast? They’ve got nothing on ambient location app Banjo, which just hit one million users in nine months. Banjo beat out the two.

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Gmail Outage Irks Users

Google scrambled Tuesday to fix an outage on the company’s popular email service Gmail that may have affected as many as 7 million users. Affected users saw an error informing.

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Anonymous Takes Down Mi6, CIA and DOJ Websites In Massive DDoS Attack

Members of the hacker group Anonymous flooded Twitter today with triumphant calls of TANGO DOWN, as websites for the CIA and Department of Justice, as well as two websites for.

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Twitter’s New “Innovators Patent Agreement” Makes Yahoo “Look Like A Mean Old Drunk”

Twitter announced a new, surprisingly progressive “Innovators Patent Agreement” (colloquially referred to as the “IPA”) which aims to put more control over patents back in the hands of the inventors:.

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Today’s Most Talked-About TV Is From… IKEA?

[youtube id=”0Nm7-EuctOs” width=”600″ height=”350″] IKEA, the manufacturer of build-it-yourself furniture and purveyor of Swedish meatballs with an addictive potential similar to crack (I tell you, it’s something in the lingonberries).

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