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Europe's "Big Bang" particle research organization CERN, now conducting mankind's biggest scientific experiment, is to open membership to all countries that qualify to join.

Twitter’s rolling outages — especially common on Monday —is a topic of much speculation, not only on the site but all over the InterWebs.

Scientists will be eagerly scanning the night sky over the Australian Outback this weekend for the long-delayed return of the first spacecraft to complete a round-trip journey to an asteroid.

It's not just AT&T. T-Mobile in the Netherlands offers the iPhone and it's now struggling to upgrade its heavily congested 3G network. Outraged customers can receive two months of data charges back in compensation for the problems.

What if I told you there was an ultralight device that put all the functionality of a powerful tablet into the thinnest, lightest laptop you ever saw? It exists. It could be great. And it's dying before its time.

A Florida man learned the hard way that not all iTunes applications are free. After letting his 7 year-old play a free game called "Tap Fish," the man later received a bill for over $1200 dollars. WTLV's Ken Amaro reports. (NBC News Channel)

Check out the Twitter feed @BPGlobalPR, and you might blow a few blood vessels … at least if you’re already angry about that oil spill happening in the Gulf. Or you may just bust a gut laughing.

The 3-foot tall Homo gautengensis had large teeth for chomping plants and spent a lot of time in trees, but likely had no language skills.

In the market for a new cell phone this spring? Take a look at these top-rated phones, sorted by carrier.

Some cool and crazy gadgets never make it to our shores. Here are some sexy smartphones, tablets, cameras, and watches that you can't buy in the United States — so far.