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There's no taking your foot out of your mouth now: Undetweetable scratches every comment out of a Twitter account down in stone, with no option to delete.

Researchers in Great Britain have designed, printed and launched a plane in less than a week.

Accusations and analysis start to fly that most of Gingrich's Twitter followers are fake or spam.

Amazon Local will enter the highly lucrative daily deals market along with the rest of the Internet, most notably Groupon.

Twitter has received an unspecified, but assuredly significant influx of cash from DST Global and others.

Google Hotel Finder aims to make planning your next trip easier and perhaps cheaper.

A study from Stanford University shows that facilities are using less electricity than expected, though are still using a significant amount.

Facebook will now pay researchers to find and report security holes.

Extremely small difference in sound intensity inform the flying hunters of what's background and what's food.

iPad and Android device users will find their Google searching experience faster and simpler than before.

Checking the Newsfeed, picture galleries and other people's profiles consumes far more of Facebook users' time than apps, according to new data.

Researchers have begun to use two powerful programs to map the human connectome.

Nielsen's June 2011 data shows that Google's mobile operating system is now the most prolific, with Apple's iOS firmly in second for now.

Stanford researchers designed, reported and displayed the prototype for a transparent battery. The first model is about 60-percent transparent.

Google has introduced better integration across Maps, Latitude and Places on Android devices with version 5.8.