The last time humans visited the moon, it seemed dry, barren and pretty close to useless. Now scientists say they have proven that plenty of water lies in a

These days, even the guys who invented the internet say they never imagined what many would be using it for the most: Farmville, Facebook's ubiquitous

John Savio and Reko Rivera have created lifesize iPhones, or "guy phones," as their friends call them. They are wearing 42-inch television screens, attached to

NASA is delaying its November space shuttle launch by four days to provide more breathing room for a test flight of its new rocket.

More than 10,000 Hotmail address and passwords have been found posted on a website after a widespread email scam tricked users into divulging their passwords.

Clearwater native Nicole Stott has been in orbit now for 38 days, and she is now about halfway through her flight aboard the international space station. FOX

More than 250 contract workers have lost their jobs in the first round of layoffs related to the planned shutdown of the space shuttle program by the end of

Twitter Inc. says it has raised another large amount of money to finance its operations until its management figures out how to make money from one of the

LeAnne Crabtree wants to make one thing clear: The concrete blocks and construction sand on her driveway are not free, despite what the mysterious Craigslist

It's the day Beatles fans across the country have been waiting for— "The Beatles: Rock Band" is now available in stores.

It doesn't matter where you are these days -- you can Twitter your every move and thought instantly. But the play-by-play accounts in cyberspace are getting

You may soon be able to forget about running to the bank to deposit a check -- use your new iPhone or cell phone instead.

Google Maps Real Estate scours the Web in search of listings and plots them on its world-famous maps with an interface that makes finding for your

Sharp-eyed shoppers may have spotted quite a deal on Best Buy's website this morning -- 52-inch HDTVs were apparently on sale for $9.99.

The annual Perseid meteor shower began in July. But the best viewing will start Tuesday night, with the action peaking in North America on Wednesday, Aug. 12,