GPS is getting a massive upgrade, with the government pumping $8 billion into enhancements that will increase its reliability, expand the coverage area, and substantially improve accuracy. But that upgrade isn't as easy as beaming some new software into space. Rather, it means 24 new satellites will have to be put into orbit to replace the current GPS armada, one at a time.

Space shuttle Atlantis makes its last scheduled departure from the International Space Station, but NASA hopes for an encore.

Spotify has announced two new levels of service – Spotify Unlimited and Spotify Open, but insists that the Spotify Free model will continue for now.

A security researcher has unearthed a tool that simplifies the process of building bot armies that take their marching orders from specially created Twitter accounts.

A woman has lost a privacy complaint against Loaded after the magazine printed web pictures of her alongside the slogan
"Wanted! The Epic Boobs Girl!".

A doctor is to carry out a heart operation with the help of a robotic arm for the first time ever.

Twitter has confirmed that it will be launching an 'official' Twitter application for Google Android devices. Evan Williams, co-founder of the microblogging site, said that the company had decided to make its own Twitter clients because new users were finding it difficult to find the right software.

According to the Korea Herald, those whose facial hair has insufficiently emerged onto their faces and armpits will have their access to 19 online games switched off by the government at midnight.

We had a feeling it would be the case, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs confirmed on Monday that the original iPhone would not run the company's newest iPhone OS.

After spending a year studying how piracy and illegal counterfeiting affects the United States, the Government Accountability Office says it still doesn't know for sure.