NASA scientists find what they believe are huge water ice glaciers sitting just beneath the Martian surface.

Senior directors of online payment site E-Gold, who had pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering, received small fines and no prison sentences. A judge said it was due to a lack of criminal intent.

One of the most visually stunning search applications on the iPhone has just been updated to support YouTube videos. Go get it.

If we're talking about a breakthrough, then we're really talking about thinking big about a nationwide charging network. And that means turning to Uncle Sam for help

CNET's Dan Farber and ZDNet's Larry Dignan discuss the big stories of the week in the EIC Squared podcast.

Yahoo added an eBay Anywhere application to the 'dashboard' of the new Yahoo home page in testing.

Laid off workers and others affected by economic downturn are targeted in money mule laundering e-mail scams that promise easy money.

CNET Car Tech posts video of the Mini E Electric launched at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Viewers reportedly egged on the man, who overdosed while on live Internet video.

The mayors of the San Francisco Bay Area's three largest cities gathered Thursday to announce their ambitious new initiatives to make the region a leader in electric vehicle use.

Defense Department suspends use of USB drives as experts warn of USB-related virus outbreaks.

Want to embed your freshly-christened YouTube HD video on your blog? Here's how.

Corporate IT spending is falling like the stock market, but Apple's share of the growing smartphone market is increasing among business customers, says ChangeWave.

In a speech in London, Microsoft's top intellectual property strategy counsel argues for the need of a model in which content creators are better compensated.

Beta testers of AOL Sync will be able to sync selective information to Microsoft Outlook and their mobile phones.

Shares of the Internet search pioneer dip into the $8 a share range, as the broader markets are beaten.

Wireless carriers will be able to add their own MMS applications to the iPhone if they use MobiSpine's software under their own brand.

Statement appears to indicate that McKinnon, if found guilty, might serve out any sentence in the U.K. instead of the U.S.

The news is tempered by relatively flat results from the second quarter of 2008.

Online customer relationship management software maker reports revenue reached $276 million, fueled by growth in the company's subscription and support business.