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Bob Dylan Accused of Copying Photos for his Paintings

Bob Dylan's paintings exhibited at a New York art gallery have drawn criticism for similarities to several well-known photographs.

As Techies Drool Over Amazon Silk, Privacy Questions Are Raised

Report: Kindle Success Creates Big Room for Amazon Smartphone Next Year

Amazon rolled out its new line of Kindle tablets in New York Wednesday morning, adding the seven-inch $199 color Android Fire, the $99 keyboard-free 4GB Touch model and a $79 2GB non-touchscreen version to its ranks. Yet the Amazon product causing the most stir was not an e-reader or tablet, but Amazon Silk, the company's new mobile web platform powered by Amazon's incredibly extensive web services platform.

Amazon Tablet to Feature Nvidia's Kal-El Chip: Analyst

A Wall Street analyst has said that the Amazon's tablet would be powered by Nvidia's Kal-El chips.

Apple Oct. 4 iPhone Event: A Quick Look at Top Rumored Specs of iPhone 5

Apple, which has sold more than 110 million iPhones since it launched the product, would unveil its new iPhone at a media event at its Cupertino, California headquarters on Oct.4.

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Can iPhone 5 Handle the Challenge of Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S3?

In what looks like a concerted attack on Apple from every corner, Samsung is going in for the kill by unleashing fury like never before.

Google Las Out at Apple, Microsoft, RIM, Oracle

Cooperation Between Intel & Google is Promising?

Intel ended its 30-year partnership with Microsoft, which was named the Wintel era, and has now joined hands with Google. The new partnership is a big news as it will bring new development in technology.

Vitamin D Not Tied to Fibrillation

Despite some research linking low vitamin D levels to heart disease, a new study suggests that lacking D does not increase one's risk of an irregular heartbeat known as atrial fibrillation.

Crews Struggle to Keep Norway Cruise Ship from Tilting Over

Salvage crews are working to keep a Norwegian cruise ship from tilting over a day after a fatal fire on board killed two crew members.

6 Things To Know About AT&T's New Wireless LTE Network

AT&T's wireless 4G LTE network will go live in five cities Sunday, but what does this mean for the company's 90 million customers? Here are six things to know.

Norwegian Cruise Ship in danger of Tipping Over after Fire

A day after a fire killed two crew members and forced the evacuation of 260 others, a Hurtigruten cruise ship was listing dangerously off the coast of a Norway.

Norway Cruise Ship Fire Claims Two Lives

Two people were killed and nine injured in an engine room fire on a Norwegian cruise ship Thursday morning.

An aerial view of the promonotory on which Yavneh-Yam is located.

Israel News: Final Stronghold for Early Islamic Power Uncovered [PHOTOS]

An ancient harbor at Yavneh-Yam was used for hostage exchange, a Tel Aviv University (TAU) researcher says.

Android for x86 Puts Intel in the Apps Processor Race

Intel said it has partnered with Google to optimize the Android operating system for Intel's low-power Atom processors.

NASA’s New Launch System Likely to Create More Jobs

NASA has unveiled the new design plan of an advanced heavy-lift launch vehicle that will provide an entirely new national capability for human exploration beyond Earth's orbit.

NASA Plans to Build World's Largest Rocket (VIDEO)

NASA is working on a 320-feet multi-billion-dollar Space Launch System (SLS), which is also the world's largest rocket, aiming to explore nearby asteroid around 2025 and then on to Mars in the 2030s.

FIFA 12 Demo Arrives Xbox, PS3 and PC Ahead of Official Release

The demo of much expected FIFA 12 has arrived on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Next Generation of Space Travel Begins With Heavy-Lift Rocket Design

NASA unveils the next generation launch system rockets, which will be designed to send astronauts into deep space.

Windows 8 Adopts ARM Chip, Android Embraces Intel

Intel has woken up to demonstrate a Medfield-based smartphone running on Android Honeycomb, to be a part of the fast growing mobile sector, after a long era of dominance in the computer and server market.

Chuseok— A Festival With Two Faces

The day is almost half-way over as the sun slowly fades in brightness over Hongdae, where hundreds of restaurants, bars, night clubs, and shops cover the streets and become an important center for night life in Seoul, South Korea.

The Towers - At the Center of the World

Originally viewed in the 1970s as a project that added too much office space to Lower Manhattan, the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center became a symbol not only for New York, but for the United States, for capitalism, for the cosmopolitan / urban life, for modernity itself.

iPhone 5 Release Date: Preorders Already Available at Deutsche Telekom

Though Apple is yet to announce the iPhone 5, it's fifth-generation smartphone, German carrier Deutsche Telekom is reportedly selling it.

Apple's MacBook Air Contender: Acer Aspire S3

Apple Inc., known for being a trendsetter, has continued along those lines with its new lighter and thinner MacBook Air. But the Cupertino company is facing competition in notebook category from Taiwan-based Acer, which has released its thin and relatively inexpensive Ultrabook called Aspire S3.

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