It's been almost 10 years since the first post from the time traveler named John Titor hit the internet.  It all began on November 2, 2000 when he was posting under the nickname TimeTravel_0 on the Time Travel Institute forums, followed later with a peculiar post on the now non-existent Art Bell BBS forums w... more.

space.com has just released some breaking news regarding an alien planet discovery. The alien planet is eight times the mass of Jupiter and orbits at an unusually great distance from its host star — more than 300 times farther from the star than our Earth is from the sun.... more.

Microsoft isn’t using the “K” word - Kill, that is - but it appears that’s what the company is doing to its KIN mobile phones, just six weeks after they hit retail shelves. Details are sketchy because Microsoft isn’t really saying much beyond a three-sentence statement from “a company spokesperson” that, quite frankly, says it all: Microsoft has made the decision to focus on the... more.

Barak Obama's crew announced Monday that he's decided to change the American space policy that George W. put into place when he was in office.  The  new policy is calling for the United States to "lead in the enhancement of security, stability and responsible behavior in space" along with many other drastic changes.  President Obama stated that the new policy was “designed to strengthen ... more.

Yes people that's right. Another Civ game.  What's in store for us in Civilization 5?  More ways to win, more modding capabilities, extensive focus on multiplayer functions, and more in-depth strategies of warfare.   Diplomacy and City State functions have expand... more.

Check out the World’s smallest SVGA from Kopin, called the CyberDisplay.The CyberDisplay SVGA LVS micro-display has the same size (0.44-inch diagonal) as Kopin’s current CyberDisplay VGA display but this one has a resolution of 800 x600.It is designed to be used in HD related video eye-wear more.

Fujitsu have launched a mobile phone, the F705i, which is reported to be the World’s slimmest waterproof mobile phone. more.

Just a few days ago, I was rummaging through obscure websites on ancient history as I always do, when I ran across a story I had never heard before to date.  Apparently a satellite of unknown origin had been shadowing Sputnik in space.  This account was thoroughly documented in the book "Disneyland of the Gods" by John Keel and is as follows:"In February 1960 the US detected an unknown obj... more.