May 21, 2012 -- Before receiving treatment for her lifelong fear of spiders, one Chicago college student would flee her dorm for days if she merely suspected one's presence. She worried that her phobia would keep her from living on her own after graduation
Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM ET
By Ben Drawbaugh posted May 21st 2012 4:30PM It's Monday, and we're back to our regular time and day where you get to listen into the recording booth when the Engadget HD podcast goes to mp3 at 5:30 PM . Please be a part of it by reviewing the list of topi
Open Garden Lets You Crowdsource Your Mobile Connectivity
how the carriers will react. Banoliel told me that he isn’t too worried about this, though. He likened it to the arrival of VoIP, a technology that the carriers have now embraced. Carriers will just have to adapt to concepts like this and figure out the best
American Scientists Fear Losing Edge in Physics

White House. Complaints and grim prognostications about the federal research budget are part of the background music of science. The situation is always fluid. Given all that, other scientists say that basic research is doing as well as can be expected given
Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cablevision, And Others Will Share Wi-Fi Hot Spots
Imagine for a moment that you are sitting in your front yard in a lawn chair, sipping lemonade while attempting to read the latest news on your WiFi-only iPad. You’re just out of range of your WiFi signal. Your neighbor’s signal is super strong, but that s
Oldest-ever pigment found in fossilized ink sacs

Simon, a professor of chemistry at the University of Virginia. \"They're essentially indistinguishable,\" Simon told LiveScience. Previous studies have turned up tiny structures in everything from fossil fish eyes to dinosaur feathers containing the dark brown
Books on Science: ‘How to Teach Relativity to Your Dog’- Book Review - Raise a Paw if You Understand Einstein

I considered reading this book aloud to my dog, even though I doubted he would understand relativity, even as explained by the witty and clear-thinking Chad Orzel. Maxwell does seem to show some interest in Newton’s first law: A body at rest tends to remai
K3 Server Is Making Enterprise Application Integrations More Efficient, Reduces Work By Half
of that integration thereafter.” And so K3 was born. But the product isn’t just meant for moving data off an exchange – the technology BroadPeak designed can be used for anything. Containing 140 open source components which are initially put to work by in-house
gTar iPhone guitar hands-on
When we first caught word of the gTar , it was a bit of a mystery, with an online presence amounting to little more than a low-res press shot, an enigmatic YouTube teaser and assorted specs coming out of South By Southwest and various investor sites. This
Google rolls out improved Gmail search, reads your emails for better results
Oh those Googlers , always tirelessly tweaking code behind-the-scenes to make our lives that much more easily indexed. So it should come as no surprise that Mountain View's begun rolling out a streamlined Gmail search feature to English-language users toda
