Posted: 5:31 PM It's common knowledge that cell phone antennas are hidden inside such things as chimneys and trees so they're not unsightly.

Posted: 5:31 PM Traditional phone booths are disappearing across the country and people in Henderson, North Carolina spoke out on Wednesday (7/28) about the technological change.

Posted: 5:31 PM NTT East and NTT West (Japanese Telephone Companies), will soon launch a full-scale IP TV phone for their subscribers, providing users with better images, easier access and lower prices.

Posted: 5:31 PM British scientists said on Wednesday (August 11) they had received permission to clone human embryos for medical research, in what they believe to be the first such licence to be granted in Europe.

Posted: 5:31 PM The Mars rovers continue to send back intriguing new photos and scientific data from the Red Planet, but they are showing signs of "aches and pains" as they pass their two hundred day mark, more than twice their expected life expectancy.

Posted: 5:31 PM Smugglers take notice.

Posted: 5:31 PM China on Sunday launched a satellite that will carry out land surveying and other scientific projects for several days before returning to Earth, government media reported.

Posted: 5:31 PM A project designed by the University of Minnesota Twin Cities was on board the Genesis space capsule that crashed in a Utah desert.

Posted: 5:31 PM Despite the installation of new processors over the weekend, state computers used to process welfare benefits still are not working properly.

Posted: 5:31 PM Three top Hollywood studios are throwing their considerable weight behind one of two competing formats for the next generation of DVDs, citing in part the need to stem piracy.

Posted: 5:31 PM Ring tones are so yesterday. If wireless companies have their way, the next multibillion-dollar surprise in the cellular business will be "Ringback" tones.

Posted: 5:31 PM As part of its reincarnation, America Online Inc. is creating its own software for browsing the Web and playing movies and songs. It's a question of staying relevant in an increasingly broadband world.

Posted: 5:31 PM Seeking to make inroads against lower-cost competitors, Apple Computer Inc. introduced a cut-rate computer the size of a paperback and a tiny iPod that starts at $99 but holds far fewer songs than the company's hard drive-based music players.

Posted: 5:31 PM Any parent knows: kids don't always pay attention when it's time for the school bus to take them home.

Posted: 5:31 PM A hacker broke into a wireless carrier's network over at least seven months and read e-mails and personal computer files of hundreds of customers, including the Secret Service agent investigating the hacker, the government said Wednesday.