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MySpace integrates with Facebook, ending social networking wars BetaNews By Ed Oswald | Published November 18, 2010, 5:32 PM In what can be seen as final capitulation to its now much larger rival, MySpace and Facebook announced Thursday afternoon that MySpace would employ Facebook Connect across its site. ... See all stories on this topic »

Found: a planet not from the Milky Way, circling a star in its death throes Christian Science Monitor For the first time, scientists have found a solar system that was not formed in the Milky Way galaxy. What's more, the planet is in danger of being eaten by its host star. An artist's impression shows HIP 13044b, an exoplanet orbiting a star that ... See all stories on this topic » Christian Science Monitor

China Hijacked Internet Traffic From Federal Sites InformationWeek For 18 minutes in April China Telecom re-routed traffic from .gov, .mil and other sites through Chinese servers, according to a Congressional commission. By Elizabeth Montalbano , InformationWeek A state-owned Chinese telecommunications firm "hijacked" ... See all stories on this topic »

Antimatter Breakthrough Could Lead to Starships, Says Scientist PC Magazine Scientists at CERN, the research facility that's home to the Large Hadron Collider, claim to have successfully created and stored antimatter in greater quantities and for longer times than ever before. Researchers created 38 atoms of antihydrogen ... See all stories on this topic »

Comet Hartley 2 emits ice balls, NASA finds Los Angeles Times Analysis of images taken by the Deep Impact spacecraft shows the comet is spewing chunks of ice, some as large as basketballs, which comes as a surprise to scientists. By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times A team of astronomers announced its first snow ... See all stories on this topic »

Timeless Beatles join 21st century — and iTunes Newton TAB On Nov. 16, Apple began offering songs from the entire Beatles catalogue along with 13 remastered studio albums. By Joe Sinopoli Eleanor Rigby picked up the rice where her wedding had been. Now she can also pick up the rest of The Beatles catalogue on ... See all stories on this topic »

Dear E-Mail: Die Already. Love, Facebook BusinessWeek By Brad Stone The annals of obsolete communication technologies are growing all the time. There's the telegraph, the answering machine, the fax, and the paper-based letter, all artifacts from an analog era where messages had resonance hours, even days, ... See all stories on this topic »

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