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Cosmic Log: Catching a falling star
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Cosmic Log

Catching a falling star

Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: The Aurigid meteor shower was less prolific and more showy than experts thought it would be. Just don't expect a repeat performance anytime soon.

E-mail Alan | Cosmic Log home

Krakow's Corner

Super-duper smartphone

Gary Krakow says the new HTC Advantage device combines a world-class smartphone, GPS, 3MP camera and lots more.

E-mail Gary | Krakow's Corner

Red Tape Chronicles

Voicemail calls can be costly

Free Sprint-to-Sprint calls don't include calls to voicemail. And it turns out Sprint isn't alone. AT&T/Cingular and Verizon also charge regular per-minute assessments on voicemail calls.

E-mail Bob | Red Tape home

On the Level

Think you can make a game?

Wanna-be designers bring their best ideas to ‘just-for-fun’ panel at the PAX gamer convention.

E-mail Kristin | On the Level

Netiquette

Web universe is prankable
Mike Godwin, the first lawyer at the trailblazing Electronic Frontier Foundation, is now general counsel of the Wikimedia Foundation. Who better to defend Wikipedia than someone who understands that the Internet is not fixed, but an ongoing dialogue.

E-mail Helen | Netiquette