The company's Creative Cloud subscriber base grew to 700,000 in the second quarter, but Adobe is considering other options to woo those who don't like the monthly payment plan. [Read more]

Search company asks to clear its name by arguing it has the First Amendment right to reveal summary statistics about how many Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act orders it receives. [Read more]

NASA calls on industry, academia, government agencies, and citizens alike to find ways to identify and ward off asteroid threats. [Read more]

An Australian train safety campaign called "Dumb Ways to Die" is winning big at this week's Cannes Advertising Festival. Might such a jokey style persuade those who cannot help texting at the wheel? [Read more]

It's inevitable...but when will it happen? The rumor roundup for Apple's next iPhone starts now. [Read more]

We're getting some international love today as GameSpot Australia's Dan Chiappini chimes in today about the current state of gaming post-E3. [Read more]

Google's cheap laptops arrive at more stores, Microsoft offers discounted Surface tablets for schools, and AT&T tests free phone charging stations in New York. [Read more]

The Yellow Brick Road, and thousands of other bricks, make a spectacular plastic Oz in this award-winning display from Brickworld 2013. [Read more]

If you have forgotten your iTunes ID, meaning you can't play DRM-protected music or otherwise access your account, there is an easy way to look it up. [Read more]

Once upon a time, the Ford Motor Company was a startup -- and it was burning through cash like mad. Then a gent from Chicago ponied up $850, and the first Model A was sold. [Read more]

If changes to the city's strict transportation laws are implemented, the San Francisco-based black car service gets to start sending out cars in Miami. [Read more]

The Chinese smartphone giant is "considering" buying Nokia, but it all depends on whether or not the ailing Finnish phone maker finally cracks. [Read more]

The Lekue Cut&Wrap is a simple solution to an age-old problem. Or at least a problem since plastic wrap was invented. [Read more]

At the Paris Air Show, AgustaWestland shows off an exotic single-person aircraft designed to investigate all-electric, no-hydraulic flight systems. [Read more]

The Android smartphone comes in at a compelling price, but its lack of 4G is sure to drive many away. [Read more]