The Dark Night returns in ‘Batman Arkham City’ June 24, 2011 The inmates are now running the new asylum in ‘Batman Arkham City.’ In-Game’s Todd Kenreck reports. (In-Game)

Vesta in view June 23, 2011 A sequence of images shows the Dawn spacecraft’s view of the asteroid Vesta as it approaches for a July rendezvous. Msnbc.com's Alan Boyle reports. (msnbc.com)

The truth about static electricity June 23, 2011 Northwestern University’s Bartosz Grzybowski explains the mechanism behind contact electrification via Skype in a Science / AAAS video. (msnbc.com)

Best way to record sound on an iPad June 23, 2011 Whether you’re into podcasting, recording music or just hearing yourself talk, here's a quick lesson for iPad owners that will help improve sound — and maybe even save money. (msnbc.com)

Area 51 secrets revealed June 22, 2011 Author Annie Jacobsen shares her thoughts on whether there is truth behind some of the conspiracy theories about visitors from outer space. (Dylan Ratigan Show)

Suspect updated Facebook during standoff June 22, 2011 A hostage suspect updated his Facebook account while involved in a 17-hour standoff with police. The man gained 12 new friends during that time, some of whom allegedly tipped him off on police ...

Inside space shuttle Discovery June 22, 2011 A rare look inside the retired space shuttle now headed to the Smithsonian. WESH’s Dan Billow reports. (NBC News)

FBI investigates alleged teen hacker June 21, 2011 British investigators are questioning a British teenager accused of taking down multinational corporations from his bedroom. ITV’s Paul Davies reports. (Nightly News)

Did tiny arms of T-rex have purpose? June 21, 2011 Scientists in Japan have assembled a replica of a Tyrannosaurus rex in a crouching position and believe the dinosaurs tiny arms were used to help it stand. TODAY.com’s Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

Celebrating the solstice at Stonehenge June 21, 2011 Thousands of revelers and druids spent the night at England’s Stonehenge to watch the sun rise and mark the summer solstice. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

A look at the next Windows Phone June 21, 2011 This fall, Microsoft will update its Windows Phone with a whole new software version, currently codenamed "Mango," bringing multi-tasking, faster browsing and a bunch of tweaks ...

Your social updates can tip-off burglars June 20, 2011 June 21st marks the official start of summer, but before you leave for vacation take a moment to see the role that social media can play in your home’s security. NBC's Kurt Gregory ...

Study: Facebook inspires well-being June 20, 2011 A study by the Pew Research Center finds Facebook inspires feelings of trust and well-being. KNBC’s Cary Berglund reports. (NBC News)

Kids’ summer break… without media overload! June 20, 2011 James Steyer, CEO and founder of Common Sense Media, and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz talk about how parents can keep their kids stimulated and entertained without media overkill this summer. (TODAY)

Kids' iPad apps: Magic books, aliens ... June 19, 2011 In this week’s App Smashup, we look at Kung Fu Panda's cookbook, a new take on flash cards, an animal adventure in Africa and a must-have interactive book about a man named Morris ...

Blurring the line between movies and games June 17, 2011 Blur Studio is responsible for some of the most epic cinematic trailers in video games from Jedi Knights to the Dark Knight. We talk Derron Ross and Philip Silvera about what it is like making ...

Why iPad magazines finally matter June 17, 2011 Some smart publishers are finally giving digital reading rights to customers who already subscribe to print editions. Msnbc.com’s Wilson rothman explains why this is important. (msnbc.com)

Gadgets to heat up your summer cooking June 17, 2011 Chris Kimball from "America’s Test Kitchen" shows his picks for the best summer cooking gadgets, such as an ice cream maker and do-it-yourself sparkling water tool.  (TODAY)

Condoms survive nearly 200 years June 17, 2011 Two condoms are discovered tucked between pages of an accounting book dating back to 1814. TODAY.com’s Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

Eclipse dazzles skywatchers worldwide June 16, 2011 Yesterday’s lunar eclipse was the longest in more than a decade. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)