MSNBC Technology & Science Channel

MSNBC Channel - Jan. 6: MSNBC's David Shuster reports on the brief hijacking of Barack Obama's campaign Twitter account on Monday. (Other)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Jan. 6: CNBC's Jim Goldman recaps major product announcements from Apple at this year's Macworld expo including new pricing for iTunes songs, a new laptop and new software releases. A CNBC panel discusses the future of the company with or without Steve Jobs. (CNBC)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Jan. 6: With broadcasters switching to digital signals on Feb. 17th, the government program that helps pay for converter boxes has run out of money. NBC's Leanne Gregg reports. (NBC News Channel)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Jan. 6: In the Macworld keynote address, Apple's Phil Schiller announced changes for iTunes including tiered pricing and more songs without copy protection, as well as a new MacBook Pro laptop. (CNBC)

Today Show Channel - Jan. 5: TODAY online correspondent Sara Haines gives tips on how to use those holiday photos. (Today Show)

MSNBC Odd News Channel - Jan. 5: More than two dozen residents in one Virginia neighborhood say their garage door openers mysteriously stopped working around Christmas Eve. WWBT-TV's Beth Danziger reports. (NBC News Channel)

CNBC Channel - Jan. 5: CNBC’s Jim Goldman reports on news from Apple that Steve Jobs is suffering from a hormone imbalance, quashing rumors of more dire ailments. (CNBC)

Today Show Channel - Jan. 4: Think you’re safe from cyber criminals? Even if you’ve avoided speculative links and Web sites, crooks are working hard to find new ways to trick you. Msnbc.com’s Bob Sullivan joins NBC’s Lester Holt to discuss. (Today Show)

Today Show Channel - Dec. 31: NASA has released new information about what the astronauts went through in their final moments on board the space shuttle Columbia in 2003. NBC’s Tom Costello reports. (Today Show)

MSNBC Channel - Dec. 30: An exhaustive NASA review of the Shuttle Columbia disaster revealed troubling details that the agency hopes will improve equipment and protocols for future space crews. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (Nightly News)

MSNBC Channel - Jan. 2: Explorers discover a massive lake under a Turkish bath in Hungary. (msnbc.com)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Jan. 2: A New Jersey woman launched a Web site Thursday, the first day of 2009, with the ambitious goal of tracking down her soul mate by 2010. WNBC's Glenn Zimmerman reports. (NBC News Channel)

Today Show Channel - Jan. 1: Gizmos are going solid state in 2009. Today tech editor Paul Hochman looks at the new gadgets coming this year. (Today Show)

CNBC Channel - Dec. 30: CNBC's Jim Goldman reports Apple is insisting Steve Jobs' no show at the upcoming Macworld trade show is for business reasons, and not due to rumors of his declining health. (CNBC)

MSNBC Channel - Dec. 30: A new report on the 2003 Columbia tragedy says that many of the capsule's safety measures were not designed to cope with the catastrophe. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (MSNBC)

MSNBC Movies Channel - Play as Sauron, Gandalf, The Balrog, and much more on the battlefields of Middle-earth.  Msnbc.com's Todd Kenreck spoke to Production Manager Erik Harmon about the video game "Lord of The Rings: Conquest". (MSNBC)

MSNBC Technology & Science Channel - Dec. 30: A California company uses texting to help couples remember when to try to make a baby. KNTV's Marianne Favro reports. (NBC News Channel)