Neil A Conway

Evolutionary mystery of female orgasm deepens
The evolutionary origins of the female orgasm are elusive – will a new study of twins and siblings help to rule out a genetic link to male orgasm?

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Does Katia mean more hurricanes are coming to Europe?
Hurricane Katia has swung east and will hit the UK late on Sunday. We explain why it changed course, what will happen and what the future holds

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Friday Illusion: Impossible 3D shape conceals six tricks
Watch a rotating 3D rhombus that fools our brain by exploiting how we perceive depth

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Super search engine could come from HP/Autonomy deal
Hewlett-Packard is wasting no time exploiting the data-search technology of its latest acquisition, Autonomy

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August photo competition winner: Words
Find out the winner of our August photo competition on the theme of words

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Prize awarded for largest mathematical proof
The behemoth proof identifies, in absolutely diabolical detail, the building blocks of group theory

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Feedback: When the Earth was flat
Cars that challenge the status quo, meet the dyskeuomorphs, why you might need nitrogen in your tyres, and more (full text available to subscribers)

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The dark side of altruism
Blindly trying to help others can have disastrous consequences, as Barbara Oakley and Guruprasad Madhavan explain (full text available to subscribers)

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Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Friday, September 9.
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A Samsung tablet that is expected to make an appearance at a Microsoft developers conference next week will be powered by Intel silicon, according to a source.
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