MIT helps inch towards the goal of fusion powerMicrosoft Set To Launch "WorldWide Telescope" site
GIOVE-B satellite transmits first signals for better GPS
Record-setting Laser May Aid Searches for Earthlike Planets
Power grid management becomes important business
WiMAX promises to transform wireless Internet world
Will "sealed" gadgets stifle Internet creativity?
HP looks for more help from scientific community
New video game also helps advance medicine
MIT students work towards cheap solar power
Building a supercomputer by lunchtime
History: 1895 Calculator Learns to Multiply
Melting microchip circuits can remove defects
High performance transistors from "disordered" materials
The competitive fusion energy race...
'Smart' power meters will manage future electricity use
Phoenix Mars lander designed to look for simple life
Video: Tesla electric sports car finally ready to buy
New field-emission display using copper nanowires
Active-matrix display employs nanowire transistors
Photosynthesis-based photovoltaic cells could reduce cost
Solar cell grade silicon shortage ending as plants come online
First high temp superconductor transmission cables operational
New memory circuit turns theory into reality
Blu-ray demand weak despite winning format battle
Industry leaders push for digital home networks
Google Maps, Google Earth, now Google Ocean...
Next generation broadband coming - will allow web high-def
Faster computing by studying optics at the atomic scale
Searching For Other Life… with Dr. Seth Shostak
Indian rocket puts a record 10 satellites into orbit
The work to solve long-term data storage problems
How to survive the switch to digital TV
Predicting and planning future electric energy needs
Power grid loads not just about 'watts'
New Family of High-Temperature Superconductors Discovered
NASA Supercomputing Facility Marks 25 Years
What do we want from robots?
Graphene used to create world's smallest transistor
Carnegie Science Center plans "Roboworld" exhibit next spring
Engineers can finally harness the 'terahertz' band
Rapid progress in high-brightness LEDs for Projection TVs
Electric sail would use solar wind for space travel
Better forecasts could prevent wind power blackouts
Computer Science Fog Machine Improves Computer Graphics
Game Developers' Salaries Rising, Survey Finds
New Artificial Material may improve Electronics
Micro sensor/fridge invented for semiconductor defect analysis
Tips for designing a "cool" data center
Engineering skills tested in NASA's Moonbuggy Race
Quantum Computing: Group demonstrates entangled photons
Laser Triggers Electrical Activity in Thunderstorm
The hard quest for a good Electric Vehicle Battery
"Smart Antenna" will improve free digital TV reception
Computer Museum opening 'Babbage Engine' exhibit
Soyuz capsule docks with space station
A different Hubble analyzes the Internet's "black holes"
Integrating thermoelectric coolers into microchips
IBM's "racetrack memory" may boost density 100x
Superinsulators transform electronics design
University of Texas Fires Up Most Powerful Laser in the World
Computing Grid Could Make Internet 10,000x Faster
Japan looking to robots to help ageing population
New space station crew rockets into space
Intel's tiny new Atom processor...
Panasonic Putting Plasma Displays in Cell Phones
Jules Verne docks to Space Station
New York City will host 'World Science Festival' in May
Cutting edge computing helps discover the origin of life
Sending wind power out to sea
CERN promises the Large Hadron Collider won't destroy the Earth with black holes
A fuel-cell alternative to batteries
iPhone competition comes to market
Intel will battle Nvidia for high-performance computing
Uncovering the mechanisms of lightning varieties
Protect Your Systems From Summer Lightning Storms
Space Shuttle crew reflects on marathon mission
New ideas and competition for 'Space Tourism'
AMD delivers the first tripple-core processors
Shuttle Endeavour lands Mars Rovers will stay alive
Electrons move much faster through graphene transistors
Some Old Technologies That Are Still Kicking
Netflix suffers 11 hr. site outage - has to delay rentals
--- back online May stream movies to Xbox360
Contemplating escape routes to a Parallel Universe...
A look back at Volta's battery
Big increase in thermoelectric effect using nanotechnology
CERN opens its doors to the world
Video: Highly efficient plasma lamp of the future
Exploding star - visible to naked eye on March 19 - happened 7.5 billion yrs. ago
Paying respects to a great mind: Arthur C. Clark
Tesla Motors begins production of electric roadster
New features coming for Blu-ray DVD format PS3 will incorporate them
Manmade ‘Metafilms’ will make radio equipment even smaller
Microsoft, Intel funding labs for parallel computing
Intel moving to six cores this year...
The Commodore 64 Still Has Game!
Nano-photonic switches developed for more processing power
Space Robot Flexes Arms for 1st Time
Improving Graphene Transistors
Astronauts enter Japanese module, power to robot restored
AMD shipping triple-core Phenom processors
Astronauts assemble "Dextre" Robot details
About Japan's 'Kibo' science lab
'AI' researchers working to create virtual world avatar that can pass the Turing test
Single-Crystal Semiconductor Wire Built into an Optical Fiber
OLED display market to top $4.5 billion by 2010
Some engineers turn back to mechanical computers
Molecular sized device designed to mimic brain cells
The search for a "tiny fourth dimension"
IBM & Hitachi research transistor behavior at 'near-atomic-scale'
Ariane 5 rocket launches automated “Jules Verne” supply ship
Governments demand redesign of Edison's invention
Some highlights from Germany's consumer electronics CeBIT
Microsoft talking with Sony about putting Blu-ray in Xbox
Ultimate miniaturization: electronic components made of single molecules
Design challenges of making consumer chips reliable
Protecting the Large Hadron Collider from its own proton beams
The fractal complexity of the engineering world
The 'Javabot' brews a great cup of coffee!
Transferring vinyl records to MP3 with a USB device
Japan may see aggressive marketing of lithium-ion electric cars
Online gaming community electing its own government
AMD doing 'Cartwheels' to catch up with rival Intel
Things you can do with a nanotube radio
New LED lights will illuminate the Old North Church
Student develops polarized LEDs for "ultra-efficiency" and LCD displays
Intel's "Atom" processor for the mobile Internet
Photos: An Internet nerve center Running a Data Center
March 11 Endeavour mission will be longest 'visit' ever
Fixing the bugs in nuclear powered Mars rover
World's largest particle detector lowered into place at LHC
Sony hoping 2008 will be the year of the PS3
Robot attempts to interpret, then reenact your dreams
Getting ready for the all Digital, Hi-Def future of Broadcast
Genetic Algorithms: Computers find the best solution through trial & error
Oil-rich Qatar moving to electric transportation
Loss of wind causes Texas power grid emergency
Video: The Xerox computer that Bill Gates and Steve Jobs copied
New electronics gives radio telescope 10x increase
Massive blackout hits Florida - cause: substation fire
Google helping to build undersea cable to Japan
Nvidia's look at the future of graphics computing
Intel's six-core 'Dunnington' processor
Microsoft will stop making HD DVD players for Xbox 360
Japan launches "super high-speed" Internet satellite
World's largest solar plant planned for Arizona
Sandia, Oak Ridge labs prepare to build 'exaflop' computer
Researchers measure force to move a single atom...
Teams lining up for 'Lunar X Prize'
Satellite hit successful Briefing video
Atlantis home
A video game controller that uses brain signals
It's official: Toshiba quits HD DVD - Blu-ray wins Did PS3 win the battle?
Microsoft not saying what it will do yet
Intel launches 8-core gaming platform
New laser clock accurate to 1 sec. in 200 million years
Game Developers Conference opens in San Francisco event website
Wal-Mart now selling Blu-ray only in hi-def format
Disney will open new 'House Of The Future' in May
Sparking romance... and power lines! - the hazards of metallic balloons
"Dead satellite will be shot down..."
Intel & Microsoft fund lab to teach parallel computing
Fusion power research advanced with grid computing
Nanowire fabric can generate power from body motion
Mystery of the blacked-out BlackBerry RIM upgrade?
Confident start-up companies look beyond Blu-ray
How the Internet adapts, for good and bad
BlackBerry Service Out in N. America
Internet video clogging the pipes
Netflix commits to Blu-ray Free Wi-Fi at Starbucks?
Yahoo to say "no" to Microsoft "Maybe" to AOL
Google may be eyeing a piece of CNET.com
Using WiMAX to solve bandwidth problem of mobile video
Scientists hopeful US will increase funding for fusion & high-energy physics
BlueGene/L tries to compute quark theory at Livermore
Examining the Middle East Internet cable problem
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Russia launches unmanned cargo ship towards Space Station
TI & MIT develop ultra-low power chip
Two Billion transistors on new Intel chip
Rapid growth of wind farms causing tech shortage
Video: The computer that started the revolution
No ships present when Middle East Internet cables were cut
Not so fast...Yahoo could ally with Google against Microsoft
Google reaches out helping hand...
Microsoft buying Yahoo!...? History of the 'big three'
World's biggest atom smasher should be ready this spring
What new particles of matter might be found?
Some of the greatest gadgets from ancient times
Electroluminescent "windows" for blank walls
Making progress at finding Dark Energy
Some of the best ideas from the 'Demo Conference'
Internet service being restored in Mideast after cut cables
Indonesian tsunami detector also severed
Astronauts make risky repair to Space Station power system
Manufacturers will show off new chips at International Solid-State Circuits Conf.
A fond farewell to the cathode ray tube
The mainframe computer is back in style
AMD/ATI releases dual-processor graphics card with teraflop capacity
A provoking look at the 'particles' of gravity
US satellite on crash course with earth - possibly in March
Update on the 'Graphene', carbon based, transistor
Consumers are liking 'fibre to the home' broadband
10 new technologies on IBM's drawing board
Laser system offers robots better 3D vision
Windows "7" will replace Vista, but when?
Solar Cycle 24 began - what trouble will it cause?
Could be most intense since record-keeping began (NASA 2006)
US FCC opens 'wireless' auction Could IBM buy AMD?
Details of Intel's new transistor technology
New lead-acid battery lasts 4x conventional type
Making progress in computer based face recognition
Hollow optical fibers can speed up computing & communications
Keep radio frequency noise from disrupting your design
Programmers urged to learn parallel programming
Video: Looking back at the first Ethernet
DOE announces 2008 "Lighting for Tomorrow" competition
Future farming will have driverless tractors
US adds 5,244 Megawatts of wind power in '07
Build a redundant (RAID) disk system for your PC
Intel's new 45nm, 'Hi-K' CPU chip line AMD defines tenacity
Electronic contact lens could enhance human vision
Silver-zinc battery technology challenges lithium-ion
Intel says software needs to catch up with hardware capability
Increasing supply should mean falling solar panel prices
Getting the most out of Hi-Def entertainment
Analyzing the battle over "open-source" software
Macworld 2008: CNET's show coverage
Web movies, thinner laptop Jobs praises retiring Bill Gates
The secret to success at invention…and life
Ulysses views Sun's North Pole NASA schedules Feb. 7 Atlantis launch
Google goes after Wikipedia with "knol" project
Cray regaining glory in supercomputing
Startup Co. unveils $80,000 battery-powered luxury car
Better magnets make better electric cars GM's "Volt"
Consumer electronics - $171B in 2008
HD-DVD discounting Warner moves to Blu-ray Xbox may convert
Mobile WiMax demo A mess of strategies The downside of connectivity
2008 CES Show ends:
video: Notable gadgets WIRED's coolest
Plasma comeback 3D DLP Favorites Gallery Winners
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Broadband wars: Verizon's FiOS - 50Mbps, Comcast sees 160
Lithium batteries supercharged with nanotech
Solar Dynamics Observatory measures Sun's influence on Earth
2008 Trends In Personal Tech
Storing Solar Power With Molten Salt
Nanotech, present and future...
Wireless A/V: the "AirHook" interface
Coal ash more radioactive than nuclear waste?
$40 Digital-to-Analog TV converter box coupons now available
72,000 panel solar power plant online at Nellis
Micro-mirror technology = palm-sized media projector
The Year in Hardware...
Reducing thermal expansion in semiconductors
Electric police scooters in the 'Big Apple'
Unleashing the power of High-Definition
10 technologies to watch in 2008
What's new with high-brightness LEDs?
Fun Toys That Teach Technology
Video: Hi-tech toys for tots
Celebrating with high voltage!
What's the future of the transistor?
What's behind the Wii shortage?
Tiny fuel cells for handheld devices
Rogue waves; in water and light
New process for Cooler, faster, cheaper chips
Video: appreciating the transistor
CNET TV: selecting batteries
Update on 'Broadband Over Powerline'
Computing at the South Pole
How Dolby is making TV more real
NASA's THEMIS looks at the Northern Lights
Fun at home with an atomic clock
Advantages/disadvantages of LED lights
Commodore 64 birthday bash
'Blip Festival': new music from old computers
Atlantis launch on hold...til Jan.
Toyota hopes to sell 'useful' robots after 2010
(video: One of them plays the violin)
Connecting multi-processing cores with light
Jump into the robotics game with new development tools
The transistor turns 60 years old
Pong turns 35
Carbon transistors better than silicon?
New 'AI' system helps computers understand human intentions
The tech-wear of tomorrow
Thorium for Cleaner Nuclear Power
New Ball will use LEDs over Times Square
When superconductors meet superinsulators...
Inside the Industrial Design Process
LEDs versus CCFLs for LCD backlighting
Bee dance may help server computers communicate more efficiently
New software to help debug complex chips
Video: Slowing light for faster computing
A flashy new radio antenna
New uses for the Faraday Principle...
Intel's tiny new transistor design
Con-Ed ends 125 years of DC power
Consumer Electronics Show Preview
Artificial Intelligence: Rushing to be #2 on the food chain?
'AI' phone tells you what to do
"Singularity" - the movie
Supercomputing show: my system is bigger than your system
Cell phone coverage reaches Mt. Everest
Giant "lightning" machine worries neighbors
IBM BlueGene #1 again at 'SC07'
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) enable new consumer devices
Supercomputing show opens in Nevada
How Tech Savvy Are Kids Today?
Making batteries out of foam
A look at Zune 2...
World's smallest microwave for the lab
Shuttle Discovery lands safely
Museum's Vintage Computer Festival
'VMD' - the next high-def format?
Robotic vehicle race declares winner
Tesla coils play Mario Bros. theme
What does '45-nm' mean, anyway?
Elastic Electronics...
Fabrics with 'light emitting yarn'
Electronic sensors help perfect athletes
Utilities testing soy oil in transformers
Video displays retain image when 'off'
Recycling silicon waste into solar panels
Microsoft wants Next Great PC Inventor
New vest lets you feel the game
DSL up to 200x faster than today
Hybrids vs. Electric Cars
Nuclear Physics Boot Camp for Future Scientists
Racing Ahead With Spintronics
World's most intense antimatter electron beam
Creating power out of thin air...
The future of Video-on-Demand
Silicon array nears resolution of the human eye
Shuttle Discovery proceeds on mission
Start-up plans for open-source robotic community
China launches moon orbiter
Video: Ghost Hunting Gadgets
Power utility unveils "Circuit of the Future"
Video: Solar car race in Australia's Outback
Hydrogen fuel cars hitting the streets
50 Top Computing Tips...
Summary of ISA Expo 2007
ISS 'Harmony' Module Ready For Tuesday's Shuttle Launch
Tutorial on computerized 'Supervisory Systems'
Plasma designs improve to compete with LCD
How Google maps the world...
Nanotube radio receiver demonstrated
Microscopic wire has photovoltaic properties
Astrophysicist Replaces Supercomputer with Eight PlayStation 3s
Bolstering the power grid with big batteries
On the Trail of a Time Machine...
Engineers use 'Second Life' to test designs
'Electromagnetic Wormhole' Possible?
Measuring temperature in a fusion reactor
A look at some computers from the '70s
HDTV in the home: wired vs. wireless
Is it feasible to beam solar power to earth?
Shedding light On Dark Matter...
Making clothing that supplies power
A New Era of Video Conferencing?
Dawn Spacecraft Tests Ion Engine
Magnetic storage discovery wins Nobel Prize
The Atari 2600 may have sparked a million IT careers
Gap narrows between plasma and LCD
Google, IBM promoting 'cloud computing'
Polymers replacing silicon in solar cells
Video: Dawn Of Solar Age?
Dark Rides: The fun of getting scared...
The worlds Smallest CRT Display
A tricky troubleshooting problem
First OLED TV in stores this December
Mind reading computers?...
Will solid-state replace mechanical storage?
Quantum Computing: A devil in the details
Two giant steps advance quantum computing
Can computers have an immune system?
Digital Cable Goes Quantum
Google considers new trans-Pacific cable
The architectural battle of AMD vs Intel
Intel's take on the future of computing
Explaining the switch to Digital TV
The Micro Switch at 75 years
Preparing for the X Games of Science
Micromachines that build themselves
Gordon Moore on future chip making
Rethinking Physics: Neutrons may not be neutral
Can machines have "meaningful" conversations?
Forty-year-old telescope still a galactic explorer
Inside NextFest 2007
Video: Cirque technology brings imagination to life
Robots Sense Before They Touch...
Crash course in grid computing
Can matter meet antimatter without annihilation?
Thin-film solar cells = cheap power
Preventing accidents with "smart cars"
New chip can operate @ 500 deg. Celsius
Singularity Summit tackles 'machine morality'
Programming Graduates vs. real world
Mars Rovers keep going & going...
Drive 500 miles off 5 min. charge
FEDs may give LCD displays early retirement
HDMI (High-Def Multimedia Interface) explained
Photonic thruster pulses into existence...
Quality 3D graphics made easy
laser blasts viruses in blood...
Measuring Challenges for Wireless in Factories
Praise For NASA's Dark Energy Probe...
The future of electric cars
Altair 8800: The computer that excited Bill Gates
Building a supercomputer for under $2,500.
CNET TV: GPS Basics
Manipulating single atoms for massive storage
Ball Lightning: An aerosol of short-circuiting nanoscale batteries?
Printing circuits with an inkjet printer
Silicon Lasers: better communications & optical computers
Time running out on analog TV...
'Penny Arcade Expo 2007' ends in success
Video will outsell audio-only players by 2009
Learning automation through 'Evaluation Kits'
Google's "Area 51-like" Datacenter
Practical fuel cells for laptops
Developing batteries that work on sugar
Counting photons one at a time
Remembering Kasparov vs. IBM's 'Deep-Blue'
PS2: good design = long market life
The 'Roomba' robot getting smarter
Video: Europe's Biggest Game Exhibition...
Studying nature and electrochemistry to find new energy sources
Endeavour lands safely
Video: Concentrating Sunlight for more efficient solar energy
Broadcasting on "corndog" power
Video: Visit the historical DigiBarn
The science behind 'Halo 3' gaming fun
Hydrogen from photo-electrolysis getting nearer
Tilera shipping 64-core computer chip
The Cognitive Science Computer Revolution
IBM, TDK work on high-density MRAM
Silicon Photonics Comes to Market...
Blu-ray Outpacing HD-DVD In U.S.
Cooling chips with "ionic wind"
A new paper-like battery
Levitation can make nanomachines frictionless
LCD expected to dominate digital TV market
Gravity still stumps scientists...
"Healing" flawed chips with software
Video: The art of "Steampunk" creation
New record for superconducting magnet...
Will future Flash memory hit a physics wall?
Survey: Do we fear "intelligent" machines?
Most ambitious bionic limb project yet
'HDR' - beyond high-definition
August is National Inventors' Month
Ultraclean hydrogen turbine of the future
Phoenix probe heads for Mars...
More power plants or more efficient chips?...
Creating your own video games...
Fact or Fiction? Does the super-capacitor exist?
Jump-starting a damaged brain
Technology design: getting back to basics
Generating power from footsteps
Nanowire LEDs may lead to optical microchips
Electric dragsters aim for gas-powered records...
Video: Hottest collectible computers
Solar-Powered Trash Can Hits the Streets
Hot Chips conference will talk multi-core
1866: Trans-Atlantic Cable Connects Old World to New...
Atomic "square dance" for quantum computing
The fret over digital TV transition
Motorola to build tiny projectors into mobile devices...
Windpower's biggest obstacle: neighbors
Ultra-flexible fiber will mean "broader" broadband into the home
Next "Windows" expected in 2010
Silicon circuits to get smaller & faster
New processor designs challenge software makers
When a hydroelectric dam faces drought
Solar panels you can 'print' yourself?...
Quad-core processor Buyer's Guide 2007...
Advice to engineers: "Think Economics"
Flying bug or robot?
Broadband(Internet)-over-powerlines ready for Grand Ledge
Serious Broadband! - 40 gigabits-per-second...
Game over — scientists solve checkers...
Cirque du Soleil's intensive network technology
Video: Designing Robots for Soccer & Space
World's Tiniest PCs...
Are 'wired' networks nearing an end?
Beyond Moore's Law - chip designers approach uncharted waters
A 2004 "home computer" - imagined in 1954?...
Video: More realism with a better interface
Some tips for inventing the next 'big thing'
How to stick with Win XP another 7 years
Public Wi-Fi is booming... and getting crowded...
Speech Recognition Software Finally Works...
Computer software to recognize emotions
Microsoft ready to move servers into the home
The search for a hi-def video capable network
Building a Mac or PC based entertainment center
Magnetic doping to brighten OLED displays
An Interactive LED Coffee Table...
10 unique gadgets for hardware & human thermal management
Nintendo Wii magic could break all time sales record
CNET Video: 'E3' Expo wraps up
Can an electric motorcycle be cool?...
Video: Hydrogen powered Mercedes
New, more efficient plastic solar cells
Generating power with vibrations
Teaching young robots to walk
Flash based 'Pause TV' will debut in Berlin
Silicon-on-sapphire chips for demanding consumers
12 hot technology skills employers crave
Tips to restore a Windows Vista crash
A smaller, cooler Xbox 360 console
Tai Chi training for more graceful robots
Linux based iPhone competitor runs open-source
Electronic Arts chief: current video games are boring & too complicated
PS3 price cut by $100
Will Apple make an iPhone nano?
New technologies revive home automation
Wrightspeed X1 electric car: 0-60 mph in 3 sec. (video)
World’s strongest robot sets records...
A New Type Of Electron Wave...
Microsoft extends Xbox 360 warranty at $1B cost
Can noise increase the bandwidth of fiber-optics?
Laser innovation speeds up hard disks...
Are you cheating on your video game? Your computer could be watching...
iPhone: The fun guts inside
Bright Future for Nano-sized Light Source
Not just software - CPUs have bugs too
You ain't seen nothin' yet: next-gen graphics processors
Nano-Soccer comes to RoboCup '07
NYC's "Digital Experience" shows off tech toys
NASA reaches out to younger generation through gaming
New cell-transistor interface may bring new era in bioelectronics
Robotic lamp follows its user
Dropping, and breaking a cell phone is a great opportunity to peek inside
30% of US homes now have high-def TV
IBM & Sun racing to break "petaflop" barier
Welcome to the 20 petabyte TeraGrid...
HP & Microsoft eye supercomputer market
Behind The Curtain At Intel Research
World's first X-ray free electron laser is on course to completion
Shuttle Atlantis lands at Edwards
Hitachi Creates Brain 'Remote Control'
Using brainwaves to teach computers
CERN gives new start-up schedule for Large Hadron Collider
Lemelson-MIT "InvenTeams Odyssey" wraps up
Sony: more games to boost PS3 demand
Verizon scores a million with 'fiber optic to the home'
Microwave driven lamp may be most efficient and longest lasting
Marc Andreessen: The roller coaster ride of starting a tech. company
Physicists explain thunderstorm 'sprites'
When Second Life meets Google Earth
Keeping electronic engineers happy
Blockbuster favors Blu-ray...
What's going on with robots these days?...
JFK Airport Gets Iris Scanning
eWeek honors the fathers of computing
A next-gen contender for DARPA's Urban Challenge
IBM's chief technologist on 'what's new'
Intel readies massive multicore processors
Kodak lets light shine in with fourth-pixel advance...
IBM: Standards and Collaboration Will Help Virtual Worlds Grow
Computing with magnets controlling light
High-energy detectors may find 'unparticles'
Scientists create electron "surf machine"
Intel delves deeper into tera-scale...
New Solar Arrays deployed on ISS
Microsoft unveils Windows Home Server OS
"Art of Technology" campaign tries to make Consumer Electronics Show largest in the world
Careful using Safari browser on windows
Ball lightning explained...
Wii beats others with just plain fun
Report: 1 Billion PCs in Use by 2008...
Browser war heats up with Safari for Windows
Quantum quirk may reveal early universe...
A Wirelessly Powered Lightbulb...
Multi-core in the thousands?
It may be the laser that unlocks fusion's potential
The technology behind Microsoft's Surface Computer
GM electric vehicle batteries in final testing phase
The opportunities for the next generation gaming machines
Video: Looking inside a classic - the Atari 2600
How to make brighter displays with less light
Transparent transistors - better OLED displays
A Sound Way to Turn Heat into Electricity...
PCMag's GPS device buying tips
Launch of CERN particle accelerator delayed
20 year old superconducting mystery solved
Aluminum foil lamps outshine incandescent lights...
WINDPOWER 2007 conference deals with the challenges of a rapidly growing industry
InformationWeek 2007 Summer Gadget Guide
Reuters Video: Microsoft's "Surface Computer"
Spintronic computers looking more feasible
Global Broadband Subscriber Base to Nearly Double by 2011...
Is the Internet running out of addresses?
Magnetic Field Uses Sound Waves to Ignite Sun's Ring of Fire
Sony's tiny, bendable TV screen
The digital image turns '50'
Kennedy Space Center opens "Shuttle Launch Experience"
CNET: 21st century indoor lighting guide
Robot curriculum attracts programmers...
CNET TV: An HD clock radio?
OLED TVs May Have A Rough Road To Market
Lithium-ion batteries power next generation of electric vehicles...
Superconducting motor to increase power density...
NEC integrates memory & display on a piece of glass
The top 10 dead (or dying) computer skills...
Dell to sell PCs at Wal-Mart in retail drive...
A look back, inside the Apple I computer
In a first, scientists develop tiny implantable biocomputers...
Intel, AMD diverge on multicore strategies...
Woz on the magic of electronics and computers...
IBM claims ‘fastest MPU ever built’...
"Project Hydra": A superconducting power grid for NYC
The computing grid "brain" of CERN's Large Hadron Collider
Samsung will begin mass producing thinnest AD-OLED device displays this year
Roboticist inspired by more than machines...
PCMAG: buying an external hard drive
Spintronics gets closer with silicon-based device
Forbes video: An Apple - Motorola cage match?
Ultra Mobile PCs Still Struggle With Performance, Relevance...
Atlantis is at the Pad
Vehicles that really could run on water
Vista Sales Near 40 Million, Gates Says At WinHEC...
Reuters video: Motorola's mobile movie phone
"Neuromorphing": Building a better computer by modeling the human brain
Sizing up the coming robotics revolution...
Holographic storage system for an all-optical network
Market For Handheld Devices Continues To Shrink...
Clean technology may offer more opportunity that the Internet
European Space Agency's spacecraft witness electrical shockwave above the Earth
DirecTV may try broadband over power lines...
"Reverse" alarm clock keeps you asleep
AMD set to launch quad-core 'Phenom' desktop chip
Video: Freezing light for quantum computing
Remembering The Inventor Who Built The First Laser
Magnetic Computer Sensors May Help Study Biomolecules
25 Schools Join Unique Partnership With NASA
Carbon Joins the Magnetic Club...
Microsoft & SanDisk developing advanced USB "thumb" drive to carry both data and applications
Technical challenges of the 45nm manufacturing process
Improving the economy of Solar energy
NASA's next gen space telescope will look far back in time
Surge of 3-D films set for U.S. theaters by 2009...
Video: Solar powered boat completes transatlantic crossing
CNET TV: Play the classic video games on your PC
System makers battle with chip makers over ESD (electrostatic discharge) immunity standards
The wiring challenges of quantum computing
A solar-powered transistor radio from 1957...
Mouse brain vs. Supercomputer: The mouse brain wins
A vacuum may be the best insulator for chips
A Quick Guide to Making Power Quality Measurements
IBM uses self-assembling material in chip advance...
What’s an electrometer?...
Video: Semiconductor Insights tears down the Xbox 360 Elite
The design realities of matching multiprocessing with a consumer electronic price-point
New toys read brain waves...
Micro fuel cells to hit mainstream in 2010...
NOAA: Next Solar Storm Cycle Will Likely Start Next March
'Rabbit Ears' Find New Life in HDTV Age...
Closing the gap: descent of the last LHC magnet
Simpler Programming for Multicore Computers...
NIST researchers devise method to connect individual nanowires to a semiconductor wafer
Next Solar Peak Not So Hot...
Doubling the capacity of capacitors
Tech problem solving: Even experts need to listen
Revolutionary circuit brings Z-machine closer to its fusion goal
Measuring nanoamperes...
Video: Canada banning incandescent bulb by 2012
Stanford's compute power gets boost from PlayStation 3...
Photo: The International Space Station gets a delivery
Carnegie Mellon Unveils Internet-Controlled Robots That Anyone Can Build
University of Texas prepares unveiling of TRIPS processor
A small, inexpensive holography system that can work with PCs and video games
NOVA Preview: "Saved By The Sun"
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Tidal Turbines Help Light Up Manhattan...
NASA video: Learning about the Sun by filming in stereo (requires QuickTime Player)
Blu-ray accounts for three of every four high-def discs sold...
HD radio is here, but what is it?
Dual-Booting Win XP and Vista...
Bill Gates sees tech revolution without limits...
Computer "Virtualization": If you don't understand it yet you're not alone - here's some helpful FAQs
Static Electricity Could Short-Circuit Moon Missions...
Some other uses for Organic LEDs (OLEDs) in the marketplace
Recycling: Using solar power to convert CO² back to fuel
Phase-Change memory may start replacing Flash
Dick Morley, creator of the modern Programmable Logic Controller looks at some future technologies
Solar & other technologies save power & money at server centers
The giant machine in search of the universe's smallest particle...
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Large Hadron Collider reaches temperature colder than outer space
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Cool Findings: Nanotubes Could Improve Thermal Management in Electronics...
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European Space Agency studies reconnection of magnetic fields in plasma
GE & Konica Minolta team to bring organic LED lighting products to market within 3 years
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How To Revive An Old PC With Linux...
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International Spacecraft Reveals Detailed Processes on the Sun...
Arizona State developing more efficient technology for large-scale fuel cells
Computer History Museum presents "Great Principles of Computing"
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New research reveals subtlety of superconductivity...
ORNL helps develop next-generation LEDs...
Optical "antennas" could put hundreds of movies on a DVD
Gamers like Wii & Xbox 360, scientists like PS3
THEMIS' "solid state telescopes" look at the Northern Lights
Making ice in nanoseconds that's hotter than boiling water!
How cameras and medical scanners can capture images more efficiently
Scientists develop new terahertz material...
MIT: "10 Emerging Technologies - 2007"
Research project could help create computers that run on light...
IEEE developing standard to promote Broadband-Over-Powerline
Really, really small: "A Single-Photon Server with Just One Atom"
MIT to put its entire curriculum online free of charge...
new programming languages seek to speed up the development of supercomputer applications...
Study says computers give big boosts to productivity...
New Form of Matter-antimatter Transformation Observed for the First Time...
"quantum-dot solar power could boost output in cheap photovoltaics"
Multi-core processors create need for more programmers
Wireless Ethernet use increases in industrial networking...
A step closer to realizing fusion energy
eWEEK's advice on Linux for beginners
NC State Engineer Creates First Academic Playstation 3 Computing Cluster
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How to Minimize Errors for Low-Current Measurements
Blu-ray disk sales ahead of HD DVD...
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NASA launching satellites to test robotic operations in space
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Electric cars: Little juice coupes...
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Belle Confirms Quantum Entanglement at 10 Billion Electron Volts...
"March Madness for Robotics" - NASA
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Atom ‘Noise’ May Help Design Quantum Computers...
China installing solar-powered white LED streetlights
New superconducting "HTS" wire now on the market & can carry 150x the electricity of traditional wire
Designing a solar panel Li-ion battery charger
New Electronic Devices Created from Bent Nanowires...
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Milestone for giant physics lab...
Shuttle Atlantis mission delayed by hail storm damage
Trying to emulate the brain with silicon
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New Insights into High-Temperature Superconductors...
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Stormy Sun; even at the low of 11 year cycle
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