The GeekDads remember Arthur C. Clarke, and talk about their favorite fantasy and science fiction books they plan to pass on to their kids. Plus: testing peeps, building Cylons ... and you really don't want to know where that coffee came from.
The inventor of the Segway demonstrates his water purifier on the Colbert Report and it works -- even filtered through some corn chips thoughtfully provided by the host.
State regulators say California's zero emissions vehicle mandate must be relaxed because the technology isn't there yet. It isn't? Tell that to Tesla Motors. From Autopia.
The collapse of a huge piece of western Antarctic ice is a dire warning of global warming, but there is a little good news: It won't cause a rise in the ocean level by melting, and it won't cause glaciers to fall into the sea.
Advertising on online social networks is still very much a work in progress, with some sites faring better than others at monetizing an explosive trend.
ZAP Motors says it will build a 644-horsepower electric crossover EV and a three-wheeled electric sports car by 2010. Uh-huh. Sure it will. We're still waiting for the fuel cell vehicle it announced in 2003 and the flex-fuel car it promised in 2005.
Starved for more wireless bandwidth, a cadre of tech giants including Google, Microsoft, Motorola, Dell and HP are lobbying the FCC to deregulate more of the radio spectrum.
Most consumer-level broadband providers make it difficult to share music or run a web server out of your home. To tackle the fun stuff, you'll need a better way to be seen on the internet, and the best way to do that is with dynamic DNS.
The first attempt at using new technology for the national census is creating so many problems for head-counters that officials are talking about a "statistical Katrina" and giving serious thought to returning to the reliability of pencil and paper.
Axiotron has developed a MacBook tablet that should send shivers down Apple's spine. Despite a few key lackings, the Modbook is better, a little faster and stronger than its foldable progenitor.