I know it's probably "bad blogging" to sum up five stories in one post, but it's been a helluva week and honestly, I just don't want to see Lindsay Lohan and her BB get pushed down the homepage too far too quick (LOL). And think of it this way.. 

Even with today's wireless video game controllers, you can't stay untethered forever. 

With a history of giving great impressions reaching back to CES, expectations for Mitsubishi's 65in LaserVue TV are high. It's the first laser-powered TV,... 

Sony will begin offering the 80 GB Playstation 3 with a rumble pack wireless controller this month in Japan. The 40 GB version will be transitioned into “open” pricing. 

The largest hard-disk drive maker is going solid-state. Slowly. Seagate will enter the market for solid-state drives in 2009, as it slowly embraces a technology that will, in some cases, replace its bread and butter: hard disks. 

When I was talking to SteelSeries about this beast, they insisted that this wasn’t part of an “arms race.” No, because in a battle of ergonomics, doubling the buttons isn’t... 

Apple said this week some of its more recent MacBook Pro models may contain faulty Nvidia graphics chips that produce distorted video or fail completely. 

Tight competition has resulted in two new video cards that redefine their end of the market for just a smidgen under 300 bucks: the GeForce GTX 260 "reloaded" and the Radeon HD 4870 1GB. 

Our friends at Adafruit have released a fun new kit called the "Drawdio" — adapted from the original Drawdio design by Jay Silver – which lets you create a pencil... 

I’m not an important enough person to worry about someone trying to off me, nor do I carry enough cash to justify putting up a fight against an armed mugger. 

Who needs Augmented Reality Cybermaid Alice? Bandai Japan plans to release a palm-size cube in the middle... 

Spy cameras these days come in different shapes and sizes. For the Bond wannabe, there's the really petite Minox spy camera, a pen camera, and the sunglasses shooter. 

It’s tough being a competitor to Gmail. Google has been the first major company to offer virtually unlimited storage for e-mails, and the simplicity... 

Surprise, surprise. Barely two weeks after announcing plans to shut down its digital-rights-management authentication servers, Walmart has backpedaled. 

The official announcement of the Blackberry Storm for the Verizon and Vodafone networks confirmed the phone's lack of WiFi. This has some folks condemning RIM's decision to exclude WiFi as a connectivity option on the phone with some even saying it's... 

Sites that revolutionised the way we lead our lives..If there was one site that would change the world for ever, it would be the first ever website, created by internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee. 

Can’t afford a ticket to China to go visit the Forbidden City? Well, now all you need is your computer. IBM, which is a big believer in virtual worlds, and China’s Palace Museum have created... 

Earlier this year, there was some buzzing among Apple loyalists that Dell was copying Apple when it launched a "Dell Dock" offering that would highlight what applications were open. 

In the latest post on the "Engineering Windows 7" blog, Microsoft officials acknowledge what everyone's been assuming: Microsoft is going to fine-tune the User Account Control (UAC) feature with Windows 7. 

Everyone remembers the scene in Tron in which Jeff Bridges, forced to take part in a gladiatorial lightcycle race, drives through an opening smashed into the light cycle arena's wall by a pixelaciously kablooied foe and escapes into the larger electr... 

Last year, researchers announced one of the most promising methods yet for creating ethically neutral stem cells: reprogramming adult human cells to act like embryonic stem cells. 

This has to be the dream of every kid and adult on Earth: Make a paper plane and throw it from orbit. 

Google's mission is to organize the world's information — be it via search, email, online maps or mobile apps — but it could someday help you manage your daily energy consumption, too. At a speech at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco last we... 

Neuroscientist Lawrence Farwell has been working for years on a way to surpass the polygraph, the conventional “lie detector” well known for its appearance in crime dramas, but banned from most courtrooms for its inaccuracy.