Google's phone OS has a way to use your camera for visual search.
Science tries to predict earthquakes
Laurence tries out Bayonetta and other new video games.
What you want to watch, where you want to watch it.
Need information on crime? There's an app for that.
Netgear has a NAS for the masses.
An artist uploads pictures of abandoned airline luggage
Hollywood loves the extra cash coming from 3D movies.
Laurence takes a look at the latest games, including Wolfenstein and Metroid Prime Trilogy
Making friends, and then killing them. The social networking side of video games.
An iPhone app that rewards you for just being you.
A computer entirely encapsulated inside the keyboard.
A gadget from Verizon means you and four freinds have WiFi anywhere.
Laurence Scott reviews the latest Wolverine video game.
Do women know more about gadgets than men?
We compare two of the latest inexpensive HD video cameras.
A great new way to send content to your blog, Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Move video from your computer to your TV via hard drive.
Bloggers claim Google Maps show a camera equipped car hitting a bridge.
The White Collar Slacker's Guide
Virus writers attack a popular document format
How can telecommuters impress a boss they never meet in person?
Ford introduces its Sync system to cars not equipped with video screens.
A review of Nintendo's latest game
What do you get when you mix a blog with a radio station?
Sega shouts out to old school gamers: play & remember!
Want to unplug before you drive to work? We're getting close.
A high-tech car that changes shape as it drives.
The Silicon Valley's own plan to stimulate the tech sector.
We attend Stanford's "How To Facebook" class.
Inside an Andy Warhol-inspired hotspot.
Firefighters use a computer simulation (and an Xbox controller) to practice their craft.
Play Billyball like a MLB executive.
Laundry done? Check Twitter!
Where we give the latest NCAA Basketball videogame a shot.
New ways to harness the Sun
How to save the planet, one pedal at a time.
A pro hockey player loves the computer version of Risk
How to get your hog on, without harming the environment.
We go 1-1 with the head of DreamWorks, to talk 3D movie technology.
Using the 'net to reach a higher power.
A Silicon Valley group of moms builds a website to give girls a safe place to surf.
Cy Young Award Winning Pitcher Tim Lincecum Gets the MoCap Treatment.
An Oakland Raider scores with "Guitar Hero."
Buying a (virtual) sports star from oneseason.com
EA's NBA Live vs. NBA 2K9
Bad guys use your computer to launch internet attacks
The latest game from Nintendo turns you into a conductor
Gears of War 2, Call of Duty: World at War, it's a gamer's paradise!
All the free twizzlers you can eat
TiVo and Netflix is like peanut butter and chocolate
Mint.com helps you watch your money
Text messaging becomes the only option for communication
Secret agent paint for your gadgets foil thieves
Backstage with the band that turns toy guitars into rock and roll
A clip from a recent Guitar Zero concert
The super cool photo site gets even cooler.
Your name may not be on it, but there are ways to reunite you & your camera.
Silicon Valley companies moving forward in a tough economy.
Laurence takes a look at video games that feature heroes.
The Swine Flu invades even the internet.
Hollywood worries instant movie reviews on Twitter can sink films at the box office.
Laurence takes a look at this fall's football video games.
A Bollywood star drops by Twitter headquarters
We get a few moments of Steve Wozniak's time at a party to talk about gadgets and dancing.
Are war games getting more realistic, or is war getting more like a game?
AT&T Cruisecast puts live TV in your car
Laurence checks out the latest boxing game from EA.
A look at the Palm Pre cell phone
You can make beautiful music with your iPhone.
What happens to your digital assets when you die?
What to do when your cell phone falls in the pool.
Electronic Arts celebrates GI Joe, the videogame.
Real DVD is great! Too bad you can't get it!
A new exhibit at the Tech Museum proves Leonardo was Da Man
What (remaining) Yahoo employees eat
From high-tech to baking, the founder of Sprinkles bring cupcakes to the masses.
Internet routers strain to handle video demand on the net
How do you predict the future? First, get a whole bunch of people in a room...
Skyhook Wireless has a clever trick to turn WiFi into fake GPS
We talk with San Francisco 49ers stars about their websites
Daisy takes a look at the latest version of Lonely Girl
One on one with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
The Asus EEE PC redefines small.
The EyeFi chip gets even better.
A hot new movie on DVD takes you inside the cockpit of a jet fighter.
Madden '09's Got Game
We play the new "Force Unleashed" video game from Lucas Arts.
Come aboard at the Reno Air Race
Strongbad says "Hello, Internets!" with a new game.
Amazing interactive technology lets you "walk" through advertisements.
Taking a shot with new cameras that give you pro results at instamatic prices.
The guy who brought you The Sims has a new game.
Epocrates is a free app for the iPhone that helps doctors identify drugs.
The creator of the new Battlestar Galactica in an uncut interview. Part 1 of 2.
Moore explains whether Cylons are really Al-Qaeda. Part 2 of 2
Nintendo links a pedometer to its DS gaming platform
A web startup hooks up with Priceline.com to guarantee your vacation. No More rainouts!
A Silicon Valley CEO travels to the North Pole to see the effects of global warming for himself.
Daisy examines viral videos - and finds many are frauds.
Can measuring the changes in the frequency in your heartbeat reduce stress?
Why is it legal to copy a music CD but not a movie DVD?
Ditch the cart, use a Segway!
Did you know Pixar started as a computer company?
Motorola dials up one of many new hands-free phone options.
Technology and politics working together to legalize online poker.
Daisy Whitney looks at the phenomenon of online celebrity.
A new book takes you "inside" the brain of master inventor (and Apple CEO) Steve Jobs.
Is free the future of video games?
GM Engineers sent us a clip as they look for the Corvette's top speed
TechNow goes old school with a computer you (really) have to crank up to run.
Be warned of speed traps via cell phone.
Podcasters Nelson and Natalie make it big
We found some Silicon Valley students making robots .. to come to your rescue.
See mind control in action!
A website tries to make sense of America's three trillion dollars Iraqi bill.
We go inside George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic to show you the magic behind the blockbuster movie "Iron Man."
A Silicon Valley startup that helps you find the cheapest gas around .. with your cell phone.
Meetings without (lap)tops!
A new website matches vocalists with musicians to create new hip-hop sounds.
There's a guy named Dr. Dray who podcasts. He's a real doctor, but that doesn't stop us from comparing him to the rapper.
Apple's GarageBand software lets you sound like a million bucks, even if your band's budget is far less.
JetBlue gets a new plane, so we check out the amenities.
Yahoo takes on YouTube with online video from its Flickr site.
A retired teacher helps new teachers succeed.
The best chess player under the age of 12.
Wait, maybe Thomas Edison DIDN'T invent the sound recording.
A new website that lets you create your own political commercials.
A new way to use your cell phone to find your friends.
A startup with its roots in Google wants to change the way you see video on the web.
Agilent Technologies makes the machines that will test the Olympic athletes. We test the machines.
Daisy takes a look at what people are watching online these days.
Fix your broken iPod real quick, real cheap.
Gadgets sell well despite the economic downturn
Wall-E Director Andrew Stanton talks to TechNow about the success of his robot, and what's next.
We test new headphones made to make your day more peaceful.
The First Infantry Division races remote control cars in Iraq
Remember when Apple didn't want third party developers?
A sample book trailer to promote the novel Infected
A Silicon Valley company uses space-age machinery to fight back against cancer.
How To Find Indie Film Reviews Online
Inside the Silicon Valley startup offering music on the web for 10 cents a song.
Academy Award-winning documentarian shares his high tech secrets.
They're loud and dangerous and we love them
A schoolgirl takes over Google's homepage.
Using nanotechnology to store much more stuff, in a much smaller space.
Using movie like advertisements to sell books online
Want to travel on a budget? Here's a site that hooks you up on the couch.
We dive into Google's new "Ocean."
A 3-D computer program that puts you in the rider's seat.
We go one-on-one with the developer of EA's new Madden '09.
We catch up with a political cartoonist who's switching from paper to the web.
A thriller on Twitter? Twiller!
The new Flock browser keeps you connected with friends while surfing the net
Video games plus cinema equals "machinima"
Your smart phone can help you find -and pay for- your next cab.
We visit the Silicon Valley's very own cool, green Tesla Motors Dealership.
The difference between digital TVs and HDTVs
The graphics chip giant shows off new technology.
A new way of thinking about virus protection and children's internet usage.
Don't like your work-issued laptop? One company lets you improvise.
"The Price is Right" comes to the Nintendo Wii, and we have a review.
A "pinball" machine that's actually a video game
Clips from a recent Red Bull Soapbox Race
College kids learn how to program apps for the Apple iPhone.
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