A solution to the common desire for a radiator-Slinky hybrid
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Even if it's never crossed your mind to want a radiator-Slinky mashup, you might still agree with the view that radiators need to be prettier. From Crave, CNET's gadgets blog.
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New sensor technology is not limited to tracking mileage.
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OCZ Technology goes over the top to dissipate heat. Plus, a London cell-phone
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NEW YORK Want to find people who just bought a snowblower? How about a hunter who enjoys off-roading, happens to be in the market for a pickup and is leaning toward a Chevy? What about the people others turn to for recommendations about electronics? Perhaps you'd like to speak to a couple million pragmatists?
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Hydration Packs for a Steady Stream of H20 on the Go
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Materials that could allow levitating trains and ultra powerful computers to become commonplace are coming of age
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A retooled Prius can give as well as receive electricity. But why?  In Autopia.
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In two papers published on Friday, I.B.M. researchers describe techniques that would allow electronics to be made from components far smaller than todayâs transistors and wires.
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I love overclockers - I don&#39;t know if it&#39;s the nerves of steel needed to run components so far beyond their factory specifications that they need to be refrigerated, or the glowing water cooling pipes they use, or it might even be the UV lamps and dodgy
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A device that turns heat to sound and sound to electricity could power spacecraft.
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US researchers demonstrate a system to transfer energy to devices without the need for wires.
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The steam powered car that is aiming for a land speed record and an alternative fuel future.
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Japan's newest high-speed prototype leans into turns like a race bike. From Crave, CNet's new gadgets blog.
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Meat wagons hitched to wireless bandwagon
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A tiny generator that harnesses vibrations to produce power has been created by British scientists.
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Air cooled by ice is just as efficient -- and more environmentally friendly -- than traditional air-conditioning systems. It's also taking pressure of the city's power grid.
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In an advance that could lead to lighter spacecraft and smarter cars, researchers have developed a new technique for producing a high-quality semiconductor that's much more resistant to extreme conditions than the silicon found in most of today's electronics.    Devices built with the rugged material would not require cooling and other protections that add size, weight and cost to traditional silicon electronics in power systems, jet engines, rockets, wireless transmitters and other equipment exposed to harsh environments...