Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a device that generates electricity from walking, and it's so efficient it could actually be practical with refinement.
Linus Torvalds spoke out against Linux's goliath competitors in a recent interview, picking apart their both companies' approach to the operating system.
The niche for physics acceleration in games may have just become much wider with Nvidia's purchase of Ageia, makers of the PhysX engine and processors.
A finished version of Windows Vista SP1 began shipping to manufacturers on Monday, but most customers will have to wait until mid-March to install it themselves.
The company claims its latest sensor reworks the basic principles of CMOS design to improve quality under poor lighting conditions without increasing sensor size.
By tweaking existing technology with new standards and chip architecture, the companies have produced a chip that can read data at 200 megabytes per second.
A proposed law would prohibit some sex offenders from using social networking sites, and require every one to keep e-mail addresses and screen names on file with the state.
Kids are out and adult women are in as Disney's target audience in the land of the rising sun, where pink Mickey-speckled cell phones will soon make their debut.
A combined e-reader and phone from Polymer Vision will make use of flexible e-paper to offer a larger display and longer run time than conventional phones.