If your laptop's battery life just doesn't quite make the cut when it comes to superior battery life, then Philips has just the item to deal with such emergencies. The...

Okay the Solid State Drive that I ordered on Sunday arrived today and I thought it would be nice to give everyone the chance to ask questions about it and point to tests...

Filed under: Fan stuff With Richard on vacation a few things were left hanging in the air. What will come of the Fancast this week? Well, it was put on hold so we all...

I couldn’t solve a Rubik’s Cube to save my life, but I could probably build a robot that could do the job for me. The following Lego project is interesting...

Revolutionary electronic-paper display provides a sharp, high-resolution screen that looks and reads like real paper. Simple to use: no computer, no cables, no syncing....

Quick Tip: A lot of the wiring nightmares you see are caused by cables that are the wrong length. replacing your cables with ones that are exactly the right size can...

My Internet is toast. It seems an underwater cable got cut, (for the third time in 2 years) and internet has taken a big hit . Connection is as slow as 56kbps, while...

Johan writes in - Imagine this: A 30 something bearded man in shorts with a multi-meter connected to cables out of an exercise bike trying to remain balanced an read the...

The sheer volume of cables in my room is getting absurd - patch leads, kettle leads, snakes, USB cables, wall-warts etc. The least of my problems is keeping track of...

Hello, I would like to buy an axim to run Meteor for multi track recording. I only intend to use Meteor like a notepad for musical ideas, not a full fledged recording...

A seismic shift is underway in the technology sector as companies big and small embrace the "cloud". The cloud is another name for the Internet, but instead of a simply...

Filed under: Gaming If you're looking to step up to a 60GB Xbox 360 but have an irrational fear of Amazon, Circuit City just put it up for pre-order. The price is still...

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets Nanotubes are the stuff invisible dreams are made of, producing batteries, ramen, tiny chips, and in this case, invisible tightropes. Nicola...

Is the internet a potential enemy weapon? A chunk of South Asia's booming economy relies on the internet. We take a look at the role the internet is playing in these...

While there are plenty of flexible cords and cables for computers, Panasonic claims they have the planet’s first “free-angle” HDMI cable. The device has...

Let's face it: even though every flat-screen TV advertisement you've ever seen has featured a TV gracefully floating on a wall like a museum piece, it never...

Wirewize is a new site that aims to help people set up their home theater equipment on their own, by analyzing all of their current devices and recommending the cables...

The new Belkin FlyWire is the simple solution that gives you the freedom and flexibility to place your HDTV where you want—without cables. Featuring an intuitive and...

My Dad sent me an email today of an online system to address grievances in India. The mail goes like this: Can you imagine this happening in INDIA ? Government of India...

John McCain: "Now we’ve got the cables. We’ve got talk radio. We’ve got the bloggers. I hate the bloggers. We’ve got all kinds of sources of information." ...