Prysm preps super-efficient laser phosphor TVs
Silicon Valley start-up will edge into commercial display market with laser phosphor display, which offers good image quality and a power efficiency boost.
So you're buying an iPad...
The touch-screen tablet goes on sale Saturday morning. For those thinking about buying one, here are some details for the first sales day and beyond.
Mozilla fixes security hole with Firefox 3.6.3
The new browser version, released just over a week after Firefox 3.6.2, fixes another critical vulnerability in the open-source browser.
Pixar's 'Toy Story 3' a very big winner
The third installment of its original franchise doesn't come out until June 18. But an advance screening at Pixar's headquarters shows that the studio is still very much on top of its game.
The math that defines how Web rumors fly
Italian mathematicians create an equation that claims to define the speed and power with which gossip spreads across the Web. They have yet to test it on celebrity tittle-tattle.
Find your place at the Where 2.0 Conference (photos)
With location-based data becoming increasingly more important, the Where 2.0 Conference in San Jose, Calif., takes a look at some of the newest map-making APIs leaving their mark on the developer community.
Lincoln adds a hybrid
At the 2010 New York auto show, Lincoln launches the 2011 MKZ Hybrid.
Coming April 8: CNET Showcase--3D in the home
Don't miss our hands-on event and discussion on upcoming consumer 3D products!
Ed Roberts, creator of early PC, dies
Roberts, whose MITS Altair 8800 is often cited as the original personal computer, died Thursday at age 68.
Congressman's island-capsizing query goes viral
Rep. Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat, asked if adding a few thousand people to Guam would make the island "become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize." And then the video appeared online.
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