Technology News
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Better known for information technology, IBM teams up with Stanford University researchers to make huge strides in the development of better, greener plastics.
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Interactive storytelling has come a long way from those choose-your-own-adventure story books.
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Yup, it's a hybrid. But since it's anchored in place, the only place that it can take us is into promising new territory in industrial scale power generation.
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A team of brainiacs unite to create two female bloggers aimed at getting kids interested in technology, engineering — and Women's History Month, too.
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A down economy won't stop these innovative minds.
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According to scientists, smartphone apps will soon be able to diagnose illness and even administer medication.
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The Millennial generation is proving to be the most progressive, positive, and educated yet.
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The best proposals plus a modest fee will get some lucky schools and non-profits access to their own satellites.
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The secret of the gecko's gravity-defying ways may soon hit the shelves in the form of new adhesive tapes that are strong, reusable and leave no trace of sticky stuff behind.
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The start-up's "Bloom Box" portable power plants hold enough promise to draw in some big-name customers, but can they conquer global poverty?
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The chemical and technical details may seem a bit geeked out, but the nations first dry fermentation anaerobic digester will transform yard and agricultural waste into heat and clean, renewable energy.
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Too good to be true, or a breakthrough clean energy game-changer? To be officially unveiled on Wednesday, the Bloom Box fuel cell has everyone abuzz in anticipation.
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Technological breakthroughs could lead to 'power suits,' literally generating electricity.
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Waste makes haste: ethanol for auto fuel can be made from stuff we currently throw away.
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It's great to keep up with all the new technology, but do you really need to send out your coordinates?
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