Photos: 'Users in charge' at PC Forum 2006
PC Forum 2006: Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook), Reid Hoffman (Linked In), Helen Cheng (Seriosity) and Esther Dyson discuss the effects of living an online life.
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Photos: Convicted for endangering a computer
Some Webshots' users show a knack for putting their personal data in jeopardy.
Photos: Industry heads address TelecomNext
CEOs speaking at the telecom trade show in Las Vegas declare the consumer king as their companies vie for market share.
Photo: Gates shrugs at Mix '06
With a shrug, Microsoft's chairman gives a keynote at company's Mix conference for Web development.
Photo: HP's new Superdome server
Hewlett-Packard is taking the wraps off the third "Arches" generation of its top-end Superdome server.
Photos: Mac's early beginnings
Part 1--Early fonts, graphics: Historic Polaroids chart evolution of the user interface.
Photos: Mars Orbiter snaps first high-res image
NASA scientists are all smiles after the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter sends back its first image.
Photos: Rocket school stages another launch
A small team from the University of Queensland Australia successfully launches its second rocket in five days.
Photos: At Accenture, RFID and sensors are on track
Radio tags could soon help the trains run on time and let your bank know what you're doing with your money.
Photos: Worst tech of 2006 (so far)
Everyone knows a dud when they see it and CNET reviewers have seen a lot of them so far this year.
Photos: Retinal implants
People who've lost their vision to retinal disease may soon benefit from research into ways to stimulate optic nerves.
Photos: 'Mind-reading' at MIT
Researchers at MIT Media Lab have developed device that "reads minds" and alerts wearers to emotional state of person they're talking to.
Software 2006: The old ways are unsustainable
Shai Agassi, executive board member and president of products and technology at SAP.
Photos: Sprint locator service will find you
Sprint Family Locator uses GPS technology to pinpoint the location of a phone and display it on a map.