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.
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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.
Photos: The Great Quake of 1906
Photographs taken by Jack London show the devastation of the San Francisco earthquake and subsequent fires.
Photo: Fujitsu lines up skinny Q notebook
Thin, light LifeBook Q2010 laptop is part of line for traveling executives.
Photos: HD DVD, Blu-ray players
First-generation DVD players and recorders featuring the two competing high-definition formats, HD DVD and Blu-ray.
Photos: Google hammers out search hardware
Google has new search tools for business--the Google Search Appliance and an upgraded Google Mini.
Images: Aibo, Gort join Robot Hall of Fame
Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science pays homage to Sony's robot pup and several movie robots.
Photos: Microsoft goes solar
Company commemorates Earth Day by flipping the switch on a solar electric system for its Silicon Valley campus.
Photos: Apple unwraps 17-inch MacBook Pro
The 17-inch MacBook Pro, which features Intel's Duo dual-core chip, is similiar to the 15-inch model.
Photos: Kodak dual-lens camera adds Bluetooth
The new Kodak V610 is a Bluetooth-enabled, dual lens, 10x zoom digital camera.
Photos: Nokia phones shoot, swivel and blast
Nokia blurs the telephone lines with its upcoming mobile phones that feature a phone-camcorder, cameras and songs.
Photos: E-paper devices for the commuter crowd
A handful of readers may finally fulfill hopes of an e-paper revolution, making newspapers and books accessible anywhere.