Photos: ClearContext's high-stakes funding
Hardscrabble entrepreneurs Frank Kang and Brad Meador want to tame your Outlook in-box.
Photos: Solar sail to ride the sunbeams
Cosmos 1 will use an exotic fuel to speed through space. Sorry, Trekkies, it's not dilithium crystals.
Photos: The new shape of TV
Hannspree plans to market to younger audiences and novelty collectors with sets shaped like soccer balls, fire trucks and fruit.
Photo: Apple sued over iTunes
A diagram in the lawsuit compares Apple's iTunes with the Contois Music & technology patent in question.
Photos: Airships ahoy
At the Paris Air Show, a Zeppelin keeps watch from above, while a craft called "Zeppy" awaits a breeze.
Image: Stopping text bullies
Children's charity NCH and Tesco Mobile have launched a Web site that explains the types of digital bullying and offers kids suggestions for getting help.
Photos: Gun-toting bots
Robots that shoot are coming, but more testing needs to be done before they can roll onto the battlefield.
Photos: The world's fastest supercomputer
IBM's Blue Gene/L supercomputer can perform 70.7 trillion calculations per second.
Photos: Tomorrow's virtual reality
On parade at Tokyo virtual reality expo are full-color head mount displays and a mannequin that can convey various moods.
Pimp my Roomba
iRobot's newest Roomba can be set to a timer and curbed by virtual walls.
Photos: MP3 players hit the gym
Rugged devices are designed to withstand the pressures of the bicycle path, the swimming pool and other workout venues.
Photo: Is that an LCD on your back?
At a property fair in Beijing on June 19, models carry LCD monitors on their backs that show real estate videos.
Photo: Robot guard for the office
The Guardrobo D1, from Sohgo Security Services, is designed to patrol office buildings. It can even put out fires.
Image: Chief Justice Rehnquist's early retirement
The Washington Post prematurely posts its obituary/retirement package for Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist.
Photos: Rig your keyboard
The Ergodex DX1 Input System, which is primarily aimed at game enthusiasts, lets users move their keys around in a way that suits them.
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