Road Trip 2007
CNET News.com hunts out the Southwest's hot science and tech sights.
Road trip 2007
CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman is reprising Road Trip 2006 with a gadget-laden journey through the American Southwest. Five states in three weeks: Ride along as Daniel goes backstage at Cirque du Soleil and behind the scenes at Hoover Dam, dips his toes in Arizona's Meteor Crater, and investigates the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. He'll also go underground in Tucson, Ariz., where Titan missile crews lived and worked, visit New Mexico's Very Large Array astronomical observatory and much more.
News Stories and Blogs
A trip into the depths of Las Vegas
Taking a visit into the storm drainage tunnels underneath Sin City reveals a community of vagabonds and artists.July 20, 2007
The Cirque du Soleil fights for radio frequencies
Scarcity of available radio frequencies poses headache for those in charge of productions dependent on wireless transmissions between hundreds of crew members.July 20, 2007
Full Road Trip 2007 blog
Daniel is blogging from the road as he takes in the Southwest. Keep up with his observations, and add your own, here.Cirque du Soleil's 'Ka' needs network technicians
Operations production manager says he needs folks who can work with the network systems that run the show's lighting.July 18, 2007
No Vegas monorail Wi-Fi
Contrary to what you might have heard, there's no Wi-Fi access on the monorail in Sin City.July 18, 2007
Vegas gets you with weight sensors in the fridges
Daniel finds that hotels have come up with yet another new and innovative way to get his--and your--money.July 18, 2007
General store, meet high-speed Internet
Venerable town that millions of people surely pass through each year on their way to Half Dome and Yosemite Falls is doing its best to keep up with the times.July 17, 2007
All hail Google Maps!
Daniel discovers a particular Google Maps feature, and things will never be the same.July 17, 2007
Road Trip 2007: 4,000 miles to go
CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman hits the highway with travel gear and an eye for the Southwest's natural, scientific and quirky wonders.July 13, 2007
He can't wait to get on the road again
audio On the eve of Road Trip 2007, News.com's Charles Cooper checks in with reporter Daniel Terdiman about what's on the agenda.July 13, 2007
Road Trip 2006
Miss last summer's gadget-filled News.com jaunt through the Pacific Northwest? Catch up on all the adventures here.June 15, 2006
Related Features
Living with Technology: High-tech road trip
special feature With summer upon us, CNET.com rounds up the latest sites and gadgets for staying connected while out and about.June 29, 2007
The Web 2.0 road trip
It's no longer necessary to wait 'til you get home to share vacation details with friends. You can do so at just about every step along the way.June 29, 2007
Entertain the kids on the way
Don't head out without entertainment for the young ones. CNET Reviews finds a smattering of gizmos to keep the "are we there yets" to a minimum.June 20, 2007
Packing tech for your road trip
Summer is prime time for road trippers. Not sure what to pack? Here are some of CNET Reviews' top picks for road-trip-worthy gadgets.June 29, 2007
Found: a small-town connection
News.com's Daniel Terdiman recalls a favorite memory from Road Trip 2006: managing to find an Internet connection in Astoria, Ore.June 29, 2007
Managing vacation photos
Media-organization tools from the CNET Download.com library move along the process of getting pics from the desktop to your friends.July 9, 2007
Mobile software for weekend workaholics
CNET Download.com rescues those who can't completely relax on vacation unless the means to access work is nearby.July 3, 2007
SignalMap: Cellular coverage gone social
webware User-generated service lets people search for and review cellular phone coverage by location. And it's about as simple as it gets.July 3, 2007
Surfing the wave of tech
crave Designer Marco Torres has an idea: a surfboard with a built-in GPS and radio.July 6, 2007
Driver distracted
CNET Senior Editor Wayne Cunningham on how some major automotive gadgets improve substantially on their nontech predecessors.May 22, 2007
Traveler's tookit
CNET Download.com rounds up all kinds of key programs and games to keep you connected--and entertained.March 23, 2006
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Road trip 2007
CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman is reprising Road Trip 2006 with a gadget-laden journey through the American Southwest. Five states in three weeks: Ride along as Daniel goes backstage at Cirque du Soleil and behind the scenes at Hoover Dam, dips his toes in Arizona's Meteor Crater, and investigates the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. He'll also go underground in Tucson, Ariz., where Titan missile crews lived and worked, visit New Mexico's Very Large Array astronomical observatory and much more.
News Stories and Blogs
A trip into the depths of Las Vegas
Taking a visit into the storm drainage tunnels underneath Sin City reveals a community of vagabonds and artists.July 20, 2007
The Cirque du Soleil fights for radio frequencies
Scarcity of available radio frequencies poses headache for those in charge of productions dependent on wireless transmissions between hundreds of crew members.July 20, 2007
Full Road Trip 2007 blog
Daniel is blogging from the road as he takes in the Southwest. Keep up with his observations, and add your own, here.Cirque du Soleil's 'Ka' needs network technicians
Operations production manager says he needs folks who can work with the network systems that run the show's lighting.July 18, 2007
No Vegas monorail Wi-Fi
Contrary to what you might have heard, there's no Wi-Fi access on the monorail in Sin City.July 18, 2007
Vegas gets you with weight sensors in the fridges
Daniel finds that hotels have come up with yet another new and innovative way to get his--and your--money.July 18, 2007
General store, meet high-speed Internet
Venerable town that millions of people surely pass through each year on their way to Half Dome and Yosemite Falls is doing its best to keep up with the times.July 17, 2007
All hail Google Maps!
Daniel discovers a particular Google Maps feature, and things will never be the same.July 17, 2007
Road Trip 2007: 4,000 miles to go
CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman hits the highway with travel gear and an eye for the Southwest's natural, scientific and quirky wonders.July 13, 2007
He can't wait to get on the road again
audio On the eve of Road Trip 2007, News.com's Charles Cooper checks in with reporter Daniel Terdiman about what's on the agenda.July 13, 2007
Road Trip 2006
Miss last summer's gadget-filled News.com jaunt through the Pacific Northwest? Catch up on all the adventures here.June 15, 2006
Related Features
Living with Technology: High-tech road trip
special feature With summer upon us, CNET.com rounds up the latest sites and gadgets for staying connected while out and about.June 29, 2007
The Web 2.0 road trip
It's no longer necessary to wait 'til you get home to share vacation details with friends. You can do so at just about every step along the way.June 29, 2007
Entertain the kids on the way
Don't head out without entertainment for the young ones. CNET Reviews finds a smattering of gizmos to keep the "are we there yets" to a minimum.June 20, 2007
Packing tech for your road trip
Summer is prime time for road trippers. Not sure what to pack? Here are some of CNET Reviews' top picks for road-trip-worthy gadgets.June 29, 2007
Found: a small-town connection
News.com's Daniel Terdiman recalls a favorite memory from Road Trip 2006: managing to find an Internet connection in Astoria, Ore.June 29, 2007
Managing vacation photos
Media-organization tools from the CNET Download.com library move along the process of getting pics from the desktop to your friends.July 9, 2007
Mobile software for weekend workaholics
CNET Download.com rescues those who can't completely relax on vacation unless the means to access work is nearby.July 3, 2007
SignalMap: Cellular coverage gone social
webware User-generated service lets people search for and review cellular phone coverage by location. And it's about as simple as it gets.July 3, 2007
Surfing the wave of tech
crave Designer Marco Torres has an idea: a surfboard with a built-in GPS and radio.July 6, 2007
Driver distracted
CNET Senior Editor Wayne Cunningham on how some major automotive gadgets improve substantially on their nontech predecessors.May 22, 2007
Traveler's tookit
CNET Download.com rounds up all kinds of key programs and games to keep you connected--and entertained.March 23, 2006