Week in pictures: Mac does Windows
roundup Apple releases beta software that lets Windows run on a Mac. Also: Linux, TI and Electric Sheep.
Apple releases beta software that lets Windows run on a Mac. Also: Linux, TI and Electric Sheep.
Installing Boot Camp
A look at the application that lets Intel-based Macs natively run Windows XP. April 5, 2006
The $100 laptop on Linux
Nicolas Negroponte shows a LinuxWorld audience the inexpensive machine. April 4, 2006
Book celebrates Texas Instruments
From the transistor radio to the Speak and Spell, TI played a crucial role in creating many key concepts and markets of the electronic age. April 5, 2006
Eye on 'switchable' lenses
Researchers demonstrate flat lenses with focusing power that adjusts based on what the person is viewing. April 4, 2006
Retinal implants
Researchers are working on ways to implant tiny electrodes in the eye and help restore vision to the blind. April 4, 2006
'Second Life' dreams of Electric Sheep
A small start-up is helping big companies make their mark on the virtual world. April 3, 2006
Desert pinup ogled by Google Earth
Maxim magazine celebrated its 100th issue by building a giant billboard to be featured by Google Earth. April 6, 2006
New mice from Redmond
Microsoft shows off an upgraded version of its best-selling wireless optical mouse and two new desktop mice. April 4, 2006
Innovation on display at SRI
SRI is a nonprofit that's been instrumental to the development of everything from robotic surgery to the computer mouse. April 3, 2006
Samsung phone thinner than Razr
Samsung Electronics uses the CTIA Wireless 2006 trade show in Las Vegas to highlight several new mobile phones. April 5, 2006
'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. April 4, 2006
Dell CTO pushes virtualization
Kevin Kettler describes the mechanics of virtualization in a speech at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in Boston. April 5, 2006
Robot ITR surfs the Internet
The new humanoid gadget from Japan's Speecys is designed to download content such as news, quizzes and commercial programming.April 3, 2006
Networked drives for the home
Drives linked to a network router by an Ethernet connection are finally ready for the home. April 4, 2006