An electric car gears up to set a speed record in the Nevada desert, while a bike designed for tykes takes a unique approach to training wheels--it doesn't have them. Also: Celestial wonders, an "EverQuest II" star search and living la vida India.
May 5, 2005
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April 29, 2005
Perpetual E-motion
A cigar-shaped electric car heads to the Nevada desert with one thing on its mind: speed.May 5, 2005
Bike design works angles
The Shift, from industrial designers at Purdue University, angles its wheels to match the speed at which you pedal.May 2, 2005
Beauty pageant
"EverQuest II" meets Vegas as Sony puts out a call for a real-world look-alike for its online heroine.May 4, 2005
Celestial wonders
Comet-chasing probe sends photo of its prey, Tempel 1. Also: First image of a planet outside our solar system.May 3, 2005
Grafitti for the Internet age
Grafedia is a new form of street art that brings together the wireless and physical worlds.May 4, 2005
Living the good life at Infosys
If you manage to get a job at the Bangalore company, you can enjoy a pool and a mirrored building shaped like one of the pyramids.May 4, 2005
Tech gets to work in India
Bangalore and other subcontinental cities are the place to be for a growing number of Indians working in high-tech fields.May 3, 2005
Wiring the nation
Cities across the United States are installing or looking into building their own broadband networks, to the chagrin of the private sector.May 2, 2005
Tiger on the loose
Mac fans line up outside the Apple store in downtown San Francisco to grab copies of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger as the operating system goes on sale.April 29, 2005