Week in pictures: Hard drive down memory lane
roundup A look at the incredible, shrinking hard drive. Also: TV on the go, spy gear, cars and tunes, and geek chic.
A brief history of hard drives
The disks that hold your data have been shrinking for 50 years. Here's a look at some milestones. January 26, 2006
Gearing up for mobile TV
Major phone makers are all producing mobile TV handsets, including these early versions. January 27, 2006
Picking a face in the crowd
A pattern-matching technology promises to make it easier to pinpoint people's movements in video surveillance footage. January 25, 2006
Clearwell Systems' Sleuthing Tool
Clearwell Systems' e-mail "intelligence" tool helps companies respond quickly to requests for e-mail records. January 26, 2006
Is this rock a high-tech spy?
Russian television shows a video of an alleged British spy planting communications gear in a fake rock. January 24, 2006
Intel's 45-nanometer process
A close look at test products made using Intel's 45-nanometer manufacturing technique. January 25, 2006
Unique cars on auction block
Recent car auctions feature unique and nearly one-of-a-kind cars, some with "futuristic" gadgets. January 24, 2006
Cars in tune with hands-free digital audio
Toyota and Fiat are among many automakers bowing to consumer demand for an easy way to listen to digital music in the car. January 23, 2006
Computational couture
The "Seamless" fashion show features a dress made from recycled cassette tapes, among other technology-based garb. January 27, 2006
Geek meets fashion chic
Ousted "Project Runway" contestant Diana Eng favors fashion that's influenced by science and technology. January 24, 2006
Pixar's progress
More than one observer has said that Pixar seems to be working the kind of revolutionary magic Disney once did. January 24, 2006
Images: Acrobat in 3D action
New high-end version of Acrobat displays three-dimensional images within PDF documents January 23, 2006
Sundance pans in on tech
Between panel discussions and online offerings, technology is in the spotlight at the Sundance Film Festival. January 24, 2006
Solar golf bag charges cell phones
No, the solar powered golf bag doesn't carry itself, but it will charge your phone, your iPod and your BlackBerry. January 26, 2006
A brief history of hard drives
The disks that hold your data have been shrinking for 50 years. Here's a look at some milestones. January 26, 2006
Gearing up for mobile TV
Major phone makers are all producing mobile TV handsets, including these early versions. January 27, 2006
Picking a face in the crowd
A pattern-matching technology promises to make it easier to pinpoint people's movements in video surveillance footage. January 25, 2006
Clearwell Systems' Sleuthing Tool
Clearwell Systems' e-mail "intelligence" tool helps companies respond quickly to requests for e-mail records. January 26, 2006
Is this rock a high-tech spy?
Russian television shows a video of an alleged British spy planting communications gear in a fake rock. January 24, 2006
Intel's 45-nanometer process
A close look at test products made using Intel's 45-nanometer manufacturing technique. January 25, 2006
Unique cars on auction block
Recent car auctions feature unique and nearly one-of-a-kind cars, some with "futuristic" gadgets. January 24, 2006
Cars in tune with hands-free digital audio
Toyota and Fiat are among many automakers bowing to consumer demand for an easy way to listen to digital music in the car. January 23, 2006
Computational couture
The "Seamless" fashion show features a dress made from recycled cassette tapes, among other technology-based garb. January 27, 2006
Geek meets fashion chic
Ousted "Project Runway" contestant Diana Eng favors fashion that's influenced by science and technology. January 24, 2006
Pixar's progress
More than one observer has said that Pixar seems to be working the kind of revolutionary magic Disney once did. January 24, 2006
Images: Acrobat in 3D action
New high-end version of Acrobat displays three-dimensional images within PDF documents January 23, 2006
Sundance pans in on tech
Between panel discussions and online offerings, technology is in the spotlight at the Sundance Film Festival. January 24, 2006
Solar golf bag charges cell phones
No, the solar powered golf bag doesn't carry itself, but it will charge your phone, your iPod and your BlackBerry. January 26, 2006