While some researchers are poking and probing into the depths of nanotechnology, others are making digital cameras do twice as much work. Also: Fiorina bows out.
February 9, 2005
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Nanotech work turns on a dime
Researchers at Stanford use some tiny tools to extract material from a diamond chip perched on a coin.February 9, 2005
New cameras do double duty
Some digital cameras now can simultaneously take high-quality video and still photographs. Here's an early sampling.February 10, 2005
Fiorina on stage
Carly Fiorina steps down from the top spot at HP after five and a half years.February 9, 2005
Scenes from VSLive
From a doctor-patient demo of Indigo to an iPod water protector, Microsoft's trade show is trying to "live" up to its name.February 8, 2005
Blastoff flashback
The Apollo Guidance Computer from the 1969 moon shot gets a new lease on life at the hands of a tech hobbyist.February 10, 2005
Bachelor in a bubble
Match.com stunt has Australian lifeguard enclosed in a bubble while he waits for the perfect Valentine's Day date.February 10, 2005
The colorful 'World of Warcraft'
Praised for its striking visuals, "Warcraft" has become one of the world's fastest-selling computer games.February 10, 2005
Go Daddy's Super Bowl ad
Commercial spoofed Janet Jackson's infamous "wardrobe malfunction" from last year's halftime show, and the ensuing brouhaha.February 8, 2005
From X ray to iPod
UCLA radiologists didn't have enough space on hard discs to store high-res images. So they turned to Apple music players.February 7, 2005
Biometrics on guard
From fingerprints to iris scans, technology is being used to guard borders, corporate data and more.February 7, 2005
All Marvel franchises ranked, from Avengers to Daredevil: How do the X-Men movies stack up to Iron Man, Spider-Man and *shudder* Ghost Rider? Just so happens we made a list.
How Muslim millennials are looking for love: Some call it haram (forbidden), but more Muslims than ever are turning to apps like Minder and Muzmatch to find romance.
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