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Honda Unveils Minivan With Its Own Vacuum
At the New York Auto Show, Honda unveils a built-in vacuum cleaner in its updated Odyssey minivan. The vacuum cleaner does not need an outlet for recharging and can work for up to eight minutes when the motor's not running. (March 27)
Report: Group launches 'biggest cyber attack in history'
According to a report Wednesday by the BBC, internet speeds around the world have been noticeably slowed by a massive "distributed denial of service" attack. These distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks overload targeted web servers with extra traffic that so people who are trying to reach a site for legitimate ...
What is it like to work at Facebook?
Alastair Leithead visited Facebook's headquarters in California's Silicon Valley for a rare look inside.
Google unveils Google Glass contest
02/20/13 Google unveiled its Glass Explorer contest. Non-developers may be able to get their hands on the prototype of Google Glass.
Google store rumored to be on the way
Chatter stemming from a rumor by 9to5Google says there is a definite possibility of a Google retail store by the end of 2013.
3 tech trends for 2013
Old classics get a new twist in 2013. Trend one: 3D printers will go mainstream. CNET's Dan Ackerman: "One of the things I've been really surprised about is how quickly people are getting into the idea of 3D printing . That is, the printer that instead of using ink on ...
Blind woman given bionic eye
Researchers in Australia announce a significant breakthrough in restoring some form of sight to blind patients. And this is how they've done it.
Stationary bike charges your phone, keeps you healthy
The new We Bike lets people pedal a stationary bike to charge their phones, tablets and computers while Steelcase has the Walkstation designed to make sure office drones get plenty of exercise. The Gamercize shuts off your mouse and keyboard if you stop pedaling. Is this what it takes to ...
3D-printed prosthetics offer amputees new lease on life
Dennis Weikel is having the lower half of his body scanned and digitised. It's the first step towards getting a new type of cover for his prosthetic leg. He hopes it will finally allow him to stop hiding the fact that he is an amputee.
Hitachi robot remembers and retrieves
EMIEW 2 is the latest version of a service robot that Hitachi debuted in 2005. It's designed to recognise and use cameras around a room to locate everyday objects, such as a watch.
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