Bill Detwiler

Fiat concept called Multipla Multi-Eco will run on regular gas, a mixture of gas and ethanol (E85) and methane.

A WiMax tower on Parintins island connects two schools, a hospital, a community center and a university to a broadband network.

Microsoft’s security console automatically pops up alongside rival products, potentially causing confusion for PC users.

Disney is expanding its line of media players and offering movies on memory cards.

From customized bathrooms to a computerized wine cellar, designers pulled out all the stops in this futuristic home.

Here’s a peak at Soapbox, a place for uploading home footage and Microsoft’s foray into the user-generated online video market.

A look at a 747 being built in Boeing’s Everett, Wash., factory, the biggest building in the world by volume.

In new partnership, SanDisk’s e200 series of media players will come loaded with RealNetworks’ music and software.

Consumer electronics companies show off their newest toys attendees at CEDIA Expo 2006, a five-day custom home theater event in Denver.

Both the G7 and three new Elph compact camera models sport a Digic III chip that promises more for less.

The first Russian computer mouse was used with the EC-1841 (IBM PC/XT compatible computer).

Sergei Frolov, a programmer and engineer from Saint-Petersburg, Russia, has compiled an extensive collection of Soviet calculators and computer accessories. He has graciously allowed us to reprint these photos of early Russian computer mice. You can see more of Sergei’s collection on his Soviet Calculators Collection Web site.

The virtual airport gives 3D, high-definition views to help pilots, controllers and others test out changes.