Bill Detwiler

Thousands gather in San Francisco’s Dolores Park to watch the final match on a 9-by-13-foot LED screen.

From a Dolce&Gabbana designer phone to mod-looking iPod cases and laptop sleeves, girls have plenty of stylish gadgets to choose from.

Individuals use dead computer hardware in creative and interesting ways.

Microsoft Windows 2003 R2 contains new technologies and enhancements designed to help IT administrators support and manage remote locations. Dubbed the Branch Office Infrastructure Solution, these features include the Windows Distributed File System (DFS), new Print Management console, and a host of other remote administration tools. This gallery gives you a detailed look at the new Branch Office Infrastructure Solution offers.

The new Print Management console allows administrators to centrally manage printers and print servers regardless of where they are located within the organization.

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BMC bikes ridden by Phonak in the Tour de France have nanomaterial in their frames.

CNET News.com’s Daniel Terdiman lugged a slew of gadgets with him on his recent road trip. Which ones would he leave at home next time?

What does a computer enthusiast and tinkerer do with and old plastic skull and some wiring? Turn it into a Terminator-esque Webcam of course.

Over the years, I’ve used a variety of tools and techniques for capturing computer screen output, but TechSmith’s SnagIt has been the most useful and versatile. In this I’ll show you how SnagIt 8 can capture, edit, and enhance just about anything your computer screen can display.

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Boats powered by solar energy are faced with a 136 mile course and the dreaded “Hell of the North.”

Tiny GEM no-emission cars will take the place of stretch limos at the upcoming G8 Summit.

Browser’s third beta release includes some feature changes in addition to fixes to reliability, compatibility and security.

Tempe, Ariz., has installed a border-to-border wireless network, but it’s not without some wrinkles.