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View similarities and differences between the Mac OS X and Windows XP Professional interfaces side-by-side.

Speaker systems, TV phones, innovations and oddities on display this week at Tokyo’s consumer-technology trade fair.

Sharp shows off new developments in its screen technology at this week’s Ceatec consumer-products trade fair in Japan.

Using Google Earth, Burning Man has created a way to showcase art projects and theme camps in a 3D, digital environment.

The Apple Store on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 59th Street in Manhattan is a marvel of modern design. In fact, it is one of the most unique retail stores in the world. Above the ground it features only a glass cube with a glass staircase and glass elevator that lead downward to the underground store. The store serves as one of the most popular high-tech hangouts in New York City.

Learn how to create an virtual machine using Microsoft Virtual PC.

One of Japan’s biggest consumer-technology showcases, the Ceatec trade show presents a wide range of new and developing products.

Hitachi shows off its latest DVD and camcorder technology at the CEATEC trade fair near Tokyo.

Keres, Technologia’s undead rogue, gets close to the dragon, Teremus the Devourer.

Search giant opens new office in New York City, seeing its presence there as crucial to the company’s success.

At ToorCon conference in San Diego, hackers’ presentation includes both dark humor and serious discussion.

The Mars Reconaissance Orbiter sent the first images from its highest resolution camera. Plus, updates from other Mars explorers.

While searching for precious metals in Silthus, Technologia officer Bonky came across a harrowing situation involving an extremely large insect.

As demand for alternative energy grows, so does the debate over what material is best for solar panels.

Witness the beauty and elegance of mathematics with 50+ breathtaking fractals.

San Francisco launch party kicks off Web-based network with roots in TechTV.

The California Clean Tech Open, a competition in which participants created technology-enabled, environmentally friendly businesses, announces its winners.

Just about everyone who claims to be a video gamer keeps a special place in their heart for certain specific games. These are the games that invoke the fondest memories and never fail to make you smile. Even the march of time cannot diminish the allure of these old games. While several games have achieved this status for me, the one I keep coming back to is Empire: World at World and the sequels Empire Deluxe and Empire II: The Art of War.

Mark W. Kaelin