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Wafers of prototype 80-core chips and PCs sporting Intel’s upcoming chips are on dazzling display at the Intel Developer Forum.

CEO Paul Otellini shows off a prototype processor with 80 cores that can perform a trillion floating point operations per second.

The Nokia N95 is packed with maps and a 5-megapixel camera while the N75 stays slim.

Silicon Valley start-up Wrightspeed aims to bring sports cars that run solely on battery power to market.

At Photokina, the biennial German imaging trade show, lots of camera makers are showing off their goods.

Technologia, the TechRepublic World of Warcraft guild is getting older and the adventures are getting tougher. Bonky, Keres and Elkwinkarma at level 60 are still finding interesting adventures.

CNET News.com’s Daniel Terdiman and his “Warriors” teammates furiously dial in at the Come Out and Play street games festival.

Contestants face off in Come Out and Play, three-day celebration of live-action role-playing games in New York.

Mercora’s new M subscription service will wirelessly stream music to smart phones for $49.99 a year.

Lots of journalists–and lots of security were present at Friday’s press conference.

Overtime, one of the country’s first teenager-only gyms, plays up virtual-reality fitness.

Intel plans to feature its “Montecito” processor in two four-processor Itanium servers, available later this year.

A 1976 image from NASA’s Viking 1 showed a rock formation on Mars that resembled a human face and triggered 30 years of speculation.

A live-action version of the classic arcade game with New York City’s Washington Square Park as a grid.

We recently received Vonage V-phone for review. This gallery is your first look at this flash drive-based software phone.

The Bear, from Vecna Technologies, would put itself in the line of fire instead of human stretcher-bearers.

If you work with virtual machines on a daily basis, you are quite familiar with the amount of space virtual disks consume. There is a product available today that shrinks virtual disks to more manageable levels; it is a great piece of software called VM Optimizer. This photo gallery shows you how this software works in action.

Hewlett-Packard’s embattled chairman, Patricia Dunn, accepts a “hall of fame” leadership award at a gala dinner in San Francisco.