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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.

Seen as a challenge to PayPal, Google Checkout offers online shoppers a simple way to pay for and track purchases.

Minor league teams have a ways to go before they hit the tech big leagues.

Competitors in the Imagine Cup contest for student inventors show their projects to the Microsoft chairman.

Geeks with guitars go head-to-head at a music event designed to help an online company recruit programmers.

Stardoll.com lets you play dress-up with celebrities from Madonna to Brad Pitt.

As a free download, Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 provides can provide cost-effective server virtualization. This gallery’s 20 images show you how to download and configure Virtual Server 2005 R2.

In this The Right Tool for the Job? post, Joshua Hoskins explains how his company uses Microsoft Virtual Server R2 to effectively and diplomatically balance his users’ desire for “their own servers”, with the IT department’s needs to consolidate server hardware.

Windows administrators no longer have to suffer cron envy. This photo gallery shows you just how powerful and easy-to-use VisualCron is. In this The Right Tool for the Job? blog post, Joshua Hoskins explains how VisualCron gives Windows admins the advanced task scheduling functionality that Unix/Linux admins take for granted.

Next year, the tech giant and mouse maker plans to sell a 360-degree Web camera called “the RoundTable.”

PCBC 2006, a homebuilding trade show taking place this week in San Francisco, showcases gadgets that may be found in the homes of the future.

Best known for Game Boy, “Mario” and “Pokemon” for younger kids, Nintendo is using brain games to hook older players.

Brewster Kahle and his crew at the Internet Archive are working to preserve just about everything.

The Web site known for user-ranked technology news expands to include other news offerings, videos.