Until publishers, vendors, and manufacturers get their collective act together, TechRepublic member dcolbert warns people from buying into e-book and e-reader solutions. What are you opinions about the future of e-reading?

Jane McGonigal's new massive multiplayer video game Evoke attempts to use alternate reality to create the best-case scenario future.

A recent BBC news story explored the question: How much science should be in science-fiction movies? A Geekend blogger weighs in with her views on the topic.

Last week, space shuttle Endeavour crewmembers added a new windowed module to the International Space Station.

On Monday, a 1938 debut edition of Action Comics No. 1, which was the first comic book to feature Superman, sold for $1 million.

TechRepublic member smatee sent in question that deserves some creative answers. Please post your responses in the discussion thread. The three most entertaining posts will win a TechRepublic coffee mug.

If you could only pick one RPG genre, would you stick with MMORPG, tabletop, or single-player video game? Let us know by taking this quick poll.

Blogger Edmond Woychowsky says Dale Peck's Body Surfing, a novel about demons, is a good read. He adds that the book made him think of a Pink Floyd song.

The documentary The People vs. George Lucas examines the dynamic between the filmmaker and his fans. Watch the trailer, and then share your thoughts about the man and his legacy.

Wally Bahny says Star Trek Online is well suited for any fan of Star Trek, RPGs, or gaming in general. Read his rundown of how to create characters and play the game.

Looking for ways to celebrate Valentine's Day in true geeky fashion? Nicole Bremer Nash has a few suggestions.

Nobody likes dealing with an angry user, but it comes with the tech territory. Here are a few ways to keep things from going from bad to worse.

Nicole Bremer Nash convinced Blizzard to let us host our very own World of Warcraft fan gallery so TechRepublic members can show off their original WoW fan art.

Many of today's chess champions rely on computers to help them prepare for matches. Learn about some of the behind-the-scenes preparation that goes into Hikaru Nakamura's winning moves.

Now you can be your regular, sarcastic self in email and text conversations using the SarcMark. Oh joy.