By Bonnie Burton Hedy Lamarr was more than just a 1940s Hollywood movie star. She was also an inventor who helped developed technologies that made Wi-Fi possible today.
By Claire Reilly Whether it’s the first cordless kettle or a spacecraft for civilians, UK design company Seymourpowell has long created inventions that are on “the edge of the future.” But how do you design the world of tomorrow if it doesn’t exist today?
By Eric Mack CNET’s Crave blog has asked the world to help write a sci-fi novel, and the world has responded. Here’s an update on our first week creating an alternate multiverse.
By Eric Mack CNET’s Crave blog has asked the world to help write a sci-fi novel, and the world has responded. Here’s an update on our first week creating an alternate multiverse.
By Amanda Kooser A project aimed at launching an album of music for felines gathers plenty of cat-loving backers on Kickstarter.
By Stephen Shankland The automaker wants to appeal to those fretting that cars gather increasing amounts of personal data. But make no mistake — it still would like to make use of that data to improve driving.
By Nic Healey Tin Man Games continues its digital adaptations of the classic Fighting Fantasy game books from Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone. This time it’s the 1982 classic, “The Warlock of Firetop Mountain”.
By Andrew Krok The company’s toolmaking division investigates new technology to reduce waste and complexity while speeding up overall production.
By Richard Trenholm Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger discusses the photo-sharing app’s role in the era of social media and mobile tech. Also, he talks about why they’ve never seen themselves as a “photo company.”
By Danny Gallagher Ever since Luke Skywalker went missing from yet another “Force Awakens” trailer, theories about the Jedi’s whereabouts have abounded. CNET’s Danny Gallagher dissects them and adds two of his own.