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  1. Cow backpacks measure bovine burps to fight global warming
  2. Cyber Figure Alice virtual maid ready to serve millions of lonely geeks
  3. SHIFT: Why lossless formats will destroy MP3
  4. Want an iPhone 3G? Here's what you do?
  5. Monumental 10,000 Year Clock to be built on Nevada mountaintop
  6. O2 Backpack keeps you breathing
  7. USB Alarm Clock Fan may not actually tell time
  8. Hands-free wheelchair lets Murderball athletes focus on hitting each other
  9. Aching wrist? Alien Mouse is full of extraterrestrial ideas
  10. Njection delivers speed trap locations to your GPS
  11. Buddy system: cyborg-chic lamp dresses link up for a brighter show
  12. Crazy floating table has magic paint drips for legs
  13. Retro worship: Dig Dug stained-glass window
  14. Science As Magic: God Ability unveils wireless heat and distance calculators
  15. Droppa carafe is one of the more unique ways of pouring you'll see
  16. Skeleton made up of melted cassettes is creepily awesome
  17. Beating Heart Stress Relief Pillow is cute and cuddly and isn't morbid at all
  18. Converting light directly into motion: do not pass Go, do not collect solar energy
  19. Crystal-encased Atmos 561 clock miraculously runs forever on thin air
  20. Lighting breakthrough makes OLEDs 133% more efficient
  21. New gun tech lets you decide how fast the bullet will travel
  22. Tiny E-Ball touted as PC of the future
  23. Knife/gun combo might be more than you need to off someone
  24. WHDI: World-changing wireless HDTV to become standard
  25. First iPhone 3G 'cuteness utilities' emerge from, where else, Japan
  26. Glowing, tentacled robotic horrors invade Santa Monica
  27. Moon Base Two: an instant lunar habitat
  28. Welding crasher: Speedglas SL auto-filtering helmet
  29. Make a Cylon contest results delayed
  30. Summer’s hot as fire, so how to keep the beers cool?
  31. Beam Bed makes you feel like you're sleeping on a UFO
  32. Magic Tricycle transforms into motorbike in tight spaces
  33. Art.Lebedev Studio’s next trick: 12-key Optimus Pultius
  34. Floating trampoline with a water slide is awesome
  35. Tech maven Arrington to build $200 Firefox web tablet
  36. The Foldoub caravan folds out into your home away from home
  37. Digital Stalker: NEC display knows your sex, age and shopping habits
  38. Simulated GPS will help astronauts map the surface of the moon
  39. The Rocket Alarm Clock is one liftoff you'll want to abort
  40. Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 smartly emphasizes low-light shooting over mere megapixels
  41. Zero-Gee workstation promotes sleeping on the job
  42. Telescopic display could kick LCD's little arse
  43. Aqua submersible watercraft, a sports car above and below the surface
  44. London getting another beautiful, eco-friendly building
  45. Plumble offers free phone calls if you don’t mind listening to a couple of ads
  46. An entire NES console gets stuffed into a light gun
  47. iBeer is clearly not the king of beers
  48. Become your own Black Knight with the Enzyme Icare motorcycle
  49. In-car video camera and GPS logger: Be your own Big Brother
  50. Week in Review: iPhone 3G gives way to darker pursuits, weirdness and insanity
  51. How's super-strong invisible armor sound?
  52. Wine in pop-top cans? Perish the thought!
  53. SolarWorld No. 1 makes gasoline-powered cars look like a horse and buggy
  54. Fun-O-Meter vending machine dispenses good times at 50¢ a pop
  55. Huge spiral staircase spins you through 2340 degrees of architectural beauty
  56. World's most powerful subwoofer might be a bit much
  57. Gigantic robotic egg announces Egg McMuffins daily
  58. Wasp Knife pumps killer freezing gas into unfortunate victims
  59. Earth and Moon dance in space, caught on video
  60. Oakland A's new stadium to put touchscreens in every seat
  61. Anobar delivers you the world via sexy, non-iPhone, black plastic
  62. SHIFT: Putting the iPhone 3G in perspective
  63. Proxima rides at you like a car, zips off like a motorcycle
  64. X-Watch features two bands for whatever reason
  65. Professional Bingo Calling Box: Up your game (empty your bank account)
  66. iPhoneck Backup Battery makes up for iPhone’s biggest shortcoming
  67. 10 Batman gadgets you can (almost) get today
  68. Parajet Skycar is an unusual way to fly
  69. Amazon Video on Demand launched today to beta testers; bye bye, Unbox
  70. Thumbnail watch rethinks the watch entirely
  71. French future car scrunches down for the perfect parking job
  72. Robotic fish feeder reduces monthly flushings chores, guaranteed
  73. Chinese concept diamond-car swivels into the future
  74. While this might look like a nail gun, trust me: it isn't
  75. Lineups for iPhone 3G still crazy; AT&T totally out of stock
  76. The Mowercycle, my new zombie apocalypse weapon of choice
  77. Glowing VHS tape USB hub combines the past with the present
  78. World’s largest horn subwoofer rocks the house to its foundations and beyond
  79. Steampunk mouse doesn't look all that comfortable
  80. Rogue NASA engineers go underground with retirees and space enthusiasts to design alt
  81. Shape Up alarm clock demands exercise in exchange for peace and quiet
  82. Japanese lab unveils gCubik, the next frontier in 3D imagery
  83. TuneUp software cleans up iTunes mess, finds album cover art and track labels
  84. Sony announces new 80GB PS3 for $400
  85. Charade World, a gigantic shower head puts you in the middle of a hurricane
  86. Wii Speak brings voice chat to the Wii, at long last
  87. $299 Dell E overshadows laptop cacophony with possible August release
  88. TokyoFlash Nekura Tumbler watch looks like a spacecraft, acts like a watch
  89. Bluetooth gun headset might send the wrong signals
  90. Dancing Fingers: Interface for the iPhone-challenged geek
  91. iPhone 3G: The Anti-Review
  92. SK Telecom offers phones that repel mosquitoes
  93. CityEl, the 200mph electric car zips along a monorail
  94. Chemical-sniffing bots to keep soldiers out of harm's way
  95. One-handed typing glove leaves your other hand free to do what it pleases
  96. Secret Microsoft Wireless Arc Mouse is purdy and portable
  97. Iran missile Photoshop job lampooned worldwide
  98. iPhone 3G’s battery fizzles in under 3 hours in real world 3G web browsing
  99. Solar Deck Lights: no-hassle outdoor lighting, till about midnight
  100. Hasselblad H3DII-50 is way better than your digicam
  101. Pump up your staycation fun with a giant inflatable backyard theater
  102. Week in Review: iPhone 3G won't activate? Five ways to stave off boredom
  103. DVICE TV: Best reason ever to get an iPhone 3G
  104. SHIFT: Apple's disastrous iPhone 3G launch, and why it matters
  105. 2in1 Sneakers by Nat-2: morphing kicks for the footwear fickle
  106. DVICE TV: 5 hours waiting in line for an iPhone 3G squeezed into 3 minutes (with a su
  107. One man's junk is another's 7-foot-tall Optimus Prime sculpture
  108. Did Microsoft distract you from the iPhone 3G launch?
  109. Hellboy's 'Big Baby' shotgun: Don't wake this baby up
  110. iPhone 3G activation woes: Tell us your stories
  111. Kodak Theatre HD Player has Wii-like gestural remote
  112. Shop 'til your robot drops
  113. New rendering of RED Scarlet super HD camcorder looks like extraterrestrial futureCam
  114. iPhone 3G lines moving slow, Apple SVP Schiller says problem widespread
  115. On the iPhone line...again
  116. Cyclops robot designed to win any staring contest versus humans
  117. SHIFT: Why telecommuting will explode in the next decade
  118. Vancouver plans a green winter for 2010 Winter Games
  119. Miller digital helmets give welders a stylish boost
  120. General Motors building world's largest rooftop solar power array
  121. Belkin FlyWire: Wireless HDTV, with one weakness
  122. Jaambaaro is a people-powered ambulance
  123. There's nothing awkward about this gargoyle light fixture
  124. Aquavac replaces kitchen towels for your health
  125. Classic gaming gets an icy spin when you have Tetris shaped ice cubes
  126. Alien Interface: TagType offers ultimate Japanese input device
  127. Charming solar-powered bug-bots flap and wiggle into our hearts
  128. Hockey Organ rolls sports, art, music, and TV into one
  129. Secrets of flying saucers discovered!
  130. Get your cat whipped into a frenzy for your enjoyment
  131. Innovative Spider landmine has six deadly legs, offers non-lethal options
  132. Six-screen display is much bigger than yours
  133. CrazyForts bring blanket forts to the next level
  134. Seabreacher submarine looks, jumps like a dolphin
  135. Kyoto-Car: The eco-vehicle for serious Japanophiles
  136. Six50 is a hybrid vehicle with a solar panel on top
  137. Steampunk gas mask is the stuff of nightmares
  138. Insulair is a stylish breath of relief for diabetics
  139. Shooting simulator makes Dunk Hunt look even crappier
  140. Juicebar charger: Field medic for cellphones
  141. Working DIY micro-satellites let anyone spy from space
  142. Magnetic Movie brings all those magnetic fields around you to life
  143. Carrier Edge programmable thermostat: Not just a pretty faceplate
  144. How green is your lawn? The Grass Scanner tells you
  145. Creepy robot crawls the streets, depicts working himself to death
  146. HUVO electric concept vehicle offers pod-based transportation
  147. Jet-engine silencer in the works
  148. Tile + Light makes LED-embedded tiles easier to install and modify
  149. Venetian blind shirt lets you raise the shades on your stomach
  150. New Prius adds solar panels for air conditioning
  151. Dubai building world's largest, fanciest fountain
  152. LED dress gives tech fashion a good name
  153. A portable NES in a single NES cartridge
  154. The Wizard, escape system good enough for Batman
  155. Seascout ocean rescue robot: the sad replacement for bikini-clad life guards
  156. Blue-Me portable vacation home follows you on your trip
  157. Homemade plasma arc loudspeaker could be deadly
  158. Campers rejoice, Sharp demonstrates a solar powered LCD TV
  159. Washing machine/louge seat concept makes washrooms obsolete
  160. Mr. Asahi: Japan's diabolical plan to rule the world via beer and robots
  161. Explosions Up Close: Huge fireworks show lights up 4th of July eve
  162. I,Robot's renegade NS-5 Sonny now available to invade your personal space
  163. SHIFT: What if cellphones cause cancer?
  164. Russian energy company GazProm's new tower goes green
  165. The Digg treehouse: no robots allowed (not even made-up ones)
  166. Excalibur talking compass keeps you pointed towards civilization
  167. The Force will be with your Nintendo DS lightsaber stylus always? or until you lose i
  168. MX-1 mini chopper is perfect for annoying your family
  169. Sony to roll out astonishing new FED display next year
  170. Fourth of July preview: DVICE behind the scenes at huge fireworks extravaganza
  171. PokerMate table brings the touchscreen to Texas Hold 'Em
  172. Hidden Tap Faucet, a magic slot in the wall that follows you like a ghost
  173. Paint Pod hopes to woo you with a no-drip roller and automated cleanup
  174. KDDI exhibit merges cellular technology with tiny woodland creatures
  175. On Fire: 10 Amazing High-Tech Barbecues
  176. Mercedes Benz buying batteries from Tesla for electric cars
  177. Check your DNA with your cellphone? Electrostatic analysis makes it possible
  178. Eco Brolly turns any newspaper into a makeshift umbrella
  179. Super SideBar hides your favorite poison out of sight
  180. Tailgating Trailer makes you king of the parking lot
  181. Mirror Tic Tac Toe makes me actually want to play the game
  182. Philippe Starck designs wind turbine for the rest of us
  183. Marvel at the 22 foot tall polystrene giant robot sculpture
  184. High-tech horse training buggy today, bionic horses tomorrow
  185. Chanel Mobile Museum brings art to your city via alien spacecraft
  186. The philosophy of the LightBench
  187. UnoCycle single-wheel bike just might be real
  188. Kegstand makes moving kegs around much easier
  189. Xbox 360 controller modded for hardcore FPS fans
  190. Sound Chaser chugs around track made of cut-up vinyl records
  191. Nikon D700 gives pro photographers big performance at a smaller size and price
  192. Alice chess set has pieces that cloak themselves
  193. HD Vision glasses use TV terms to take money from you
  194. iPhone Envy: Docomo unveils next-gen computing interfaces
  195. A Midsummer Night's Dream: 7 high-tech cooling systems
  196. Olympus tinkering with 360-degree camera and lens
  197. Blobwall Pavilion aims to make bricks obsolete
  198. Klimatec Base 1 AirWater Machine extracts gallons of fresh water from the air
  199. Rhapsody opens MP3 store ? download tunes, copy all you want
  200. Zappos uses an army of robots to ship you your Nikes
  201. Interactive Scape, a bigger and more elegant touch surface
  202. Party-A-CarGo slaps a kegorator on the back of your truck
  203. Phone-receiver salt and pepper shakers: Hello, seasoning
  204. Three autonomous helicopter robots work together to carry a load
  205. Mercedes wants to eliminate fossil fuel powered cars by 2015...maybe
  206. Paper Shampoo lets you travel with clean hair without being branded a terrorist
  207. Week in Review: high-tech rides aplenty, Bluetooth's woes & more
  208. Behold, the (alien) queen of the road
  209. Graceful amphibious concept car recalls an elegant age of science fiction
  210. Ozone, the crazy cylinder-shaped car powered by a fuel cell
  211. One serious slot-car racing track
  212. Real-life question boxes don't dispense coins, unfortunately
  213. Robot clarinetist soars through Flight of the Bumblebee
  214. Superior Watch exudes futuristic style, snobbery
  215. Study shows consumers dumping cable TV service for online video, cell phones, gas
  216. Are two screens on an e-reader better than one?
  217. Razor-thin race car concept needs drool cup holders standard
  218. NASA's Hyperwall 2 is a 23 foot by 10 foot display that puts your TV to shame
  219. A.M.P. Robot ready to dance for its post-human supper
  220. SHIFT: The trouble with Bluetooth
  221. Chrysler offers in-car WiFi
  222. Don't worry, automated idea-generating boardroom is not a tool for robotic insurrecti
  223. Using GPS to keep track of your hunting dog
  224. Vibro Shape slimming belt: Weight-loss tech for chumps
  225. Huge fan clears out sewage stench, with help of vanilla scent
  226. Big Daddy Driver cuts the grass around your golf ball
  227. Pandigital Kitchen Technology Center will keep dad in the kitchen, too
  228. Memeo Share organizer and uploader keeps your friends and family connected
  229. Sega Dream Dog DX: The first robot dog you can truly love
  230. Three-person ping pong table is more inclusive
  231. $445 Sensear SP1 Electronic Ear Plugs offer military-grade protection
  232. Spray-on skin gun will make healing wounds a much faster affair
  233. DARPA's Vulcan engine will get you around the world in a few hours
  234. The Noah personal riding wheel is bringing the unicycle back in style
  235. Super-sharp Mitsubishi LaserVue TVs on track for Q3 rollout
  236. Two-seat Magni Gyro M22 gyroplane takes to the air
  237. RCA debuts flat antenna to match your HDTV
  238. Make a Cylon Contest winners coming soon
  239. Optical Tone room offers psychedelic trip without illegal substances
  240. You wouldn't like Marvin the security 'bot when it's angry
  241. Japan building enormous solar array to power Sharp's plants
  242. Solar Wifi TeePees get you to the great outdoors, sort of
  243. Theoretical charging bra gets energy from breast motion
  244. Gessi brings water to you, straight from the ceiling
  245. Antro Solo 150 mpg hybrid unites the Flintstones and Jetsons
  246. Sky Ceilings make you feel like you're outside even when you're not
  247. Smart Car to go electric in 2010
  248. Orange Dance Charge: Flop around like a dork, juice up your phone
  249. DVICE TV: Mio Knight Rider GPS is awesome, as clumsy to use as a regular GPS
  250. Bike of the future proposed as China's last hope against smog