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• 'Gizmo House' residents helped by technology
PLANTATION, Fla. - From the outside, the one-story pink house on the quiet, tree-lined street looks like any other in South Florida's suburbia. But once you go through the glass double doors, it's obvious: This home is different. Doors and lights ...
• U.S. removes N. Korea from terror list
The North will permit experts to verify that it has told the truth about transfers of nuclear technology and an alleged uranium program. Officials said North Korea has agreed to immediately resume disabling its main plutonium facility. Since August ...
• CONTINUED : High cost of upgrading
... enthusiastic about NextGen — are reluctant to retrofit planes years, maybe decades, before the satellite network is fully operational. "It's like you buying a new car and the dealer saying, 'How would you like to buy this nifty GPS technology ...
• Plastic film could make house lights obsolete
While there are plenty of problems to be worked out with the technology, it's not the dream of a wild-eyed startup. OLEDs are beginning to be used in TVs and cell-phone displays, and big names like Siemens and Philips are throwing their weight behind ...
• A Fool Looks Back
The satellite television giant is now on the hook for $104 million after trampling on  TiVo's patent-rich pedigree. Dish will continue to fight, but TiVo is proving that it's better to work with the PVR pioneer and license its technology than try to ...