NASA gets uptight about sex experiments in space, hipsters stick to their own kind, and city dwellers get their kicks with a hybrid sport called urban soccer. Plus, our Artist of the Week is actually a tree-bending artform called Arborsculpture, and we have a special report from Annie on the hand-drawn news organization Week In Review. For all the show links and everything EPIC FU, go to http://epicfu.com!
Kevin and Alex discuss a record-breaking stunt and the possibility of Danica Patrick posing for Playboy.
While the Tenori-On's breathtaking design and ease-of-use is hard to resist, only well-paid electronic musicians will be able to justify its high price and tap into the device's advanced applications.
BMW is the first car company to offer Web browsing as a factory option. Brian Cooley shows us how Connected iDrive works.
Better bring a calculator to count up all the ways this concept saves fuel.
The latest Accord coupe is dangerously close to being an Acura--and that's good for you.
Why should the smart car have all the fun? Toyota shows they can do a pocket-size ride as well, if not better.
Bose offers an auto-head unit with its name on it, and it can sense you approaching.
This looks like the next Galant--and we like looking at it.
The TL is closely related to a former Tech Car of the Year--yeah, and Billy Carter was related to a U.S. president, too.
Game|Life's Chris Kohler interviews old-school gamers Al Alcorn (Pong) and Ralph Baer (Odyssey), plus God of War: Chains of Olympus.
News.com's Dan Farber and Ina Fried discuss how the deal fell apart and where the two companies go from here.
With 300 horsepower and carbon fiber, is it possible we mixed up our notes? Nope, it's a Hyundai. Get a first look from the floor at the 2007 LA Auto Show.
Robert Carlyle discusses his character, 'Dr. Nicholas Rush' in the upcoming series 'Stargate Universe', and explains why he's fed up with the British film industry.
The first car ever launched at an electronics show. Get a first look at the Cadillac Provoq concept from the 2008 Detroit auto show.
At CTIA 2008, Kent German takes a look at the Kyocera Mako S4000.
At the Apple WWDC 2008, Mark Cain of Mimvista shows off the company's new iPhone software that will allow doctors to download, colorize, and share patients' CT and PET scans. The images were previously only available in black in whi...
For the company's first stab at the GPS market, the Asus R700t is an impressive debut, offering some great navigation features. However, we'd like to see the addition of text-to-speech functionality and smoother performance before c...
You won't mistake it for a smartphone, but the Samsung Soul is nonetheless an attractive and well-designed multimedia phone.
Cisco Systems is collaborating with cities around the world to see if broadband can be exploited to cut down energy consumption and traffic. In San Francisco, the company has rigged up municipal buses with free Wi-Fi.
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Indiana Jones Swings into Theaters on Computer-Generated Rope
Fans have waited 19 years since the last Indiana Jones movie for this latest installment in the series, "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." A lot has changed since then, especially the technology used to make it.
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