Artist Brett Rogers has created more than 60 images on his cell phone by using a drawing pad application. Rogers tells KCCI's Steve Karlin that it is a great way for artists to practice but no one knows about it.
British scientists have developed the world's first bionic finger. As Sky's Health Correspondent Thomas Moore reports, it's designed to help patients who have missing digits with everyday tasks.
We show you Boxee's device for watching Web-based media on your TV, Vevo gets set to do what MTV should have done ages ago, and Microsoft launches a Wikipedia-like site for the Average Jane or Joe.
Naughty Dog strikes twice with this Uncharted sequel featuring Nathan Drake reprising his role as a fortune-hunter with a shady reputation.
LucasArts presents LEGO Indiana Jones 2 for all next-generation and current generation platforms where you can customize your own levels to bring back memorable moments from your favorite Indiana Jones move.
You can now use your existing phone number with Google Voice, the Internet is about to learn non-Latin languages, and your Facebook profile can live on long after you're gone.
The PlayStation 3 gets Netflix streaming, Wal-Mart wants to offer IT support, and how to make speakers out of your used junk food wrappers.
Nokia launches a Netbook, Google wants to help you stop e-mailing the wrong person, and a new iPhone application grades you in bed.
Microsoft announces Windows Phone, CNET will tell you if the cellular network in your city is a dud, and an internal glitch locks members out of Facebook.
Two MIT students constructed a camera for under $150 that was able to photograph Earth from space. Shira Lazar talks with the inventors via Skype.
Shira Lazar takes a look at Google Wave, a collaboration and communication tool that can be used as a form of instant messenger or as an e-mail replacement.
Google Docs gets more useful for students, Dell launches a fancy new laptop, and how to become your own radio antenna.
AT&T and Google come to blows over Google Voice, Microsoft takes issue with Google Chrome, and your doctor may be making fun of you on Twitter.
GameSpot highlights five of the most significant additions and changes made to the newest installment in the Madden franchise.
NCIS: LA is one of many new fall shows, but what makes this different is its love for technology. While many shows create non-existent technology, NCIS: LA is showing the real thing. CNET's Brian Cooley reports.
Motorcycle company Brammo Enertia has created one of the first bikes which runs fully from electric power. WBBM's Angie Hunt reports from Ames, Iowa, where one resident has tested his new wheels.
Amazon becomes more like the big-box behemoth, the FCC is set to announce a new Net neutrality plan, and Google Books goes back to the drawing board.
Facebook adds voice chat, the Obama administration is going to rely on the cloud, and we sit down with football star Eli Manning.
Google gives you a new way to flip through the news, the Apple TV gets a price cut, and the HP Mini-Note shows off its spring couture.
CBS News Science and Technology Correspondent Daniel Sieberg interviewed Jeff Reifman--the man who tracked down Wired Magazine writer Evan Ratliff
Apple's Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs made his first public appearance since having a liver transplant. Jobs also introduced a new version of Apple's iTunes store and new pricing for iPods.
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