Robot Nurse Shows Sponge Bath Powers

11-10-2010 • livescience.com

Robots that take care of our frail, aging bodies look more likely now that one has demonstrated its ability to clean a human patient's arms and legs.

Navy Commissions More Intuitive, Sensitive War Robots

11-10-2010 • popsci.com

Most of the robots currently serving in the U.S. military are simply mechanized extensions of soldiers; They can execute dangerous maneuvers and keep people from high-risk situations.

Intercepted device likely a cell phone, photo analysis shows.

10/29/10 • CNN

The electronic component visible in a law enforcement image of an intercepted suspicious shipment from Yemen appears to be a printed circuit board from a disassembled cell phone, an engineer told CNN Friday. "This size and the shape of the PCB (p

Ballmer: 'No question we're early' on mobile

10-28-2010 • money.cnn.com

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer told software developers on Thursday that his company will prove doubters wrong and succeed in the mobile field, because the smartphone market is still in its infancy.

Leaked Photo: Is This the Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone?

10-27-2010 • wired.com

Engadget has photos of what it says is a prototype Sony Ericsson slide-out phone with PlayStation-PSP–style gaming controls. The phone has a multitouch trackpad and purportedly will appear sometime next year running Android 3.0, aka Gingerbread.

Blinding laser beam newest police tool

07-22-2010 • KING5.com

One of the newest and most unusual less-than-lethal weapons to hit the market is the "Dazer Laser." It’s a powerful laser gun that can temporarily blind and disorient a suspect with a large modulating pool of green light.