Nvidia's Danny Shapiro shows us the cool touchscreen inside the Lamborghini Aventador.
Possible driving law could be a thorn in Google's plans to make Glass ubiquitous.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is a charitable organization that you've undoubtedly heard mentioned a few hundred times between news segments on NPR -- and probably the last group you'd think of when it comes to revolutionary condom inventions.
Google's self-driving car was on the U.C. Berkeley campus lately -- and the spot it chose to park was one usually reserved for highly intelligent humans.
Shockingly, Rebecca Black searches spike every week on the day after Thursday and before Saturday.
Rather than be bummed out that CBS has exclusive rights to stream all the March Madness college basketball games this year, ESPN has enlisted the help of YouTube star Robbie Novak, aka Kid President.
In the Peanut Gallery, you get to add intertitles to old black-and-white movies (the ones before any speech support, never mind the web). And you do it, of course, simply by talking to Chrome.
Anyone else who wants to make a Steve Jobs movie? Get in line and take a number.
Robert Kahn, Vinton Cerf, Louis Pouzin, Tim Berners Lee and Marc Andreesseen win the inaugural Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering.
3D-printed gun site Defense Distributed has obtained a federal license to manufacture and sell firearms,
Oh my god, Becky, look at her dog.
Who wouldn't want a Raspbery Pi-powered open source bartending that you control with your phone or tablet?
The great thing about geeks is that they are smart, fast, and have the power to create stuff instantly.
So why start yet another T-shirt website? Apparently, to make T-shirt buying a social event, or even a cause.
With this update of Twitter's own making, tweets which look interesting and sensible on Twitter.com will look completely stupid and odd (see Twitter's own embedded tweet) on any other platform.
Your iPad or Android tablet is really good at a lot of things, but for some things, paper just can't be replaced, as one French company hilariously illustrates in this ad:
For South by Southwest, it's kind of ridiculous that companies spent gobs of money on promotional materials, free booze, fancy parties, and advertising -- and all of it was pretty much secondary to show-stealing meme kitty Grumpy Cat.
Kim Dotcom is the poster child for why the current set of copyright laws have gone horribly wrong, so naturally he made his way to the South by Southwest interactive show -- sort of.
It's hard out there for a virtual currency. Bitcoin prices dropped 23 percent Monday night after a glitch eroded some confidence, but prices have since gone back up.
A Seattle bar has banned patrons from wearing Google Glass inside.
