The following is a guest post by Alex Hodson. It’s easy to forget how fast technology has progressed in the last decade and how→

What happens when you don’t have enough bandwidth to stream a movie, but you don’t want to down load it onto your computer? John→

Chicago Sun Times: His winning idea is to put cellphone-charging kiosks at malls, airports, grocery stores and other sites where people are in a→

A student from Duke University, Justin Manweiler, has come up with a unique device that will help extend the life of devices using wi-fi,→

Amazon has just released a new advertising supported Kindle for $114. The new Kindle contains advertising in it’s screensaver. The old, ad free, Kindle→

SCBJ says that Mary Reading was turned on to recycling electronics by watching a tv show. She didn’t like what she saw. She was→

Take a moment and consider the amount of electricity it takes for a band to use all of their instruments. From the microphone to→

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show is more about incremental upgrades than massive breakthroughs. And, of course, there are the tablets. Wired put together this→

Moisture is the enemy of electronics and jewelry alike. It can cause your favorite necklace to tarnish, or it could make your cellphone stop→

Plug-in adapters are everywhere. They duplicate the number of plug-ins available to each one and they can also increase the risk of fire within→

Some graduate students from Stanford University have used Autodesk Inventor software to create a prototype for a recyclable laptop reports Electronics News The students→

ResearchBuzz has a story about a huge archive of Radio Shack catalogs online. Radio Shack has been in business since 1921, over 90 years.→

As the era for electric transportation begins, Mahi Reddy hopes to fill in a big piece of the electric car puzzle, reports The Washington→

A Chinese woman claims she has invented a method for powering mobile phones with cans of soft drink Coca-Cola. Daizi Zheng told Sky News→

Trendspotter Springwise is reporting that of the 140 million cell phones sold in the US in 2007, only 10% were recycled, according to the→

Struggling with hearing loss since she was a baby, Karen Wildman (left) knew a lot about drying out hearing aids from sweat, rain and→