Steve Wozniak, who has remained consistently supportive of computing developments that favor open technology, is concerned that the iPhone is too closed. (more)

Fake food has deep roots and a bright future. (more)

Electric cars at the Paris Auto Show. (more)

Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime is dismissing reports of a new Wii in 2011 as "pure rumor and speculation." (more)

Ford feature will let parents set speed, sound limits for teens. (more)

For discovering that, yes indeed, Coke was a spermicide, Deborah Anderson and her team are among this year's winners of the Ig Nobel prize. (more)

Put on Google's "Mail Goggles" before you send that late-night e-mail. (more)

"Intelligent" computers put to the test. (more)

Pizza is older than Jesus! Who knew? (more)

Two farming brothers in China took 20 years to build their own Formula 1 racing car out of cooking pots, bicycles, and steel doors. (more)

A US company has performed a great service to humanity by inventing an underwear fabric that absorbs all smells. (more)

Honda shows off new Insight hybrid at Paris auto show. (more)

Has NASA lost the right stuff in space? (more)

Sensors shake up gadgets. (more)

To this day, there is still a following for the Apple Newton, 11 years after the last one went on sale. (more)

A Serbian chef has published what he claims is the world's first testicle recipe book. (more)

Scientists in Japan have identified a gene variant that may be linked to narcolepsy -- a condition marked by excessive daytime sleepiness, impaired vision and muscle weakness. (more)

Nintendo plans to launch a new model of its DS handheld machine that can take pictures and play music. (more)

Aquarium scum: fuel of the future. (more)

New software converts PC into TiVo TV recorder. (more)

John Myatt was jailed for forgeries that fooled the auction houses. Now he has a "genuine fakes" exhibition. (more)

Ben & Jerry's saves the environment, your ice cream, with "green" freezer. (more)

NASA hits "crossroads" at 50. (more)