THE WEEK IN REVIEW: New breezes blowing in energy tech

March 31, 2007

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		New breezes blowing in energy tech As concern over global warming heats up, the tech community is taking a lead role in developing alternative fuels and more energy-efficient hardware. Hydrogen fuel has emerged as a stronger contender in the alternative-energy race, thanks to technology developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Start-up Ecotality plans to produce a prototype of an apparatus called the Hydratus that generates hydrogen fuel, from a reaction between magnesium and water, as it's needed by a vehicle's fuel cell. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week Cell phones meet fashion At the "Fashion in Motion" show in Orlando, Fla., CNET Reviews' Veronica Belmont and Bonnie Cha find out what bikinis have to do with mobile phones. Watch this video Most popular stories A new generation of office tools Police blotter: Ex-employee sued for deleting files Cyberbullies scare schoolgirls into stripping online Motorola: A CTIA wallflower MTV goes '4D' with virtual-worlds push Top photo galleries Apple's new store in Rome The Xbox 360 Elite Mysterious hexagon spotted on Saturn Old armory home to new take on porn industry Where the menu is an appetizer Blog Report: IRS bungles may imperil data Just in time for tax day, government auditors have issued a new report that raps the Internal Revenue Service on a number of security vulnerabilities in its computer systems. Read full story Top 10 products this week SharpVision XV-Z20000 HP Officejet Pro L7680 All-in-One 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS 2007 BMW 328xi Sedan Samsung Upstage SPH-M620 Jabra BT8010 Stereo/Mono Bluetooth Headset 2007 Volkswagen GTI Toshiba Satellite P100-ST9772 Insignia MP3 Player & Image Viewer (4GB, Bluetooth) Sanyo SCP-7050 Related Newsletters CNET Webware Weekly View preview  (Delivered every Saturday.) Get the latest news and reviews on all the cool new applications available through your Web browser with Webware.com’s weekly newsletter. Subscribe free More from CNET News.com:  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Access  Threats  Media 2.0  Digital Life  Markets  Blogs  Most Popular  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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