 February 15, 2008 |
| | | This week's top photo galleries
Touring Barcelona with help from Nokia Centuries collide as a CNET News.com reporter navigates the city's Gothic district using modern-day GPS technology optimized for pedestrians. 
Cracking open the BlackBerry TechRepublic has done it again, this time cracking open the BlackBerry just in time for the raging speculation about its maker's reliability.
Ecomodders make fuel good to the last drop To improve fuel economy, green gearheads trick out their cars with parts from junkyards and hardware shops.
Conjuring creatures in EA's 'Spore' The game maker offers its broadest look yet at the upcoming game, where the survival of the fittest begins in the primordial ooze.
Cracking open the TRS-80 Take a look at the innards of Radio Shack's TRS-80 Color Computer, one of the first PCs to gain widespread acceptance.
Android prototype leads GSMA new-phone parade At Mobile World Congress, ARM shows off prototype running on Google's platform, Sony Ericsson introduces an iPhone competitor, Nokia unveils updates.
Google Android phone prototype The mocked-up handsets had a distinctly BlackBerry-like look, but the ARM9 processor technology inside them is actually used on lower-end, mass-market handsets.
Robotic surgeons Intuitive Surgical's Da Vinci surgical robots are now widely used for high-precision prostate surgery and are being adopted for other procedures. More from CNET News.com: | | ||||||||||||||||
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