The Week in Photos: Android, Alienware, and Mars

May 30, 2008

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		This week's top photo galleries 1 Google's Android comes to life Google shows off the ins and outs of its new open-source mobile platform at I/O conference in San Francisco. 2 Cracking open the Alienware Area 51 m15x Have a close encounter with Alienware's m15x as TechRepublic's Mark Kaelin dissects the boutique manufacturer's sleek, shiny notebook. 3 Phoenix armed for Mars testing After some early glitches, NASA expects to use the Lander's robotic arm to start searching for signs of water and life on the Red Planet. 4 Phoenix Lander greeted by Mars spacecraft As the lander parachuted down toward Mars, a NASA orbiter managed to snap a picture. Plus: other pictures as the Phoenix Mars Lander prepares to start collecting and analyzing soil in hopes of finding water. 5 Gadgets for Road Trip 2008 CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman is about to hit the road for a three-week jaunt through the South. Here's the gear he'll bring along. 6 Sony's OLED TVs gain star status New superthin prototype draws a crowd--including decor guru Martha Stewart--at the D6 technology and media conference. 7 Chair, engine, rotors--helicopter! If you want to make a motorized flight without being hemmed in by a fuselage (and a jetpack isn't your style), Gennai Yanagisawa may have just the thing for you. 8 Measuring home energy use in dollars and flowers Digital dashboards and gadgets monitor energy use in the home and come in a variety of forms. 9 Furnishings with a future The International Contemporary Furniture Fair, a showcase for modern design, attracted its fair share of tech-oriented, futuristic, and energy-saving devices. 10 Supersize solar power Utility-scale solar power plants--using everything from giant reflective dishes to plastic balloons--are changing the look of solar power. More from CNET News.com:  Latest image galleries:  Get more news:  Green Tech:  Business Tech:  Cutting Edge:  Wireless:  Security:  Media:  Personal Tech:
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