Since Jeff can't attend the 26th annual Game Developers Conference on March 5 in SF, we're doing the next best thing and bringing part of the show to him! General Manager Meggan Scavio is our guest today and we're getting all the details on the upcoming show, like how it ...

iTunes U may seem like an afterthought, but it could be the glue that holds Apple's educational concept together.

With its 24-hour demonstration in muscle-flexing, Wikipedia demonstrates the political potential of crowdsourcing.

Victorinox introduces the world's first Swiss Army solid-state drive that's compact, offers large capacity, supports both USB and eSATA, and unfortunately comes with a hefty price tag.

CNET announces its Tech Car of the Year for 2011, plus the Car Tech 10, 10 additional awards for various achievement in automotive tech.

Microsoft's mobile operating system is good. Really good. But what will it take to translate that into solid competition against the iPhone and Android?

Microsoft's fast failures in the mobile space have bred skepticism, but call me a believer in Windows 8

Company's CFO says new flagship LTE models will launch globally in 2012, restore sales growth

University of Maryland takes the top prize in this year's Solar Decathlon with a net zero-energy house. Energy Secretary Steven Chu, on hand to congratulate the winners, also addresses recent criticism of clean-energy investments.

The new iPhone will shake up the mobile landscape, but each mobile carrier brings something to the table, leading ComScore to hold off on picking a winner among them.

Lexus hopes to turnaround sales slump with new models

Road Trip 2011: Out of 70 daily challenges, the grand prize winner submitted 67 correct answers. Other participants came close. For everyone else, please come back next year for the Road Trip 2011 Picture of the Day challenge.