

PopSci's booth at Maker Faire was a crowd favorite (and we're not just saying that)—mainly because the projects displayed by contributors John Carnett and Theo Gray were both ingenious and superfun.
Want to make ice cream in 30 seconds, using liquid nitrogen? No problem.
How about an automatic beer-making, storing, and pouring machine? You can make one.
Video games your thing? Build a beautiful arcade table for your home.
Think watching movies in the backyard would be fun? We do, too! All the projects definitely struck a chord with the Austin audience. Next year we'll bring some scantily clad punk-rock fire dancers and a bike modded out with LED lights, and we'll be a total shoo-in. —Megan Miller
Will the first cellphone equipped with Google's new open-source operating system, Android, go on sale by summer's end?
Will fewer honeybee colonies die off in 2008 than in 2007, showing the bee crisis to be a natural phase and not a portent of a larger, longer problem?
Will the HTC Touch Diamond arrive in North America by September 31st?

