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Apple Will Be Just Fine, Thanks To Aggressive Jobsian Minimalism
Tech should be approachable, artful, and radically simple
In Which Our Intrepid Reporter Becomes a Drone Pilot for a Day
Want to fly an unmanned surveillance drone? It's easier than you think. Much, much easier
Creating Crop Circles With Lasers and Microwaves
Or is the old-fashioned way still the best?
Video: What’s Wrong With the “Flintstones” Approach to Braking
In which a crazy guy tries to stop a brake-less pickup truck with only his feet
State of the Bionic Art: The Best Replacements for My Flimsy Human Parts
In the event of some horrible accident, which bionic parts would I want replacing my own?
A New Generation of Throwbots is Ready to Be Flung Into Battle
Troops require more rugged, easily deployable recon robots, and throwable bots fill the bill at this month's AUVSI drone convention
World’s Oldest Fossils Show Sulfur-Based Microbes Lived 3.4 Billion Years Ago, Presenting a New Target for Astrobiology
Could sulfur-based microbes live on Mars?
The Recession’s Toll on the Green Economy
Home energy-monitoring systems have wilted, green job growth is lackluster, and we're left to worry about the state of green tech
Archive Gallery: The Weirdest Ways to Get a Tan
Milk spray, coin-operated tanning lamps, supersized aluminum bowls, and other devices created to help our readers achieve a healthy summer glow
Putting the Ferrari FF Through Its Paces, High in the Italian Alps
650 horsepower at 7,500 feet
Sandia’s Gemini-Scout: A Rescue Robot Optimized for Mining Disasters
Unveiled at this week's giant drone conference