Vint Cerf, also known as the father of the Internet, warned that we'd run out of IP addresses by 2010. That didn't happen. Now some pundits are predicting 2012 as the new doom-and-gloom date for the World Wide Web.

Digital piracy, long confined to music and movies, is spreading to books. And as e-readers, smartphones and touch-screen "tablets" boost demand for digital books, experts say the problem may get worse.

The MIT project is one of several that use a physical prosthesis -- a chip implanted directly into or onto the eyeball, coupled with a pair of electronic glasses that provide assistance. Here's a rough description of how our eyes normally work: Light enters the eyeball and stimulates an array of microscopic rod and cone formations.

Google's empire hasn't exactly crumbled, and to be honest, the average person will probably never even realize what's happened. But what's happened is this: for just the second time in its history, Google's lost a domain name dispute.

January 5. That's the day we'll learn all we want to know about the Nexus One. Google didn't explicitly say anything about the device in its invites today for an "Android press gathering," but we all know what is coming.

Nintendo is seeking a revival of sorts and the best possible way to get those sales numbers rolling again is to offer the world a fresh new console. Now this is no confirmed news but the rumor mill is on the grind and the word is that Nintendo is developing a new gaming console in collaboration with Intel.

Craig "Lazie" Lynch has been on the run from a U.K. prison since September. However, he continues to taunt police by updating his Facebook status. Now he is threatening to quit.

The One Laptop per Child (OLPC) outlined its future roadmap, including plans for the XO 3.0, a device "well below $100" and utilizes a design that mimics a piece of paper.

Oh sure, Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner is made of composite materials and it's super fuel efficient, but unless you own an airline, the only thing you care about is how comfortable it is. Boeing knows this, and has striven to give passengers an experience unlike any other airplane.

A group of scientists have succeeded in creating the first transistor made from a single molecule.