After about a decade of engineering, Ford is ready to roll out a technology that will improve safety for rear-seat passengers: inflatable seat belts.
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This week we answer your questions from the kiosk at the Science Museum of Minnesota where you can record your own question and we may answer it on air.
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Good design and some really nice-sounding speakers round out the Toshiba Satellite A505-S6980, a very affordable mainstream laptop with excellent battery life for its size.
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Nov. 7: Dr. Scott Becker never gave up hope of finding his daughter, and after decades of searching, he found her using a very modern tool. NBC’s Ron Mott reports, then NBC’s Amy Robach sits down with the pair. (Today Show)
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Many of us can’t live without them, but could our cell phones cause brain tumors. According to the American Cancer Society cell phones expose our brains to a form of electromagnetic radiation.
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Motorola’s Droid, the latest smartphone that runs the Android software, offers a good alternative to the iPhone if you're seeking a feature-packed phone with a full keyboard and strong wireless service. The AP's Rachel Metz takes a closer look. (Nov. 4)
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Engineers compete and test the potential reality of the science fiction concept of space elevators. The AP’s John Mone on why leaving the Earth, may not require rocket science. (Nov. 4)
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The Droid has landed
