IPod Gray Market Booms in India
  It's not easy to buy an Apple music player in India legally. But the trade in smuggled iPods is going gangbusters. Scott Carney reports from Chennai, India.  Aug 23, 2006 | 2:00 AM

Stop-Motion Competition
  Wired News Blog » See Centipede re-enacted with cupcakes, and Pac- Man in pizza form in the short animated film Game Over. Plus: Homestar Runner turns 10. In Table of Malcontents.   Aug 22, 2006 | 1:45 PM

Quattrone Beats the Rap
  Two trials (and one conviction) later, the slate is wiped clean for the former dot-com investment banker accused of impeding federal investigations into his business practices. Not only does Frank Quattrone get off scot-free, he is free to resume his career with no restrictions.  Aug 22, 2006 | 1:00 PM

Bob Dylan: Technology Sucks
  The iconic rocker says the music industry has no right to bitch about piracy when its modern recording technology only screws up good music anyway.  Aug 22, 2006 | 12:30 PM

Russian: 'Nyet' to Math Prize
  Saying he feels disconnected from his mathematics colleagues and has no desire to be anybody's "figurehead," a reclusive Russian turns down math's equivalent of the Nobel Prize.  Aug 22, 2006 | 11:15 AM

EPA Stop and Go on Hybrids
  Wired News Blog » Hydraulic hybrid technology could have been saving millions of barrels of oil annually if not for the plug being pulled in 2001. In Autopia.   Aug 22, 2006 | 8:15 AM

3-D TV That Actually Works
  With a new line of LCD and plasma monitors from Philips, viewers see three-dimensional objects without having to wear glasses. By Seán Captain.  Aug 22, 2006 | 2:00 AM

IPod Factories: No Unions
  Cult of Macintosh » Apple's investigation of its Chinese iPod factories isn't a whitewash, but the most important issue isn't even mentioned: the ability of workers to organize. Commentary by Leander Kahney.   Aug 22, 2006 | 2:00 AM

DIY Nuke Detector Patrols SF Bay
  Volunteer researchers develop a mobile radiation scanner that can pick out a nuclear bomb in a container ship at sea. Mark Rutherford reports from San Francisco.  Aug 22, 2006 | 2:00 AM

Perpetual Motion Claim Probed
  History offers a discouraging guide for an Irish company hoping to demonstrate an exception to the first law of thermodynamics. Can cleverly positioned magnets create more than hot air? By John Borland.  Aug 21, 2006 | 12:00 PM

Korea Casts an Eye Heavenward
  Keen to be the 35th nation to put a citizen into space, South Korea is searching for its first astronaut. No experience required, except a willingness to eat experimental space kimchi. James Card reports from Daejeon, South Korea.  Aug 21, 2006 | 2:00 AM

This Global Warming Fix Stinks
  A Nobel laureate gives credence to a malodorous solution to global warming: shooting sulfur into the Earth's atmosphere. By Elizabeth Svoboda.  Aug 21, 2006 | 2:00 AM

Screwed for Sure
  Listening Post » Why Microsoft's new Zune digital music player will force the next sale of Napster. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.   Aug 21, 2006 | 2:00 AM