Radiation's Big Lie
Did a Nobel laureate knowingly lie about the dangers of radiation in 1946?
Modernist Cuisine: The Big Book
Nathan Myhrvold talks with Susan Hassler about the science behind passionate cooking
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Hewlett-Packard, Pilot Licenses, and Risky Takeovers
The best high-flying CEOs really are flyers
The Car as Informant
GPS technologies can tell the police where you are--but what about your right to privacy?
iCandy: With the Greatest of Ease
Greater gadgets for vending, viewing, and vacationing
Texting a Computer Instead of a Cellphone
Service provider Neustar has figured out how to send text messages to and from any device
Are We Addicted to our Smartphones?
A new study looks at how smartphones are designed to be habit forming
Google's Search Anthropologists
A Techwise Conversation with Jon Wiley, a happiness researcher at Google
A Field Test for Kite-based Wind Power
WindLift, a North Carolina start-up, uses kite-surfing kites for mobile power generation
What Happens in a Patent Arms Race?
An Interview With Nathan Myhrvold