 | Top headlines | Robots will be one of the largest categories of DIY projects at this weekend's Maker Faire, but hobbyist robotics goes much further than the festival.
| | Onetime pop-culture juggernaut MTV is well past its "TRL" glory days. Now it's hoping to get back on top with a new talk show that captures the social media zeitgeist.
| | A 60-day review of the Feds' computer and Internet security efforts is complete, but recommendations are likely to be divisive.
| | Quo Computer plans to open a retail store to sell non-Apple computers with Mac OS X installed, in the Los Angeles area next week. Does it face a similar fate to that of Psystar?
| Where Netbooks use an Intel Atom processor and, typically, Windows XP, the forthcoming smartbooks will feature ARM chip designs and Linux. The search giant's ambitious Google Wave project has developers at Google I/O mulling the possibilities, and even comparing it to the iPhone.  Video of the day | | Google CEO touts always-on computing
At the Google I/O developer's conference in San Francisco, company CEO Eric Schmidt shares his vision for a new computing paradigm: "This is the beginning of the real win of cloud computing, of applications." |
Cutting Edge | | | | A chip engineer's simple dream--to build a robot that can bring him a cold one--turns into a years-long home-brewed robotics project. Read full story |
The Digital Home | | | | After closing its stores, electronics retailer gets a Web relaunch that closely resembles the sites of CompUSA and TigerDirect, also run by Systemax. Read full story | | | |  | More from CNET News:
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