We just arrived back in San Francisco after a whirlwind four days at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and while we're still processing the stats, data, information, and products we've seen, there is one thing we noticed: there's an obvious disconnect in the ratio of men to women at the show. CNET brought together some of the most influential and powerful women in the tech field — Read more

Welcome to the 2010 edition of our annual Geeks We Love series! As we count down to the holiday of amore, we're also giving some love to some of the most talented and adored geeks in the industry. This year, I thought I'd kick off the geek love-fest with a gal after my own heart: gadget geek Natali Del Conte! When Natali isn't reporting for CNET's Loaded, she's covering the market and giving her Read more

Tetris, the battle for Earth against alien blocks — Geekosystem 21 signs we should give up on robots — FWD Three kinds of people the Internet invented — Cracked 35 years of Star Wars, in infograph form! — Dvice Is Facebook the biggest IPO flop? — CNET The world's smallest artificial heart saves baby's life — Newser Winner of cutest tech proposal ever: the Pandora proposal Read more

10 things Star Wars fans love to hate — FWD Everything you need to know about this Saturday's supermoon! — Dvice Superhero origin stories that don't belong in movies — Cracked 10 biggest Internet IPOs ever — Newser Is the Kindle Fire tanking? — Geekosystem 10 awesome ways to use a USB flash drive — CNET Read more

The hard part (selecting a wedding date) is over, now it's time to get creative on your wedding save-the-date cards. With the popularity of smartphone photo apps, there are dozens of ways to share your "I do" plans in a style all your own. Or try a wallet-sized card to keep your date top of mind for guests. However you want to share the big news, opt for one of these quirky, frame-ready styles. Read more

Toyota's new concept car is a touchscreen smartphone on wheels — Dvice iPhone self destructs on a plane to Australia — Tecca Kansas governor apologizes to student tweeter for infringing on her First Amendment rights — Newser Similarities between the Internet and ancient Egypt — Cracked People may not really care about QR codes — Geekosystem Londoners are testing out urine-controlled Read more

The World Health Organization recently listed the cell phone as "carcinogenic," which means it could potentially be bad for your health due to the levels of radiation emitted during use. There are easy ways to cut down your risk of exposure, but a few of you had some additional questions that we'd like to cover here. Check out the cell phone radiation FAQ below, and leave any other questions you Read more

An ereader first: the Nook gets ranked over the Kindle — Consumer Reports Google to bring 250,000 British library books online — PC Mag Google's Father's Day "call dad" message angers many — Geek New Mac Pros Minis due out this Summer — CNET The 10 worst fathers in science fiction and fantasy — The Mary Sue Check out the new Apple iPad ad — YouTube PlayStation head says PS4 is Read more