Crazy adventures begin almost as soon as Jeremy Hart sets off on an around-the-world drive in a Ford Fiesta.

We're living in an age of multiple connected screens, where even our media-savvy televisions demand some occasional typing to search for a videogame, TV show or Netflix rental. Problem is, typing (more like hunting and pecking) with a game controller or remote control is a pain in the butt — and that's the world into which the TiVo Slide is being born.

According to Forbes, the average value of a NFL team has dipped 2 percent to $1.02 billion, marking the first time that data point has declined since the magazine started tracking NFL team valuations in 1998.

Artist Theo Kamecke has taken vintage circuit boards and transformed them to adorn furniture and sculpture that can be used in homes and galleries.

SEATTLE -- Snowball the dancing parrot doesn't just bob to the beat. The YouTube sensation, who proved last year that humans aren't the only species that got rhythm, gets his groove on better with a dance partner. "It's not just an automatic response to sound," said neurobiologist Aniruddh Patel of the Neurosciences Institute in San Diego. "It's concerned with bonding."

Carl Bosch, a chemist whose work would transform agriculture and industry — and eventually enable the Green Revolution — is born.

I'm always on the lookout for the latest edge-defining interactive trends, so when I read a blog post that pointed to a tweet referring to a Facebook group that referred to a thing called a "get together," I was intrigued.

Research In Motion Ltd., facing a possible ban on its BlackBerry service in India, offered to lead an industry forum in developing ways to balance the country’s security needs with customers’ privacy requirements.

It could be possible to harvest "hygroelectricity" from lightning the air in regions that experience high humidity, such as the tropics.

A prehistoric man whose naturally mummified body was discovered frozen in the Italian Alps may have been toted up the mountain by his comrades, a new study suggests. The Iceman, also nicknamed Ötzi, lived between 5,350 and 5,100 years ago as part of a genetically distinct European population. Hikers noticed the Iceman poking out of a glacier in 1991.

Users of the world's biggest social network are more excited about a low-budget horror flick than the forthcoming The Social Network

Hewlett-Packard Co., waging a bidding war with Dell Inc., said it would pay $1.8 billion for 3Par Inc. -- about $200 million more than a Dell offer from earlier today.

Google may need to add mobile, business features to make its new Internet-calling service a true rival

Dutch sci-fi fans will stage the world's first Klingon opera next month. They've even beamed a message into space inviting the Klingons to attend, but they have yet to receive any RSVPs.

China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd. may start sales of Apple Inc.’s iPad in mid to late September, the China Business News reported today, citing an unidentified person at the carrier.