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If it works for shopping carts, it should work for parking, right? MIT's Smart Cities team is considering this very notion, creating a concept car that stacks like its grocery bretheren. I doubt people will want to buy them for personal use (cars represent individuality and these cars look anything but unique), but the team's idea is something a ( Read more... )

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I'm not a big fan of cellular technologies (I like to keep it simple), but I'm constantly amazed at what they're capable of. It's like every other month companies come out with some remarkable new feature - I mean, when was it that digital cameras were barely capable of two megapixels? Now it's like a phone has to have it as a bare minimum to be ( Read more... )

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