One expert said some productions made by the terror group were 'good enough to put on the Discovery Channel'
By Kathy Gannon
In an Internet age, al-Qaeda prizes geek jihadis as much as would-be suicide bombers and gunmen. The terror network is recruiting computer-savvy technicians to produce sophisticated Web documentaries and multimedia products aimed at Muslim audiences in the US, Britain and other Western countries.

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By Glyn Moody
It seems that the £200 (US$403) ultraportable Asus Eee PC can do no wrong. The size of a paperback, weighing less than a kilogram, with built-in Wi-Fi and using Flash memory instead of a hard drive for storage, the Eee PC has been winning positive comments across the board.

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By Barnaby J. feder
With many people worried about getting sick -- whether from the common cold or exotic new strains of antibiotic-resistant bacteria -- Paul and Jeffrey Metzger had reason to hope that the germ-fighting key fob they invented would be a hit.

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