Magic and tech in the 21st century combine in Jeff Parker and Tom Fowler's hilarious comic Mysterius, released this week as a paperback collection from DC's Wildstorm imprint.

A group of Washington, D.C., artists create outer space-inspired art in honor of Yuri Gagarin, the first astronaut.

Competition turns cutthroat as more and more people track their travels with the location-based service. At the South by Southwest conference, the quest for badges and tussles over mayorships gets frenetic and weird.

At the Austin absinthe bar, drinks come with a tasty back story.

Looking to hack your office basketball pool? Here's how to do it.

There's a method to the March madness. Two engineers from North Carolina State have a strategy for scoring like a champ at the free throw line.

'The internet' is in the running for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize. Modesty does not prevent us from reporting that the internet's candidacy was championed by the Wired for advancing 'dialogue, debate and consensus.'

Geeks party like rock stars at South by Southwest's interactive and film festivals. A photo tour of the Saturday night scene.

Chances are, if you have a newer mobile phone, it's a television screen in your pocket. These tiny smartphones are truly smart, and the latest mobiles are connected to the internet and sport a sharp small screen.