This is my epic battle between the Top 2 Smartphones on the market, the HTC One vs the Samsung Galaxy S4!

A 110-year-old lightbulb that's still working, a 3D-printed robot that can assemble itself, an all-in-one stand for the iPhone, Linux software to diagnose sick Windows drives, and the International Space Station goes Linux!

In Stockholm, King Chief Technology Officer Thomas Hartwig discusses the explosion of social games in this exclusive interview. http://youtube.com/gamerhubvideos http://facebook.com/gamerhubvideos http://twitter.com/gamerhubtv

For Bill Gates, technology is still the solution. He shows Charlie Rose some inventions he's working on to help heal the world.

We're taking a look at what real-world hacking looks like, where you're most vulnerable, and what you can do to protect yourself from it!

Square expands their services for small businesses, GeoGuessr gamifies Google Maps, Roku gets a new interface, Google+ gets a major redesign, Google Hangouts and Messaging get rolled together, Google All-Access is the company's new subscription music service, use one login across all Google Games platforms, and the phrase "Okay, Google" will let you search by voice!

We first encountered Hisense at CES this year, and now we have this cool 40-inch screen from them hanging in the office. We love it!

At the New York City premiere for Star Trek Into Darkness, the cast talk about video games and technology in these exclusive interviews. http://youtube.com/gamerhubvideos http://facebook.com/gamerhubvideos http://twitter.com/gamerhubtv

The Korg MicroKey 25 is a very tiny, but very feature rich, piano keyboard that you can connect to an iPad. It's no-nonsense awesomeness!

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Passengers don't need to take a vacation from technology while at sea. Celebrity Reflection cruise director Paul Baya talks about tech in this exclusive interview. http://youtube.com/gamerhubvideos http://facebook.com/gamerhubvideos http://twitter.com/gamerhubtv

BlackBerry introduces the Q5, the Nokia Lumia 925 is headed to stores in the UK and Europe, Windows 8.1 gets a preview release date, and an Arduino-powered project that lets house plants chase or hide from the sun.

On this episode of Rettinger's Rants, Jon's got cable tv in his sights!

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SpaceX Falcon 9 times three on your SpacePod for May 11th, 2010As one spaceship ends its career, another one is just beginning. The SpaceX Falcon 9 is getting ready for launch. An exact date is not yet set in stone, but the last we have heard was a No Earlier Than May 16th launch date. Rumors say May 23rd, but we'll see how that flight termination system we talked about last week ends up.The Falcon 9 that is getting ready to launch is but one of three that SpaceX has built or is in the process of building. This first flight is to test the basic system, then Falcon 9 flight 2 is designed to be the first flight under the COTS program and the first flight of an operational Dragon spacecraft.Dragon is the cargo capsule that is capable of being man-rated but is not yet there, so cargo only for now. The initial COTS-1 Dragon module will orbit the Earth several times then re-enter and splashdown off the coast of Southern California. This is designed to test the basic functions of Dragon as well as the Draco thrusters. And that's one of the really cool things about SpaceX. Unlike other companies, these engines are all SpaceX designs. The Merlin 1C engines that lift the Falcon 9 are SpaceX engines, not decommissioned ICBMs like on other rockets. The Draco thrusters that allow the Dragon capsule to steer and orient itself in space are also SpaceX designs and not just a part purchased from a defunct Government space program somewhere. It's sorta fun to watch the test of the Draco Thrusters, almost like they are trying to make a song of sorts.And then there's Falcon 9 Flight 3. Heck, flight #1 isn't even off the ground yet and already SpaceX is working on creating their third Falcon 9 rocket! Production for this rocket has already started with completion of several sections. Ten Merlin engines are being worked on now, nine Merlin 1C engines and one Merline Vacuum engine.While we will be sad to see the Space Shuttle leave us, it will also be a fun new beginning for commercial space companies like SpaceX. These companies can't be given a free ride and will need to prove that they have vehicles capable of safe transport of not just cargo but humans as well. But we also can't just throw up our hands and call it 'unproven technology'. All technology is unproven until, well, proven otherwise. It is the 'unproven' technology that changes the world, not the stuff we already know about.

Obama went to Kennedy Space Center in Florida to talk about his plan for NASA. We dissect a few of his statements to see where this organization may be going.We're also joined by John Powel who is the author of "Floating to Space". This is a fascinating interview showing how balloons not only can get us to space affordably, but how he is doing it right now! Sound crazy? Maybe a bit, but you've already seen his work in commercials from Toshiba and he can put some of your work in to space *today* using this technology. It may just be crazy enough to work!

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Bill Gates shows Charlie Rose his collection of rare scientific documents from famous inventors, and weighs in on the question of why so many of the world's most influential people have been left-handed.

With a father who was an engineer and a mother who was an anthropologist, Dr. Genevieve Bell's career as a cultural anthropologist at tech company Intel Labs was almost preordained. She leads a team of more than a hundred anthropologists, engineers, ethnographers, designers and others, who examine the social and cultural lives of real people and use this knowledge to explore the possibilities of what new, relevant and exciting technology experiences Intel can help create.