InventorSpot

India, like the U.S., is trying to escape its dependence on imported oil. While everyone save the American government is talking about power sources like hydrogen and ethanol to get cars moving, one Indian inventor is looking for a much simpler solution.

Forget about TV and radio, the best source of breaking news on the deadly earthquake may have been Twitter.

China's Terminal 3 airport opened in February. It's a modern work of art with mind-blowing proportions.

Microsoft and NBC are putting the Olympics on the web... live streams of nearly all the games, even the ones no one seems to watch.

MySpace moves east, opening versions in South Korea and India. They're more advanced than the U.S. version, to attract computer experts and tech fans.

A meeting in China this month discusses IPv6, a new version of the entire Internet. Experts say the world is already running out of enough available web addresses.

The site for the 2009 World Cyber Games video game tournament has been announced. It's a first-ever for China.

Are you a University of Massachusetts alumnus? A current student? You might not be alone in the world soon. The school is working out a deal to bring online classes to China.

Dell Computers announces major expansion into China with more than a dozen new products, including major Internet investments.

The classic board game Scrabble has a new home online, though it's not an official one! Thousands of people are playing "Scrabulous" every day, even as its inventors face off against toy company giants.