Using the Herschel Telescope, the European Space Agency has detected water vapor on Ceres, the largest and roundest object in the asteroid belt. And it just may have a whole lot of it. Read this article by Nick Statt on CNET News.

Leaked images show an interface that blends the look of Windows and Google Now and looks like what we saw from Samsung at CES. Read this article by Eric Mack on CNET.

A new toy seeking funding on Kickstarter is about as simple an idea as it gets — with massive imaginative potential.

Beats Music is a slightly different beast, with an interface that's geared toward slightly more passive music listeners who are looking for a more automated discovery experience.

Apple's Macintosh arrived with great fanfare, but the computer that aimed to show why 1984 wouldn't be like '1984' barely made its debut. Read this article by Dan Farber on CNET News.

Computer maker touts Microsoft's older operating system as an incentive to buyers of its desktop and laptop PCs. Read this article by Steven Musil on CNET News.

Researchers show that materials called piezoelectrics, packaged onto flexible strips attached to animal hearts, can supply power for medical devices where batteries pose problems. Read this article by Stephen Shankland on CNET News.

The rumor mill on Apple's newest smartphone and purported iWatch is starting to heat up with hints at possible manufacturing partners and release dates. Read this article by Dara Kerr on CNET News.

Researchers at Georgia Tech's School of Interactive Computing have analyzed the top phrases of successful -- and unsuccessful -- Kickstarter campaigns. Read this article by Michelle Starr on CNET.

A mystery rock wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a doughnut appeared on Mars recently, and NASA's trying to figure out how it got there. Read this article by Amanda Kooser on CNET.

You can also allow family and friends to identify your calls by adding a prefix to their numbers in your contacts. Read this article by Dennis O'Reilly on CNET.

We're keeping tabs on all of the rumors surrounding Samsung's next flagship phone, the Galaxy S5.

From the Galaxy S5 to bendable TVs to the iPhone 6, here are the most anticipated gadgets of the new year.

There isn't a straightforward method to discovering these tragic events, but it's still possible. Read this article by Jason Cipriani on CNET.

In 1964, the famed writer shared his vision of our time. Some predictions were spot-on, while others were wildly off base. Crave's Eric Mack thinks he knows why.

Bioglow's autoluminescent plants will soon glow up for auction, giving the public their first chance to grab one of these living night-lights. Read this article by Amanda Kooser on CNET.

When a 7-year-old asks Australian scientists for a dragon, they first give her a sincere apology, then figure out how to send her an adorable 3D-printed winged beast. Read this article by Bonnie Burton on CNET.

A Japanese tinkerer calling himself Basami Sentaku on YouTube has built electronic panpipes out of old Famicom cartridges. Read this article by Michelle Starr on CNET.

Chinese researchers have done the seemingly impossible: observed and recorded an instance of ball lightning completely by accident. And it bodes well for a decade-old theory about the nature of the conundrum. Read this article by Nick Statt on CNET News.

When a court quashed the FCC's Net neutrality rules, Netflix became the bull's-eye for fears of higher fees from broadband providers, but it doesn't have to be that way. Read this article by Joan E. Solsman on CNET News.

What if people with diabetes didn't have to prick their fingers several times a day to conduct blood sugar tests -- but instead could simply wear contacts? Read this article by Dara Kerr on CNET News.

An update to Adobe's Photoshop CC will allow creatives to send designs straight to 3D printers with the same workflow used for other Photoshop tasks.

The improved Jawbone Era squashes background din yet remains stylishly compact.