AP Video - Science and Technology

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Foneshow is a new service that lets you listen to Podcasts on your cell phone. And you dont need a computer or a copy of iTunes to listen in. (May 14)

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When it comes to tapping energy from the ocean, off-shore oil rigs are often what comes to mind. But the ocean itself is proving to be an efficient and environmentally friendly source of energy. (May 13)

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Is pollution changing the way flowers smell? Some scientists say yes. Ted Shaffrey reports from New York. (May 12)

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When the CERN particle collider goes online this summer, it could shed new light on how the universe was formed. (May 12)

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About forty-five feet beneath the ocean's surface lies a cemetery with gates, pathways, plaques and even benches. It's called the Neptune Memorial Reef. (May 9)

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With consumers demanding more "green" products, the lobster industry stands to lose out if it doesn't get certified as eco-friendly. (May 9)

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Educators at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology decided to use a different approach to get kids interested in science. (May 8)

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If you find that balancing your checkbook or organizing receipts ranks low on your daily planner, a new website could help you turn over a new leaf. Mint dot com aims to do just that. (May 7)

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Scientists have returned from an expedition across the Antarctic ocean, armed with detailed information on the future of climate change. (May 6)

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This week marks the 15th anniversary of the launch of the World Wide Web. Industry insiders at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco discuss what Internet users can expect over the next 15 years. (April 30)

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The American Academy of Dermatology is trying to raise awareness about the danger of tanning. The group says skin cancer cases are on the rise among younger women. (May 5)