Water on Mars, an electroshock alarm clock, ice cubes that keep you from drinking too much, and how you can taste 115-year-old Scotch discovered buried in Antarctica!

SmartGlass floors for sports courts, the world's most sophisticated fitness tracker, BlackBerry gets an app store, and Atari files for bankruptcy.

The secrets of Obama's limo, cats blamed for endangering New Zealand's birds, bees attack a news quadcopter, the scientist who is NOT looking for a Neanderthal's surrogate mom, and Blockbuster's huge cutback.

Play Battleship from your mobile device, Twitter's Vine lets you embed videos in tweets, Google updates Slides and Image Search, emptying a ketchup packet without waste, and a release date for Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro.

If your computing needs are relatively light, a Chromebook might be just the thing you need. We take a closer look at these systems to help you see if this should be your next computer!

What tech advances await us in 2013? We're gazing into the future and giving you our predictions for the year!

A great screen protector for your phone, cases you'll never want to take off, a turntable for your iMac, and another look at that tea-brewing robot!

Valentine's Day is right around the corner - what are you gonna do??? Don't panic, we've got some ideas to please your sweetheart, while staying true to your inner geek.

The tech that ran (and sometimes failed) the 2013 Super Bowl, a way to spruce up your Apple power adapter and the predicted cat video invasion hits Vine.

Today on GeekBeat, we check out a sink that washes AND dries your hands, Hello Kitty flies high, two rings that will open your bottles, the huge success of Raspberry Pi, and Surface Pro tablets start to show in stores.

Amazon starts issuing its own currency, a device that helps your camera track your every move, a robot to keep your phone's screen clean, and the movement to build a Death Star heads to Kickstarter

An asteroid gives us a new definition of "near-miss", a new satellite launches to map the Earth, Earth observation's role in predicting storms, Curiosity drills into Martian rock, a musical duet from Earth and space, and a Google+ Hangout from orbit!

A concept for a transparent mobile phone, the world's first bionic eye, more jobs for robots in hospitals, sign-spinners get automated, controlling fighting robots across the web, and a bike that cleans the air its rider breathes.

Powering your paper planes, a Super Soaker that's properly chilled, artificial fins help a turtle get back into the swim, you can do Airplay from your HBO Go app, and get full episodes of A&E shows on their apps.

A few simple steps to get you past someone's iPhone lock screen, the hood ornament Curiosity found on Mars, name one of Pluto's moons, and what would happen if asteroid 2012 DA14 hit the Earth.

Congress starts thinking about tracking asteroids, a boy gets an inexpensive prosthetic hand thanks to 3D printing, Google Takeout adds new services to backup, and an arcade machine that pours the winner a beer!

Check out our new daily vlog, that Russian meteor was bigger than first thought, you can sign up for Hotmail's replacement, the HTC One has already been cloned, IMDB's iOS app adds Amazon linking, TubeRank will help you design your viral videos, and it's a bad week for big companies on Twitter.

On today's GeekBeat, we talk software updates from Apple, the Drobo 5N runs apps, robots want your blood (for only the best reasons!), and what all these high profile social media hacks should teach us.

On today's GeekBeat, we check out food printing for people in space, printing replacement body parts, why the Russian meteor video was blocked in Germany, the record that video has broken, and our own mash-up video nears 500,000 views.

On today's GeekBeat, Samsung's got a new tablet, HomeSync will put the media from your Android phone on your TV, LG has purchased webOS, most GM cars in 2015 will have 4G connectivity, and Splash Media U is giving military vets social media scholarships.