Nissan Brings Japanese Minicars to the U.S.   The Nissan Cube, a 30-plus-mpg minimobile, looks like a marshmallow, and will bring Japan's love of small cars to the United States.

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Marijuana Could Be Good for Memory — But Not if You're High   A compound similar to THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, improves memory in rats in low doses, and could help stave off Alzheimer's disease.

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Why Adobe Configurator Will Revolutionize How You Use Photoshop   To help make Photoshop more flexible and bit easier to work with, Adobe releases Configurator — an add-on that makes it easy to customize Photoshop panels to suit your needs. The real power of Configurator lies in the ability to swap your creations and download tools from other Photoshop users.

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Microsoft to Offer Free Virus Protection Software for Windows   Microsoft's new Windows antivirus package will furnish XP, Vista and 7 users free protection from viruses, spyware and other malware, starting in the second half of 2009. While it'll replace Microsoft's current paid service, we don't suggest throwing away any third-party solutions just yet.

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U.S. Drug Czar Posts Roadmap to Buying Dope in San Francisco   Trying to make a point of some kind, the government produces a Google map mashup marking the best places to buy medical marijuana in the City by the Bay.

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Honda's Still Pimping Hydrogen, This Time in a Cool Car   Honda unveils a three-seater hydrogen vehicle at the L.A. Auto Show, betraying the automaker's resilient confidence that fuel cells are the energy source of the future.

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Start Saving Now for Your Mini-E EV   The all-electric Mini-E BMW unveiled Wednesday might very well be the perfect urban EV — if only the privilege didn't come attached with such a ridiculous price tag.

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Make Your Site an iPhone App   Use an open source development kit to easily transform your website into an iPhone App with JavaScript access to location and accelerometer.

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Let Google's My Maps Be Your Geo Database   Store geolocations inside a My Maps mashup and access the data anywhere on the web. The RSS feed produced by Google can be read by other services, or on your own site with the Google Maps API.

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