El Niño is almost over, but the wreckage of things it knocked over in its wake continues—and one of those things is your sugar supply. Eat your desserts while you still can, friends.

Oranges are, by far, America’s number one fruit. But in the last few years a mysterious die-off has been hitting the groves—and it’s spreading fast.

A very, very brief power outage at a Toshiba factory forced the company to completely halt operations at the critical plant. This could mean as much as a 20% drop in chip shipments which could lead to product shortages everywhere.

A wonder material makes your smartphone screen work. But with the world's stocks running out fast, the hunt is on for something new to keep us in touch.

One thing iPhone 4 and HTC Evo 4G fans can agree on: it's a pain in the neck to get your hands on either. That's making it hard for Sprint to get the 4G foothold they'd envisioned.

Digitimes is claiming that Nintendo is having a problem making good on its promise to ramp up Wii production, something that was set for June, thanks to a shortage of IC chips and PCBs. This means that the global Wii shortage will continue well into the second half of 2007, the holiday season and probably into 2008 as…