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A camera finds individual drops, then a projector blacks them out of the driver’s view. Anyone who’s ever driven through a heavy rain has hoped for something like this: a…
Continue Reading →From Renault, a sporty, single-seater concept road car Click here to enter the gallery Renault’s latest concept car is the electric Twizy Renault Sport F1, a road car with…
Continue Reading →The traffic-plagued city has 4,500 lights across 469 square miles. It’s amazing how frustrating it can be to drive in L.A. Superhighways are jam-packed, cars crawl along in the…
Continue Reading →A start-up wants to launch satellites that would gather data to make weather forecasts by studying how signals from GPS satellites are distorted by the atmosphere they pass through.
Continue Reading →They may not make up the sexiest market segment. But don’t forget Grandma and Grandpa! AllThingsD reports that Fujitsu is pitching an Android phone it’s calling the Stylistic, aimed at…
Continue Reading →The latest Mobile Operator Industry report contains some interesting stats highlighting the explosive growth of the mobile Web. The GSMA, which is a mobile operator industry group, released a beefy…
Continue Reading →Securing critical infrastructure needs to go far beyond the measures in President Obama’s recent executive order. Yesterday, the president’s cybersecurity coördinator, Michael Daniel , appeared in San Francisco at the…
Continue Reading →Spotted near airforce bases, these curious painted asphalt patterns are Cold War artifacts. Click here to enter the gallery Consider it a barcode for bombers–an eye test for spy…
Continue Reading →How my monomaniacal devotion to writing poisoned my work.
Continue Reading →In animated ‘Turbo,’ a snail defies the odds and becomes an Indy 500 racer
Continue Reading →Well, not exactly. But new research suggests that communities with low “social capital” have 50 percent more traffic fatalities. Do you live around a cranky neighbor? Are you the cranky neighbor?…
Continue Reading →Philadelphia Inquirer ‘Promised Land’ goes easy on fracking issues HeraldNet Steve Butler is an advance man for a natural gas company, a guy who swoops into a small town, dresses…
Continue Reading →A West Coast storm will bring snow to Rockies and, possibly, a white Christmas to Dallas.
Continue Reading →House Speaker John Boehner received yet another reminder Tuesday of his principal challenge of finding a resolution to the fiscal cliff morass without alienating the core of his own party.
Continue Reading →Former President George W. Bush, who presided over the last attempt to pass comprehensive immigration reform in 2007, reiterated his belief Tuesday that immigrants are a beneficial and integral part of …
Continue Reading →Roads that light themselves, paint that warns you about icy conditions, and more from the zany Dutch design lab Studio Roosegaarde The folks behind the Dutch design lab Studio Roosegaarde…
Continue Reading →Steve Contorno Examiner Staff Writer Virginia police would gain authority to bust teenage drivers talking on cell phones or adults texting while driving if one Northern Virginia lawmaker gets his …
Continue Reading →A research has highlighted that skills gap is a major barrier to driving value from social media in 2012.
Continue Reading →MILWAUKEE — Construction has begun on Milwaukee’s first wind turbine. The turbine is located just north of the Port Administration…
Continue Reading →NakedDc is number one at CPAC
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