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Today at Google’s I/O conference, stock Android seemed like a pricey luxury. Why? Today at the 2013 Google I/O conference in California, Google announced that the company would begin…
Continue Reading →Microsoft named Amy Hood as its chief financial officer, the first woman to hold the job. She was most recently the chief financial officer of the business division, which oversees …
Continue Reading →Future – tech fair exposes geeky visions CNET (blog) The school will feature those and more student and faculty innovations Thursday at its Digital Arts and Technology Expo, which this year…
Continue Reading →How to migrate your data to a new Mac Acquiring a new Mac is always exciting. Unboxing one is enough to send some people scurrying for a video camera, so…
Continue Reading →Having your own wireless network when you’re travelling can be essential, especially if you need to transform a hotel’s complimentary wired connection into a wireless one for your tablet or…
Continue Reading →How to play video on your Mac The Mac was the first computer that supported digital video, its QuickTime architecture helping to ensure that for many years it was the…
Continue Reading →Samsung is rolling out its new branding in full, announcing a new naming scheme that will now see all of its Windows PCs under the Ativ name – and among them…
Continue Reading →Twitter may soon have a feature it probably should have had long ago, if the word of some sources is to be believed. According to these twittering talkies, speaking with…
Continue Reading →How do you make an electronic brain prosthesis that could restore a person’s ability to form long-term memories? Recent experiments by Theodore Berger and his colleagues, including Sam Deadwyler…
Continue Reading →After the giant hoopla over Facebook Home in the last couple of weeks, the company could be forgiven for thinking more than half 500,000 users would have downloaded it to see…
Continue Reading →While we are surrounded by radio waves emitted by the Cosmos, we have only known about them since the 1890s, when wireless transmission was first demonstrated. However, It wasn’t until…
Continue Reading →Blu-ray vs HD-DVD and VHS vs Betamax were legendary tech format wars, but it’s unlikely we can expect the same level of drama or excitement from the latest…
Continue Reading →A new class of smarter robots is being readied for the workplace. A new class of industrial robot is appearing. These robots are smart, affordable, and safe enough to work…
Continue Reading →Social ties between humans are stronger than those between fruit flies or ants but weaker than those between bees, according to a cheerful new ranking based on how quickly creatures…
Continue Reading →Storing video and other files more intelligently reduces the demand on servers in a data center. New research suggests that data centers could significantly cut their electricity usage simply by…
Continue Reading →Completely autonomous vehicles will remain a fantasy for years. Until they’re here, we need technology that enhances human drivers’ abilities rather than making those abilities increasingly obsolete.
Continue Reading →Looking before you leap: a strategy that it might not hurt more publishers to adopt. Simon & Schuster will become the last of the Big Six publishers to make its…
Continue Reading →Digital convergence is rapidly coming to lighting as component makers pave the way for customizable, networked lamps. Now that we have smart phones, smart TVs, and smart thermostats, perhaps its…
Continue Reading →Currencies designed to fix perceived flaws in Bitcoin could lead to competition that makes the idea of digital “cryptocurrency” stick. In recent weeks, the digital currency Bitcoin has soared and…
Continue Reading →?The trickiest thing about the brain mapping project might be that we don’t even know what we’re trying to learn.
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