Apple has reached out to its neighbors in Cupertino, CA with a mass mailing that details the company's ambitious plans for its upcoming "spaceship" campus. The letter, signed by CFO Peter Oppenheimer Continue reading…
A couple of leaked slides uncovered by Xbit Labs have laid out Intel's research and development roadmap out to 2015 and beyond. We already knew that Intel is scheduled to release the 22nm Haswell Continue reading…
Finnish designer Matti Suuronen created a round, prefabricated house called Futuro in the 1960s, but only around sixty units ended up being produced. The first of those was restored and put on display Continue reading…
Engineers at UC San Diego have begun testing a five-story hospital built atop a moving platform that models some of the fiercest earthquakes ever seen, in an effort to develop a building that will be Continue reading…
ARM processors now power everything from your Android phone to the latest version of Windows on tablets, but the architecture dates back to the days of British company Acorn Computers in the 80s. Reg Continue reading…
Intel's serious push into cellphones began late last year at its Developers Forum, where Google's Andy Rubin took to the stage to announce that all future versions of the Android operating system Continue reading…
You can already play Snake on just about any device, but a new version from Sydney-based MPU Labs takes the classic and projects it on a wall, dynamically generating levels based on the environment. Continue reading…
We all know the pain of a laggy touchscreen experience, and Nvidia is working on a solution with its DirectTouch architecture that uses a Tegra 3 chip to process touch input. The technology was Continue reading…
Perching atop a hill high in the Arizona desert, the "urban laboratory" of Arcosanti looks more like something from Star Wars than an actual city. Founded by architect Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti began to Continue reading…
When Intel announced its Haswell next generation processor microarchitecture (the one after Ivy Bridge) in September of last year, it said that it would re-invent the notebook. We already knew that Continue reading…
