Google has announced a three-year partnership with UK organization Teach First, which aims to increase students' exposure to science and technology by training teachers and providing equipment. Each Continue reading…
"Do you know what this is? It is a man, talking to a machine. And this is a machine... talking to a machine." Phones and satellites may not very inspiring to hordes of hyper-connected people born in Continue reading…
The day the casette deck was evicted from its place on car dashboards was a watershed moment that, in some ways, marked the end of the technology. We're now reaching the point where the CD player is Continue reading…
President Obama will issue an executive order today that will allow the US to establish sanctions on foreign individuals, companies, and government agencies that use technologies like phone tracking Continue reading…
We've yet to see Pixel Qi's unique, transflective, and outdoor-readable color displays make a big impact in the market — only about a dozen consumer devices use the company's screens — but the Continue reading…
Pixel Qi founder Mary Lou Jepsen has taken to her blog to announce that the outdoor-viewable color screen technology is now shipping in "about a dozen" consumer products. These include known Continue reading…
Cadillac is introducing Driver Awareness and Driver Assist packages on the 2013 XTS and ATS sedans, bringing together an array of cameras, radar, and ultrasonic sensors to help drivers avoid Continue reading…
Never a man short on bold predictions, Nvidia boss Jen-Hsun Huang has used an email to staff this week to express his company's intention to bring the newly unveiled Kepler desktop and mobile GPU to Continue reading…
Sony announced the Xperia Sola yesterday, and among some mid-tier specs and an unfortunate hunk of Gingerbread, there was a pretty unique (if gimmicky) feature to be found: "floating touch." One of Continue reading…
In this day and age of tablets that have screens with over three million pixels, it's easy to forget the humble pocket calculator, one of the world's first examples of mobile computing. The New York Continue reading…
