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Not an easy thing to conceptualize indeed, but according to eMarketer there will be more mobile Internet users in China than the entire population of ... More
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It's been a year or so since RIM announced that push APIs had become available to its Alliance Program members, and now it looks like the rest of us a... More
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It's far and away one of the most genius concepts we've seen in the past year, and we couldn't possibly be happier for one Min-Kyu Choi. Said designer... More
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While most of the FCC's new Broadband plan has been about, well, broadband, there's also some great news for HDTV fans. We expected a few mentions abo... More
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Microprocessor mega-shocker: self-assembling silicon chips could lead to ever smaller circuitry » read source
Researchers have been hard at work for the past few years trying to build computer chips using self-assembling circuitry built of molecules -- meaning... More
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Plug your cell phone charger into the wall. Feel it. Is it warm? Then like it or not, you're wasting electricity. AT&T would like to change all that w... More
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Heads-up displays are undoubtedly novel, and downright useful in the right circumstances. Trouble is, few of these prototypes ever make it beyond the ... More
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DARPA wants to let you all know that its plans for the robot apocalypse are still going strong. The agency's got IBM working on the brains, has an RFI... More
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Are you thinking of new ways to go green this spring? Try getting a new AT&T Zero Charger for your cell phone, which will stop drawing an electrical c... More
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NEW YORK--The technology is maturing and there's significant investment on the way, but the smart grid still lacks the regulations and consumer demand... More
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Software testing marketplace uTest today announced the results of its so-called “TV Networks Bug Battle” competition. More than 500 software profe... More
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rands are increasingly prominent on the App Store and Apple tends to love featuring folks like Britney Spears and Coca-Cola on the App Store’s front... More
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NEW YORK--Intel wants you to take more interest in your energy use but isn't fussy about how you do it.
The chip giant has developed a broad strate... More
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It’s no secret that we’re fans of all kinds of tech and gadgets, but we especially hold a soft spot in our hearts for things like this. They’re ... More
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To answer that we brought in an expert, Bradford Cross. Bradford is the Co-Founder and Head of Research at FlightCaster. FlightCaster is backed by Y C... More
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A computer algorithm, functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI), and neuroscientists working together have been able to identify what people are re...
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This afternoon, Microsoft lifted the curtain on the first Internet Explorer 9 technology preview for developers. Initial demos at MIX 10 in Las Vegas ...
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To answer that we brought in an expert, Bradford Cross. Bradford is the Co-Founder and Head of Research at FlightCaster. FlightCaster is backed by Y C...
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NEW YORK--Intel wants you to take more interest in your energy use but isn't fussy about how you do it.
The chip giant has developed a broad strate...
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rands are increasingly prominent on the App Store and Apple tends to love featuring folks like Britney Spears and Coca-Cola on the App Store’s front...
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Software testing marketplace uTest today announced the results of its so-called “TV Networks Bug Battle” competition. More than 500 software profe...
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NEW YORK--The technology is maturing and there's significant investment on the way, but the smart grid still lacks the regulations and consumer demand...
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Are you thinking of new ways to go green this spring? Try getting a new AT&T Zero Charger for your cell phone, which will stop drawing an electrical c...
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DARPA wants to let you all know that its plans for the robot apocalypse are still going strong. The agency's got IBM working on the brains, has an RFI...
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Heads-up displays are undoubtedly novel, and downright useful in the right circumstances. Trouble is, few of these prototypes ever make it beyond the ...
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Plug your cell phone charger into the wall. Feel it. Is it warm? Then like it or not, you're wasting electricity. AT&T would like to change all that w...
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Researchers have been hard at work for the past few years trying to build computer chips using self-assembling circuitry built of molecules -- meaning...
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