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‘Doom’ Developer John Carmack Joins Oculus to Take Virtual Reality Mainstream

Jason Dorrier - August 8, 2013

Leap Motion “Minority Report” Controller Ships, First Reviews a Mixed Bag

Jason Dorrier - August 1, 2013

Is Cisco’s Forecast of 50 Billion Internet-Connected Things by 2020 Too Conservative?

Jason Dorrier - July 30, 2013

70,000+ Have Played ‘Eyewire’ Game That Trains Computers To Map the Brain

Aaron Frank - July 10, 2013

Medical Tricorder Startup Scanadu Scout Raises Over $1.3M With Two Weeks Left

David J. Hill - July 8, 2013

Realeyes Emotion Detection Software Knows How You’re Feeling About Their Clients’ Ads

Jason Dorrier - July 6, 2013

How Serious Is Virtual Reality Headset Oculus Rift? $16 Million ‘Series A’ Serious

Jason Dorrier - July 3, 2013

China’s Tianhe-2 Doubles World’s Top Supercomputing Speed Two Years Ahead Of Schedule

Jason Dorrier - July 1, 2013

Tiny CubeSat Satellites Spur Revolution In Space

Jason Dorrier - June 23, 2013

Will iRobot and Cisco’s New Robot Take a Bite Out of Business Travel?

Jason Dorrier - June 21, 2013

Amazon Jumps into 3D Printing With Online Shop

Jason Dorrier - June 19, 2013

AI Startup Anki Debuts At WWDC, Wows With Impressive Tech, $50 Million In Funding

Jason Dorrier - June 11, 2013

Watching The Police: Will Two-Way Surveillance Reduce Crime And Increase Accountability?

Tarun Wadhwa - June 11, 2013

You’ll Be Able to Buy a 3D Printer at Staples by the End of June

Jason Dorrier - June 7, 2013

CrowdOptic To Put Augmented Reality Art Gallery in Toronto Cityscape

Tarun Wadhwa - June 6, 2013

Google Buys Quantum Computer for Artificial Intelligence Lab at NASA

Jason Dorrier - June 5, 2013

Oculus Rift Is Breathing New Life Into the Dream of Virtual Reality

Jason Dorrier - May 31, 2013

Virtual And Real Objects Meet And Become Smarter Objects At MIT

Peter Murray - May 20, 2013

Cara Face Recognition Transforms Standard Webcams Into Intelligent Sensors

Jason Dorrier - May 16, 2013

The Future of Gaming — It May All Be in Your Head

Aaron Frank - May 12, 2013

Google Glass Becoming The Definitive Tech Story of 2013

David J. Hill - May 5, 2013

Samsung’s (Very) Early Attempts At Thought-Controlled Mobile Devices

Jason Dorrier - May 2, 2013

Moore’s Law Is No Joke — Pile Of Electronics From 1993 Fits In Your Palm Today

Jason Dorrier - May 1, 2013

Kickstarter Campaign To Create Glowing Plant Goes Viral – Singularity Labs FTW!

Peter Murray - April 25, 2013

Switch to Tablet and Smartphone Drives Striking Sales Declines in PCs

Jason Dorrier - April 24, 2013

Anticipated and Controversial, First Google Glass Devices in Production

Jason Dorrier - April 18, 2013

Google Fiber Expands In Kansas City, Heads To Austin Next

David J. Hill - April 10, 2013

Are We Paying Enough Attention to Information Technology’s Dark Side?

Jason Dorrier - April 8, 2013

Sensors in Smartphones: Galaxy S4 Adds Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Sensors

Jason Dorrier - April 1, 2013

World’s Biggest Radio Telescope Opens Eyes in the Chilean Atacama

Jason Dorrier - March 27, 2013

Why Wait For Google Fiber? UK Farmers Want Faster Internet, Build Their Own

David J. Hill - March 16, 2013

Another Legend Brought Back To Life With Technology — This Time It’s Audrey Hepburn

David J. Hill - March 6, 2013

Hype or Hope? We’ll Soon Find Out – Leap Motion “Minority Report” Controller Ships in May

Jason Dorrier - March 5, 2013

Infinity Aerospace Wants to Open Source Space Research With ArduLab

Jason Dorrier - March 5, 2013

Tech Giants Promote Video With A Simple Message: Kids Need to Learn Programming

David J. Hill - February 28, 2013

Quest to Model the Human Brain Nets a Billion Euros

Jason Dorrier - February 26, 2013

Deep Brain Stimulation Used To Treat Early Stage Parkinson’s Disease

Peter Murray - February 23, 2013

Google Glass Drops “Project” Status, Opens Testing To The Public

David J. Hill - February 21, 2013

Diamandis: Tricorder X Prize Offers $10 Million to Build Star Trek Inspired Health Scanner

Jason Dorrier - February 20, 2013

Crowdfunding Star Wars — Kickstarter Campaign For Death Star Construction Aims To Raise $30M

David J. Hill - February 17, 2013

Will You Soon Be Able To Buy Used Ebooks And Digital Music? Amazon Moves In That Direction

David J. Hill - February 16, 2013

AutoDesk and Organovo Team Up To Bring Printable Human Organs Closer

Jason Dorrier - February 13, 2013

Watson Is Now Commercially Available, Set To Help Doctors Treat Cancer

Peter Murray - February 13, 2013

Recording Your Life, Allowing Others To View It As Virtual Reality World: Lifelogging

Peter Murray - February 10, 2013

Sifteo Builds New Gaming Platform Using Interactive Cubes

David J. Hill - February 7, 2013

Google Wants to Ditch the Password – Sounds Lovely

Jason Dorrier - February 4, 2013

2.5 Million Computers Give PetaFLOP/s Power to Einstein@Home, Other Projects

Jason Dorrier - January 30, 2013

Tablet Sales to Trump Laptops in 2013 – That Was Fast!

Jason Dorrier - January 24, 2013

Khan Academy Update — It’s Hard To Imagine How Much Hotter This Tech Can Get

David J. Hill - January 21, 2013

Microsoft Researchers Developing Wrist-Worn Sensors That Track Finger Movements

David J. Hill - January 11, 2013

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