Computing Archives - Page 12 of 21

LG’s 55” OLED Television Is Thin As a Pencil and First to Market

Jason Dorrier - January 10, 2013

IBM Predicts Computers Will Touch, Taste, Smell, Hear and See In 5 Years

Jason Dorrier - January 10, 2013

Go With The Flow — Captive Media Raises $700k For Its Urinal Video Games

David J. Hill - January 8, 2013

Television Declining Rapidly As Shift To Online Entertainment Consumption Grows

David J. Hill - January 8, 2013

Leap Motion ‘Minority Report’ Computer Interface Preps For Big 2013

Jason Dorrier - January 3, 2013

A Vision of the Future in 2013? Flexible Phone Rumors Continue Apace

Jason Dorrier - December 24, 2012

Cyborg Future Draws Closer As Woman Controls Robotic Arm With Brain Implant

Peter Murray - December 23, 2012

Now Learners Don’t Need An Internet Connection To Watch Khan Academy Lessons

David J. Hill - December 21, 2012

Yes, You Can Hack a Pacemaker (and Other Medical Devices Too)

Tarun Wadhwa - December 9, 2012

Implant Devices Collect Patient Data, But Patients Denied Access

David J. Hill - December 5, 2012

Telepresence Robots Invade Hospitals – “Doctors Can Be Anywhere, Anytime”

Jason Dorrier - December 4, 2012

Latest Call Of Duty Game Raises Franchise To The Heights Of Star Wars And Harry Potter

David J. Hill - December 4, 2012

Australian Outback Launches Fastest Radio Telescope in the World

Jason Dorrier - December 3, 2012

$25 Million Michigan Project Hopes to Add Cars to Internet of Things

Jason Dorrier - December 1, 2012

America’s Titan Surpasses Sequoia as World’s Fastest Supercomputer

Jason Dorrier - November 25, 2012

Doctors Use Brain Scanner To Communicate With ‘Vegetative’ Patient

Peter Murray - November 23, 2012

Space Exploration on the Cheap: Kickstarter Sensation NanoSatisfi Launches in 2013

Jason Dorrier - November 21, 2012

A Google Surprise — Worldwide Alternative Reality Game Ingress Revealed

David J. Hill - November 17, 2012

Paging Dr. Watson: IBM and Cleveland Clinic Collaborate to Train Watson in Medicine

Jason Dorrier - November 16, 2012

Google Fiber Finally Launches: Kansas City Homes Now Get Superfast 1 Gigabit Internet

David J. Hill - November 15, 2012

Curiosity Game Goes Viral! Millions Want to Know What’s Inside Giant Cube

Jason Dorrier - November 14, 2012

Another Smartphone Personal Assistant Takes On Siri — Hello Maluuba

David J. Hill - November 13, 2012

1 Million Robots To Replace 1 Million Human Jobs At Foxconn? First Robots Have Arrived.

David J. Hill - November 12, 2012

New At The Dentist: 3D Printing “Dental Crowns While You Wait”

Peter Murray - November 7, 2012

Campaigns Embrace Big Data, Algorithms, Mobile Tech…They Know Who You Are

Jason Dorrier - November 4, 2012

The Race to a Billion Billion Operations Per Second: An Exaflop by 2018?

Jason Dorrier - November 1, 2012

Memoto – The Camera That Makes Lifelogging Mainstream? Selling Fast On Kickstarter

Peter Murray - October 25, 2012

U.S. Army Embraces 3D Printers: “It’s Kind of a Magical Thing”

Peter Murray - October 18, 2012

New Upper Body Bionic Suit Uses Air to Lift Loads of 50 Kilograms

Jason Dorrier - October 16, 2012

IBM’s Watson Expands Commercial Applications, Aims to Go Mobile

Jason Dorrier - October 14, 2012

Retro Commercials: One Company Dared To Compete With IBM And Macintosh Computers In 1984

David J. Hill - October 11, 2012

Keyless Entry Via Smartphone With Lockitron Takes Off

David J. Hill - October 9, 2012

Coca-Cola Equips Vending Machines With Kinects, Lets You Dance For Free Cokes

David J. Hill - October 9, 2012

Google Maps Lets You Explore The Last Great Frontier On Earth: The Ocean

David J. Hill - October 4, 2012

Build Your Own Supercomputer With Raspberry Pis and Legos – For Reals!

Peter Murray - September 22, 2012

Free 123D Catch App Makes Your iPhone a 3D Scanner

Jason Dorrier - September 15, 2012

2013 — The Dawn Of Wearable Computing?

David J. Hill - September 13, 2012

RFID Tracking Of Students? Electronic Roll Call in Texas Stirs Debate

Jason Dorrier - September 12, 2012

Control Computers With Plants? Disney Magic Makes It Happen

David J. Hill - August 31, 2012

Chinese Noodle-Slicing Robot

Peter Murray - August 27, 2012

Billboards and TVs Detect Your Face: Advertisers Salivate

Tarun Wadhwa - August 8, 2012

Bionic Vision: “Sight” Short Movie Explores the Coming Future of Augmented Reality

Aaron Frank - July 31, 2012

Real-Time Language Translation With UK Developer’s Own Google-esque Augmented Reality Glasses

David J. Hill - July 28, 2012

Learn Science While Playing Video Games? Video Game Maker Valve Makes Dreams Comes True

David J. Hill - July 22, 2012

India To Biometrically Identify All Of Its 1.2 Billion Citizens

Tarun Wadhwa - July 10, 2012

Education is Undergoing a Startling Revolution — Let’s Support it!

Rob Nail - July 1, 2012

Transcribe Videos And Make Them Searchable With Koemei

David J. Hill - June 29, 2012

Abundance – The Future is Better Than You Think

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - June 28, 2012

Personal Assistant Catfight Is Brewing As Evi Tries To Keep Pace With Apple’s Siri

David J. Hill - June 14, 2012

Founders of Leap Motion: Our Amazing 3D Tracking Will Be Everywhere

Aaron Saenz - June 13, 2012

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