Tech Archives - Page 12 of 13

The Internet of Things Should ‘Rattle the Imagination’

Jason Dorrier - November 4, 2014

Futuristic Medical Implant Powered by Sound Waves

Arlington Hewes - October 27, 2014

Desktop Machine Carves Metal and Wood Like Butter

Jason Dorrier - October 22, 2014

When the Internet Sleeps

Jason Dorrier - October 20, 2014

AI Algorithm Masters Space Invaders in All-Night Gaming Session

Jason Dorrier - October 16, 2014

Million Robot Revolution Delayed—iPhone Manufacturer Foxconn Hires More Humans

Jason Dorrier - October 12, 2014

Navy’s Boat Drones Pack Hunt Like Wolves on Water

Jason Dorrier - October 9, 2014

Drones Portray Flying Lampshades in Cirque du Soleil’s Short Film “Sparked”

Sveta McShane - October 1, 2014

Virtual Reality May Become the Next Great Media Platform—But Can It Fool All Five Senses?

Jason Dorrier - September 28, 2014

This Algorithm Finds the Safest Neighborhood Close to a McDonald’s Just From Photos

Arlington Hewes - September 25, 2014

3D Printer Delivered to Space Station Launching New Era of Space Manufacturing

Jason Dorrier - September 24, 2014

Big Brother Is Feeling You: The Global Impact Of AI-Driven Mental Health Care

Steven Kotler - September 22, 2014

Our Growing Addiction to “Cognitive Ecstasy” Drives Technology’s Progress…And That’s Okay

Jason Dorrier - September 21, 2014

Know What Chemical Elements Are Inside Your Smartphone? A Good Chunk of the Periodic Table

David J. Hill - September 16, 2014

Robot Bartender to Set Sail On Cutting-Edge Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship

Sveta McShane - September 10, 2014

When Do We Get Catbots? We Have the Technology

David J. Hill - September 9, 2014

New Apple Watch and Other Smartwatches Merely a Step In Technology’s Great Disappearing Act

Jason Dorrier - September 7, 2014

Atlas Robot Slaves Away in MIT Lab, Hauling Metal Scaffolding for Us Humans

Jason Dorrier - September 6, 2014

Experimental Rat ‘Brain’ Fighter Pilot May Yield Insights Into How the Brain Works

Arlington Hewes - September 4, 2014

Is Tech Unemployment Good or Bad?

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 24, 2014

Bitcoin: Going from Deceptive to Disruptive

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 3, 2014

Intel Unveils Tiny, Low-Power Quark Chip For Internet of Things

Jason Dorrier - September 23, 2013

Ingestible, Implantable, Or Intimate Contact: How Will You Take Your Microscale Body Sensors?

George Skidmore - May 13, 2013

Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Suspends Trading As Prices Crash

Jason Dorrier - April 11, 2013

Bitcoin Blows Up, Exchange Rate Jumps Ten-Fold in Recent Weeks

Jason Dorrier - April 9, 2013

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

David J. Hill - March 16, 2013

Before/After Of Pope Announcement Shows Incredible Proliferation Of Mobile In Just 8 Years

David J. Hill - March 14, 2013

Robot Serves Up 360 Hamburgers Per Hour

Peter Murray - January 22, 2013

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

David J. Hill - January 21, 2013

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

David J. Hill - January 8, 2013

Filmmaker Jason Silva Brings You Kurzweil’s Six Epochs Of Evolution

Peter Murray - December 6, 2012

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

Jason Dorrier - November 14, 2012

Exclusive Interview with Ray Kurzweil

Singularity Hub Staff - September 29, 2012

No More Skipping Your Medicine – FDA Approves First Digital Pill

Peter Murray - August 9, 2012

If You’re Not Advertising Online, How Screwed Are You? Great Infographic On Growth of Digital Ads

Aaron Saenz - March 28, 2012

Encyclopedia Britannica Ends Print Version After 244 Years, Now Completely Digital

Peter Murray - March 17, 2012

Want to Prepare Your Kids for the Singularity? Read Jonathan Mugan’s The Curiosity Cycle

Aaron Saenz - February 11, 2012

Apple’s iBooks Praises Begin To Wither As Skepticism Settles In

David J. Hill - January 24, 2012

Is the iPad the Future of Education? Students in Palm Beach Florida Find Out

Aaron Saenz - January 20, 2012

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China Builds 30-Story Hotel In Just 15 Days! (video)

Peter Murray - January 11, 2012

From the Amazon to the Alps, Google Street View Takes You Beyond The Streets

Aaron Saenz - October 27, 2011

Immersive Labs Creating the Future of Intelligent, Scanning Ads – But Don’t Call Them Minority Report

Aaron Saenz - October 13, 2011

Augmented Reality Browser Makes Your Mobile A Portal Into the Digital World

Aaron Saenz - September 9, 2011

100,000+ Sign Up For Stanford’s Open Class on Artificial Intelligence. Classes With 1 Million+ Next?

Aaron Saenz - August 18, 2011

Company Scans Your Books For a Dollar – Ship ‘Em In, Get a PDF via Email

Aaron Saenz - August 18, 2011

Are Nations Less Important Than Phone Calls? New MIT Map Redraws The U.S. According to Communication

Aaron Saenz - August 10, 2011

PayPal Predicts Wallets Will Die by 2015…Thanks, but I’ll Keep Mine for Now

Aaron Saenz - July 31, 2011

The End of Borders Is A Win For Technology, Authors and Readers

David J. Hill - July 26, 2011

Maine Schools Give iPads To All Kindergarten Students (video)

Peniel M. Dimberu - July 14, 2011

South Korea: We’re Spending $2 Billion To Put Our Textbooks on Tablet PCs by 2015. What Are You Doing?

Aaron Saenz - July 6, 2011

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