Apple's Samsung Damages Jiggled But Not Jacked Up
Apple's damages pay-out from Samsung has been shuffled but not materially changed, with the jury in the patent trial granting extra cash for one infringement…
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New Galaxy Tablet May Have Fingerprint Scanner In Home Button
The Samsung Galaxy S5 has a neat fingerprint sensor built into the home button, much as Apple has with the iPhone 5S. A new report suggests…
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Dean Kamen Interview: Tech Bubbles And "Pet Rock" Wearables
Dean Kamen doesn't pull his punches. The creator of the Segway and the founder of FIRST - a charity that aims to make science, technology,…
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Freedom Wars Gameplay: PS Vita's Savior Is Limited To Japan
The game called "Freedom Wars" isn’t one you’re going to find at your local used game shop any time soon. It’s being developed and pushed…
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Galaxy S5 Deluge: Vs iPhone 6, Developer Edition, Mini Leak
An unofficial collection of bursts in the world of the Galaxy S5 have appeared today, each of them with little fanfare from Samsung itself. One…
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Target CEO Resigns After Data Breach Crippled Chain
Effective immediately, CEO of Target Gregg Steinhafel will be stepping down from his role at the retailer. CFO John Mulligan will be taking the CEO…
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AMD Chip Guru Jim Keller: ARM Left Team "A Little Daunted"
AMD's Jim Keller, chief cores architect poached from Apple in 2012, has detailed the development process of Project SkyBridge, the company's new hybridization approach for…
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Sony Makes 185TB Cassette Tape: Here's Why
The people behind the 185TB tape aren’t creating the technology necessary for its existence so they can make the world’s longest mix-tape. Instead it’s far…
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Mozilla Offers FCC A Fresh Take On Net Neutrality
Net neutrality is a hot-button topic, and the FCC currently hovers a finger right over it. A new proposal by Mozilla has some interesting fundamentals…
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AMD Project Skybridge Due 2015 As Seattle Gives First Demo
AMD has demonstrated its Seattle ARM-based 64-bit server chips for the first time, insisting that the days of x86 dominating the data center are numbered…
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SCiO Spectrometer: A Handheld Physical Search Engine
Point SCiO at a leaf and your smartphone will tell you what tree it belongs to. Point SCiO at an unidentified pill on your desk…
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Apple "iWatch" Health Hiring Broad And Blunt
Apple is casting its net wide and vague to grab health and sensor expertise in the build-up to the iWatch and iOS 8's Healthbook, one…
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iPhone 6 Vs 5S Photos Release Massive Details
If Apple goes through with the changes we’re seeing in a batch of photos this week for the iPhone 6, they certainly won’t be called…
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Science Adding New Element 117 To Periodic Table
Element Z=117 has been acknowledged this week by a team of scientists, these scientists having successfully created several atoms of said element in a lab.…
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Nokia Connected Car Fund Pumps Cash Into High-Tech Automotive
Nokia will pump $100m into Connected Car technologies, chasing everything from high-tech dashboards that can communicate with smartphones and the cloud, through to self-driving car…
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LG G3 Specifications Surface In Case Photos
It would appear that cases are once again bringing on the leaks for the smartphone universe, this time hitting up the LG G3. Details for…
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Oculus Slams Zenimax Over VR Code Theft Allegations
Oculus has fired back over allegations that John Carmack stole code from his former employer Zenimax and used it in developing the Rift, among other…
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Amazon Adds #AmazonCart Twitter Shopping Support
Amazon can't lure you into a bricks-and-mortar store, but it can chase you on Twitter, with the online retail behemoth launching #AmazonCart to make adding…
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Qualcomm Toq Smartwatch Adds Nuance Dictation: Hands-On
Qualcomm's Toq smartwatch is a work-in-progress, but while the chip company waits for its reference design to be picked up, it's enhancing the experience with…
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Google Shopping Express Opens Shop In Manhattan, West LA
Further encroaching on Amazon's comfort zone, Google has started the expansion of its Shopping Express service. Now it is also ready to go through your…
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A Bus-Sized Asteroid Buzzed Earth (With Just Days Notice)
Funding for asteroid detection and the need for greater awareness of potentially dangerous space rocks has been sparked again, after astronomers caught sight of a…
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Apple Buys LuxVue For Micro-LED Super-Frugal Displays
Apple has snapped up a low-power display company, LuxVue Technology, adding the micro-LED startup to its hardware team where it could potentially help the company's…
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May The 4th Be With You: Star Wars Day 2014 On The Web
This year more than any before it, it’s become apparent that the 4th of May is not only the "unofficial" Star Wars Day for Star…
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Google Now Bucks The 'App Empire' Trend, But Will You Still Use It?
Quick, rattle off everything Google Now does! Unless you’ve been keeping a close eye on all the changes, you likely can’t. The service is adding…
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Is The Long-Awaited Apple Television Vaporware?
Apple is working on a television. That’s what the rumor mill says, at least. It’s also what analysts claim, what Steve Jobs hinted to in…
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Star Wars STREET By 50 On-Ear Headphones Review
What better way to ring in "May the 4th be with you" - unofficial "Star Wars Day," that is - than with a pair of…
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Two Ways You're Wasting Your Smartphone
A smartphone in the pocket is a tool in many ways, covering bases in academics, entertainment, science, and more. At the core, a smartphone is…
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