Technology
Electronics industry worse off than expected
The Consumer Electronics Association has described a more dire situation.
Posted: 32 days agoDon't tase me, bro: Some Tasers deliver higher shock than labeled
A new study has shown that some Taser stun guns may give a bigger jolt of electricity than advertised.
Posted: 32 days agoWestern Ky. arcade combines games with exercise
The fun of traditional video games and physical activity have been proficiently fused.
Posted: 32 days agoMiBook is cheap, colorful e-book reader
The device makes books on cooking, childcare and parenting portable.
Posted: 32 days agoThe life of Monty Python gets an extension
Eric Idle is now helping in facilitating a further digital transition of Monty Python unto the internet.
Posted: 32 days agoAmazon advertising for its rivals?
Amazon.com has started to feature its direct competitors on its own site.
Posted: 32 days agoKeeping it light: Netbooks light in both weight and features
The netbook — also known as a mini-notebook, a mobile Internet device or, as someone put it, a “laptot” — is only in its infancy this holiday season, but already the market is crowded with these miniature computers.
Posted: 38 days agoFacebook aims to continue web innovation
New feature allows members take friends with them as they travel the Web.
Posted: 38 days agoCan scientists create a true artificial brain?
IBM along with five universities is aiming to create an artificial brain so small and independently functional it could fit in a backpack and do pretty much the same thing that the glob of gray matter behind our eyes does.
Posted: 38 days agoBall-it: The magic ball that wants to kill the Wii
Ball-it, a Finnish company, is working on a ball-shaped device that allows you to rotate the ball along any mixture of the three axes, so that it can communicate with your computer or mobile phone screen while stationary.
Posted: 38 days ago