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Consumer Electronics
T-Mobile's Genius Voice Command Is Getting Smarter
A much-needed upgrade brings Genius closer to Siri -
innovator
Janne Haverinen: Mapping the Great Indoors
The Finnish inventor's IndoorAtlas software uses magnetic field data to identify smartphone users' locations -
Google
Google’s Nexus 7: It's Here to Snuff Kindle's Fire
The new tablet is aimed at consumers but will appeal to geeks, too -
Mobile & Telecom
Before IPhone and Android Came Simon, the First Smartphone
Twenty years ago, IBM and BellSouth developed and sold the first smartphone, with touchscreen and card apps. Talk about a device being ahead of its time -
Mobile & Telecom
Comcast 'Invents' Its Own Private Internet
The feds probe whether cable companies steer users from Netflix, Hulu, and other rivals -
Mobile & Telecom
How Your Shoe Can Secretly Help You Text
ShoeSense may liberate smartphone addicts from the strictures of social opprobrium -
Mobile & Telecom
'Adaptive Radio': The Next Big Thing in Wireless?
A trial in England shows the power of the long-range, high-speed technology -
Apple
Microsoft's Design Drive
The company wants to change its reputation for functional and unremarkable design -
Reinventing Business
Charlie Rose Talks to Cisco's John Chambers
Cisco Systems' chairman and CEO talks about the need for constant reinvention, his company's missteps, and the ease of doing business abroad -
Europe
Finland Imagines Life Without Nokia
As the mobile-phone giant shrinks, its grip on the economy weakens -
Management
Thorsten Heins: Into RIM's Ring of Fire
The first-time CEO has a plan to save Research In Motion and restore the BlackBerry to the center of work life. And no, he's not delusional -
Personal Technology
Roi Tiger Has Salvation for Data Hogs
The Israeli's startup, Onavo, makes free apps that help consumers monitor and shrink their data usage -
Google
Apple's War on Android
Steve Jobs hated Google’s Android operating system. The late CEO saw it as “grand theft” and an existential threat. But the legal war he declared could do Apple more harm than good -
Mobile & Telecom
David Carroll Turns Fabric Into an Energy Source
The Wake Forest physicist has created Power Felt, which generates electricity from heat -
Apple
Can Speech-Recognition Software Work in Mandarin?
We give Nuance's Dragon software the ultimate test: a Chinese tongue twister
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