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Consumer Electronics
Sony's 4K TVs Are Ready, but There's Nothing On
Sony moves to get the new 4K Ultra HD television resolution to the masses. It's unclear if the masses care -
innovator
Innovation: The PaperTab, a Fold-Up, Roll-Up Tablet Computer
Roel Vertegaal's PaperTab is like an iPad you can fold, spindle, or mutilate -
Consumer Electronics
Nice Self-Driving Car. But How Much Does It Cost?
Consumers are intrigued by the prospect of driving autonomous vehicles—if the price is right -
Consumer Electronics
How GameStop Is Trying to Survive the Xbox One
The new Microsoft consoles may threaten the game retailer's flourishing business in used video games -
Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Consumer Electronics
The NFL Says Goodbye to the Polaroid, Hello to Microsoft’s Surface Tablet
Pro football, that hardy group of technological late-adopters, struck a deal with Microsoft to get Surface tablets on the sidelines and interactive content on Xboxes -
Consumer Electronics
With Xbox One, Microsoft Wants to Conquer TV
After eight years of tinkering, Microsoft launches the XBox One in hopes it will play a central role in American home entertainment -
Media & Marketing
Verizon, AT&T Benefit as Customers Give Up Cable—but Not TV
As consumers spread their entertainment investments, smart media executives are starting to follow suit -
Policy
In a Blow to BlackBerry, the Defense Department OKs Apple Devices
Almost 80 percent of the U.S. military's mobile devices are BlackBerry products, but now that will probably change -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Personal Technology
Bluescape, the Touchscreen That Covers a Wall
Haworth and Obscura Digital's digital whiteboard can hold 160 acres of virtual space -
Mobile & Telecom
HTC One, a Comeback Attempt That Could Fall Short
The Taiwanese company's new phone is getting great reviews, but may be too late -
Consumer Electronics
Smart TV Sales Don't Mean Smart TV Use
Are there more smart TVs in the world? Sure, but that doesn't mean people are using them -
Consumer Electronics
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market
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Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Consumer Electronics
The NFL Says Goodbye to the Polaroid, Hello to Microsoft’s Surface Tablet
Pro football, that hardy group of technological late-adopters, struck a deal with Microsoft to get Surface tablets on the sidelines and interactive content on Xboxes -
Consumer Electronics
How GameStop Is Trying to Survive the Xbox One
The new Microsoft consoles may threaten the game retailer's flourishing business in used video games -
Consumer Electronics
With Xbox One, Microsoft Wants to Conquer TV
After eight years of tinkering, Microsoft launches the XBox One in hopes it will play a central role in American home entertainment -
Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Media & Marketing
Verizon, AT&T Benefit as Customers Give Up Cable—but Not TV
As consumers spread their entertainment investments, smart media executives are starting to follow suit -
Policy
In a Blow to BlackBerry, the Defense Department OKs Apple Devices
Almost 80 percent of the U.S. military's mobile devices are BlackBerry products, but now that will probably change -
Consumer Electronics
Nice Self-Driving Car. But How Much Does It Cost?
Consumers are intrigued by the prospect of driving autonomous vehicles—if the price is right -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider -
Consumer Electronics
Here Comes Amazon's Kindle TV Set-Top Box
The e-commerce giant is looking to leverage its expanding video work -
Consumer Electronics
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market -
Mobile & Telecom
HTC One, a Comeback Attempt That Could Fall Short
The Taiwanese company's new phone is getting great reviews, but may be too late -
Personal Technology
Bluescape, the Touchscreen That Covers a Wall
Haworth and Obscura Digital's digital whiteboard can hold 160 acres of virtual space
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Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Policy
In a Blow to BlackBerry, the Defense Department OKs Apple Devices
Almost 80 percent of the U.S. military's mobile devices are BlackBerry products, but now that will probably change -
Consumer Electronics
The NFL Says Goodbye to the Polaroid, Hello to Microsoft’s Surface Tablet
Pro football, that hardy group of technological late-adopters, struck a deal with Microsoft to get Surface tablets on the sidelines and interactive content on Xboxes -
Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Personal Technology
Bluescape, the Touchscreen That Covers a Wall
Haworth and Obscura Digital's digital whiteboard can hold 160 acres of virtual space -
Consumer Electronics
With Xbox One, Microsoft Wants to Conquer TV
After eight years of tinkering, Microsoft launches the XBox One in hopes it will play a central role in American home entertainment -
Consumer Electronics
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market -
Consumer Electronics
How GameStop Is Trying to Survive the Xbox One
The new Microsoft consoles may threaten the game retailer's flourishing business in used video games -
Consumer Electronics
Nice Self-Driving Car. But How Much Does It Cost?
Consumers are intrigued by the prospect of driving autonomous vehicles—if the price is right -
innovator
Innovation: The PaperTab, a Fold-Up, Roll-Up Tablet Computer
Roel Vertegaal's PaperTab is like an iPad you can fold, spindle, or mutilate -
Mobile & Telecom
HTC One, a Comeback Attempt That Could Fall Short
The Taiwanese company's new phone is getting great reviews, but may be too late -
Media & Marketing
Verizon, AT&T Benefit as Customers Give Up Cable—but Not TV
As consumers spread their entertainment investments, smart media executives are starting to follow suit -
Consumer Electronics
The Netbook is Dead. The iPad Killed It
Tablets, led by Apple's iPad, did them in
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Google
Is This Google X's Plan to Wire the World?
To extend Internet access throughout the world, Google may be working on balloon-based broadband transmitters -
Consumer Electronics
'Smart Rifle' Could Shake Up Gun Control Debate
Startup TrackingPoint sells a rifle with laser and computer technology that lets a novice hit moving targets 500 yards distant—then post the kill online -
Policy
In a Blow to BlackBerry, the Defense Department OKs Apple Devices
Almost 80 percent of the U.S. military's mobile devices are BlackBerry products, but now that will probably change -
Mobile & Telecom
Samsung Announces New '5G' Wireless Technology
The ultrafast Internet will give rise to new businesses and revenue streams—when it finally gets here -
Consumer Electronics
With Xbox One, Microsoft Wants to Conquer TV
After eight years of tinkering, Microsoft launches the XBox One in hopes it will play a central role in American home entertainment -
Mobile & Telecom
HTC One, a Comeback Attempt That Could Fall Short
The Taiwanese company's new phone is getting great reviews, but may be too late -
Consumer Electronics
Best Buy's Homegrown Tablet
The electronics retailer say that on Nov. 11 it will start selling an Android tablet called the Insignia Flex for around $250 -
Consumer Electronics
How GameStop Is Trying to Survive the Xbox One
The new Microsoft consoles may threaten the game retailer's flourishing business in used video games -
Consumer Electronics
Nice Self-Driving Car. But How Much Does It Cost?
Consumers are intrigued by the prospect of driving autonomous vehicles—if the price is right -
Consumer Electronics
The NFL Says Goodbye to the Polaroid, Hello to Microsoft’s Surface Tablet
Pro football, that hardy group of technological late-adopters, struck a deal with Microsoft to get Surface tablets on the sidelines and interactive content on Xboxes -
Consumer Electronics
Chip Wars: ARM Names New CEO for Fresh Battle With Intel
The British chip designer ARM has opted for a new CEO as it prepares for the next chapter in its war against Intel -
Consumer Electronics
A Lack Of R&D May Kill the 3D Printing Gold Rush
Shareholder enthusiasm for 3D printing companies might implode when investor discover how little is being spent on research and development to advance the technology -
Consumer Electronics
The Coming War Over Wireless Charging
Charging stations are on the way, and companies are lining up behind competing technologies -
Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider -
Consumer Electronics
The Era of Retail 3D Printing Begins
MakerBot has just opened a retail store in New York to show off its 3D printers and related goods
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