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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 -
Apps & Software
Zeebox Aims to Be the Ultimate App for TV Watching
The broadcaster-backed company offers a one-stop info, chat, and sales app -
Consumer Electronics
Asustek Beats Amazon on Tablets
The Taiwan company is riding the coattails of Google and its Nexus 7 tablet -
Consumer Electronics
Intel's Too-Modest Proposal for Its New CEO
Brian Krzanich is a veteran company man who seems to lack razzle-dazzle -
Consumer Electronics
Here Comes Amazon's Kindle TV Set-Top Box
The e-commerce giant is looking to leverage its expanding video work -
Social Media
Network Deals Put Twitter’s Future Inside Your TV
A flurry of deals to put TV content in users' Twitter streams raises the question: Is video content what they want? -
Netflix
How Netflix Can Adjust Pricing (at the Risk of Another Qwikster Panic)
Netflix could potentially boost its subscriber base by cracking down on people who share accounts -
Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider -
innovator
Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
Consumer Electronics
The Good (and Scary) Possibilities of Monitoring Your Personal Space
What's the humidity? The new Lapka from Russia will measure everything around you, from radiation to nitrates in your food
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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 -
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
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 -
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
At CES, TVs Steal the Buzz From Mobile
Huge TVs. Curved TVs. Amazing high-def TVs. New displays take center stage at the Consumer Electronics Show -
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 -
Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider -
Consumer Electronics
Can Meg Whitman Reverse Hewlett-Packard's Free Fall?
The granddaddy of tech has lost 70 percent of its market value in two years. CEO Whitman has a five-year plan to put the churning strategies and corporate intrigue to rest -
Consumer Electronics
The Coming War Over Wireless Charging
Charging stations are on the way, and companies are lining up behind competing technologies -
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 -
Apps & Software
Zeebox Aims to Be the Ultimate App for TV Watching
The broadcaster-backed company offers a one-stop info, chat, and sales app -
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
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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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
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 -
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
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market -
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 -
Apps & Software
Zeebox Aims to Be the Ultimate App for TV Watching
The broadcaster-backed company offers a one-stop info, chat, and sales app -
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
Hail Mary: Microsoft Is in Talks to Buy Barnes & Noble's Nook
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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 -
innovator
Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
Social Media
Network Deals Put Twitter’s Future Inside Your TV
A flurry of deals to put TV content in users' Twitter streams raises the question: Is video content what they want? -
Consumer Electronics
SmartThings Aims to Deliver the Internet-Connected Home
If the company has its way, household appliances may soon spring into action without your lifting a finger -
Consumer Electronics
Intel's Too-Modest Proposal for Its New CEO
Brian Krzanich is a veteran company man who seems to lack razzle-dazzle -
innovator
Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget
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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 -
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
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market -
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 -
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 -
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
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 -
Personal Technology
How Disney Hopes to Game the Console Market
A Q&A with Disney Interactive Co-President John Pleasants on what it took to bring Buzz Lightyear and Captain Jack Sparrow together in one platform -
Consumer Electronics
At CES, TVs Steal the Buzz From Mobile
Huge TVs. Curved TVs. Amazing high-def TVs. New displays take center stage at the Consumer Electronics Show -
Consumer Electronics
Shipments of Tablets Now More Than Half Those of PCs
More important than who is selling the most tablets is the devices' impact on the PC market -
Consumer Electronics
Supercomputers for Rent
Cycle Computing offers processing brawn at reasonable rates -
Mobile & Telecom
Security Cameras: Anything But Secure
Video from cheap wireless baby monitors can be easily intercepted -
Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider
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