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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 -
Personal Technology
I Quantified Myself And All I Got Was This Addictive App
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Consumer Electronics
HP Shoots for the Moon With a New, Smaller Server
Longer term, HP could have a hit with a server that uses low-power chips -
Consumer Electronics
HTC Needs a Boost, but Facebook May Not Be It
The Facebook alliance is a step backward for HTC's campaign to stand on its own -
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 -
Consumer Electronics
The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture -
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
Amazon Tries to Push Into Original TV Programming
Amazon Studios has 14 pilots set to debut this spring on the e-tailer's Instant Video service -
Consumer Electronics
For Electronic Arts, Are Console Games a Dead Space?
The No. 2 video game maker's CEO departs as consoles stagnate -
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
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Consumer Electronics
Here Comes Amazon's Kindle TV Set-Top Box
The e-commerce giant is looking to leverage its expanding video work -
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
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 -
Entertainment
The Evolution of the Video Game
Charting the history of the industry, from the arcade to game consoles to mobile devices -
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
Amazon Tries to Push Into Original TV Programming
Amazon Studios has 14 pilots set to debut this spring on the e-tailer's Instant Video service -
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 -
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
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 -
Apps & Software
SAP Speeds Up With Its Hana Database Software
The German company's spiritual technology chief bets the future on Hana and faster product development -
Apple
With Sharp Deal, Samsung Steals a March on Apple
Having to get a cash infusion from Samsung represents a stark reversal of fortune for Sharp—and cause for concern at Apple -
Consumer Electronics
Why a Rechargeable Zinc Battery Is Such a Big Deal
Replacing toxic lithium could give Imprint Energy a zinc-polymer battery to charge up the wearable electronics industry -
Consumer Electronics
Why I Might Ditch My IPhone for an Android
To this long-time Apple user, the walled garden of iOS options no longer seems more appealing than Android's sloppier—but open—“tyranny of choice” -
Science & Research
The Complex Business of Recycling E-Waste
For a company such as IBM, disposing of electronic equipment properly is a massive undertaking
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Consumer Electronics
Here Comes Amazon's Kindle TV Set-Top Box
The e-commerce giant is looking to leverage its expanding video work -
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 -
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
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 -
Consumer Electronics
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider -
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
HP Shoots for the Moon With a New, Smaller Server
Longer term, HP could have a hit with a server that uses low-power chips -
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 -
Mobile & Telecom
Mobile Ads Are the Future. They're Also Lousy
Traditional ads don't travel well, leaving marketers struggling to unlock mobile devices' potential -
Consumer Electronics
Bre Pettis: 3D Printing's First Celebrity
The chief executive officer of MakerBot Industries envisions a 3D printer in every home within the next 10 years -
Science & Research
The Complex Business of Recycling E-Waste
For a company such as IBM, disposing of electronic equipment properly is a massive undertaking -
cybersecurity
The Risks and Rewards of Personal Electronics in the Workplace
Bring-your-own-device programs give employees greater freedom, but they have serious security and privacy issues -
Apps & Software
SAP Speeds Up With Its Hana Database Software
The German company's spiritual technology chief bets the future on Hana and faster product development -
Apple
Can Phil Schiller Keep Apple Cool?
One of Steve Jobs's most trusted lieutenants takes charge of defining products and marketing that inspire devotion -
Consumer Electronics
For Electronic Arts, Are Console Games a Dead Space?
The No. 2 video game maker's CEO departs as consoles stagnate
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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
What You Need to Know About Shopping for Solar Panels
Here a seven tips about what you should consider -
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 -
Consumer Electronics
Suicide of Hacker Shows We Need New Online Laws
The old Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is so poorly written it can be used to criminalize behavior that's barely a nuisance, let alone a crime -
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? -
Apple
With Sharp Deal, Samsung Steals a March on Apple
Having to get a cash infusion from Samsung represents a stark reversal of fortune for Sharp—and cause for concern at Apple -
Mobile & Telecom
Security Cameras: Anything But Secure
Video from cheap wireless baby monitors can be easily intercepted
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