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AT&T will begin installing solar-powered phone-charging stations around New York this summer -
Autos
New Fords to Be Full of Knobs
Ford pulls back from dashboard touchscreens in cars as it moves to restore some knobs and buttons following complaints about its MyFord Touch interface -
Personal Technology
Wrapping Computers Around Your Feet
A startup makes socks with sensors woven into the fabric so runners can keep track of everything that happens to their feet during a jog -
Design
France Wants the Profits From French Innovation
A competitiveness czar hopes to prevent another PC fiasco -
Design
MC10's BioStamp: The New Frontier of Medical Diagnostics
The startup's flexible, wearable sensors could enable full-time monitoring of what's happening inside your body -
Design
Worldwide Aeros Aims to Turn Blimps Into Cargo Craft
The California company is betting on zeppelins to lift heavy cargo -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Apple
What's Apple's Jonathan Ive Going to Do? Kids May Know First
In preparation for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which begins today, a look at a rare interview with the company's chief designer -
Design
Meet the Ava 500, the Roomba's Corporate Cousin
IRobot's latest product is designed to navigate corporate offices autonomously and facilitate videoconference calls -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Wall Street
How the Robots Lost: High-Frequency Trading's Rise and Fall
Speed traders once made billions staging market attacks. Speed, it turns out, kills -
innovator
Innovation: Tsunami Barrier by Johann van den Noort
A mechanical shoreline barrier promises to neutralize tsunamis -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
Consumer Electronics
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Is Coming, and Quickly
The smartphone maker is readying a smaller version of its Galaxy S4 flagship handset, continuing a tradition of deep market research and fast manufacturing ability -
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
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Autos
New Fords to Be Full of Knobs
Ford pulls back from dashboard touchscreens in cars as it moves to restore some knobs and buttons following complaints about its MyFord Touch interface -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Wall Street
How the Robots Lost: High-Frequency Trading's Rise and Fall
Speed traders once made billions staging market attacks. Speed, it turns out, kills -
Design
Want to Draw a Crowd? Offer to Charge Phones
AT&T will begin installing solar-powered phone-charging stations around New York this summer -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget -
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 -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Apple
What's Apple's Jonathan Ive Going to Do? Kids May Know First
In preparation for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which begins today, a look at a rare interview with the company's chief designer -
Consumer Electronics
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Is Coming, and Quickly
The smartphone maker is readying a smaller version of its Galaxy S4 flagship handset, continuing a tradition of deep market research and fast manufacturing ability -
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
Sony's First-Mover Disadvantage in Smart Watches
Its SmartWatch isn't clicking as Apple and Samsung eye the market -
Science
It's Not a UFO! A Strange Solar-Powered Plane Is Crossing the U.S.
At night the Solar Impulse, which gets all its energy from sunlight, looks like something from another planet -
Social Media
Fab.com: Winning in E-Commerce With Whimsy
A failed social network's success with eclecticism prompts a move into branded lines -
Apps & Software
Control Your Own Drone Army
Startup DreamHammer envisions individuals being able to turn drones into a cheap, easily supervised workforce
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Wall Street
How the Robots Lost: High-Frequency Trading's Rise and Fall
Speed traders once made billions staging market attacks. Speed, it turns out, kills -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Autos
New Fords to Be Full of Knobs
Ford pulls back from dashboard touchscreens in cars as it moves to restore some knobs and buttons following complaints about its MyFord Touch interface -
Design
Want to Draw a Crowd? Offer to Charge Phones
AT&T will begin installing solar-powered phone-charging stations around New York this summer -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Consumer Electronics
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Is Coming, and Quickly
The smartphone maker is readying a smaller version of its Galaxy S4 flagship handset, continuing a tradition of deep market research and fast manufacturing ability -
Apps & Software
Ansys Aids Innovation With Its Simulation Software
Modeling software allows engineers to test designs without building complex prototypes -
Facebook
Facebook Mobile Misadventures Continue
Two months in, Facebook's foray into mobile with Facebook Home already appears to be on the ropes -
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 -
Apple
Inside Apple's Plans for Its Futuristic, $5 Billion Headquarters
Steve Jobs hired architect Norman Foster to build the greatest headquarters known to mankind. As construction nears, the project is behind schedule and a billion over budget -
Apple
What's Apple's Jonathan Ive Going to Do? Kids May Know First
In preparation for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which begins today, a look at a rare interview with the company's chief designer -
innovator
David Edwards's WikiCell Makes Edible Food Packaging
Like that yogurt? Wait'll you taste the package -
Apps & Software
Control Your Own Drone Army
Startup DreamHammer envisions individuals being able to turn drones into a cheap, easily supervised workforce -
Design
MC10's BioStamp: The New Frontier of Medical Diagnostics
The startup's flexible, wearable sensors could enable full-time monitoring of what's happening inside your body
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Wall Street
How the Robots Lost: High-Frequency Trading's Rise and Fall
Speed traders once made billions staging market attacks. Speed, it turns out, kills -
Autos
New Fords to Be Full of Knobs
Ford pulls back from dashboard touchscreens in cars as it moves to restore some knobs and buttons following complaints about its MyFord Touch interface -
Apple
Apple's Plan to Make Its iOS Software Look Cool Again
For the first time in years, Apple is under pressure to prove its design is still cool -
Personal Technology
Who Knows What the Next iPhones Will Look Like?
Speculation about Apple’s new smartphone is abundant—but that doesn’t mean it’s correct -
Google
Behind the 'Internet of Things' Is Android—and It's Everywhere
Google's operating system, which rules mobile, is going into just about everything that has a chip -
innovator
Innovation: Tsunami Barrier by Johann van den Noort
A mechanical shoreline barrier promises to neutralize tsunamis -
Design
Want to Draw a Crowd? Offer to Charge Phones
AT&T will begin installing solar-powered phone-charging stations around New York this summer -
Apple
What's Apple's Jonathan Ive Going to Do? Kids May Know First
In preparation for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which begins today, a look at a rare interview with the company's chief designer
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