When it comes to software design, it’s hip to be square
The square is the current darling of the design community, with Microsoft as its biggest supporter. But once you start to look for them, you realize many others are embracing the square too. It's not too hard to figure out, you see them everyday.
Best stuff-in-a-box gifts for this holiday season This year, give the gift that - literally - keeps on giving. The stuff-in-a-box monthly subscription service has never been bigger, and you can find something for just about everyone on your list.
Driving the future: Our top 10 concept cars from the 2012 LA Auto Show Some of the most amazing concept cars were on display at this week's LA Auto Show. We delve past the rabble and give our top 10 picks from the showfloor.
Monster invasions, bionic men, and the future of cool cars in this week’s Staff Picks Amir Iliaifar: I’ve seen the future of Lexus, and it is glorious There are the cars you drive and then there are the cars you dream of driving. The Lexus LF-CC concept is the latter. First debuted at the 2012 Paris Motor Show in September, and on display this week at the LA Auto Show,
Fitbit One versus Fitbit Zip: Is the One worth an extra $40? Just in time for the holiday and new year resolutions, the Fitbit One has begun shipping. Here's what's new about the One versus its budget predecessor, the Zip.
Jetsetter: Nintendo brings the Wii U to Europe This week in Jetsetter, India gets a brand new edition of Solid Snake's adventures, one new publisher aims to infiltrate the Turkish MMO market with the untested City of Steam and The Lost Titans, and Nintendo takes the Wii U to Europe.
Mobile Weekly Wrap: Windows 8′s wild ride, carrier service rankings, and more So much can happen in just a few short days. Microsoft took a ride on the Windows 8 roller coaster, but it's Apple that needs the tracks for direction and Blackberry that wants the thrill and sense of urgency. Plus, consumers rate their mobile carriers.
The Senate bill that will keep the cops from pulling a Petraeus on your Gmail account If there's one bill in Congress that every Web user can get behind, it's Sen. Patrick Leahy's ECPA Amendments Act, which aims to prevent the cops from snooping your email, chat logs, or cloud storage files.
Algae fuel and the politics of perception What we think about algae fuel and about alternative fuels in general doesn't always line up with reality. While Algae fuel is not technologically ready for mass implementation, there is more than just science holding it back.
Windows 8, RT and Phone walk into a bar… What’s it like to run the latest version of Windows on your computer, phone and tablet? Amazing convenience punctuated by frustration.
Say it ain’t so, Joe! Vice President Biden cruises Costco for a 32-inch TV…and pie Vice President Joe Biden made a PR stop at Costco and bought a Panasonic Viera HDTV. But a 32-incher? What's that all about?
Facebook wins case over network that tried to replace its ads over Facebook’s The U.S. District Court ruled in favor of Facebook over an antitrust complaint filed by Sambreel, an ad network replacing Facebook's ads for its own ads using PageRage.
Geneva WorldRadio: An update on a radio-era classic A classic radio is reborn with twenty-first century technology.
Father builds automated drone to watch son walk to the bus stop Definitely a unique way to remotely keep an eye on the kids, a dad in the Northeast modified a quadcopter to watch from afar.
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