Our wireless future will bring breakneck speeds and tablet-powered homes
Advances in wireless technology and faster mobile processors have Qualcomm anticipating a future filled with effortless connectivity, anywhere, any time.
The ‘Phablet’ isn’t a ‘Phad’ or a Phase – massive phones are coming
Samsung’s S4 is great, but it has nothing on the 6.3-inch Galaxy Mega Phone, which is just one more sign that the phablet category is growing as fast as our phone screens.
How Apple lost its cool (and how it can win it back)
Apple’s once-untouchable hipness has faltered in recent months, and as some of its most recent ads demonstrate, the company doesn’t seem to know how to win it back.
Say ‘mortified!’ Google Glass will turn strangers into your personal paparazzi
Get a thrill from watching every celebrity misstep dissected on the Internet? Don’t get too smug. The proliferation of personal cameras may make you the next inadvertent Web sensation.
AMD and Nvidia lock horns on a race to the cloud
Cloud gaming is the future, but neither of the titans controlling today’s gaming space have established firm control of it, and each have very different plans.
What happens when we can whip up movie-grade CGI in real time?
Photorealistic computer animation has already made its way into movies, but when new technology makes it possible to generate these graphics on the fly, all sorts of doors will open.
Google Glass, Google Shoes, and the horror of living in a Google World
Google Shoes may have been a mere concept for SXSW, but the possibilities illustrate how a cyborg future is not far off, and it might look less like Ironman’s Tony Stark and more like Star Trek’s Borg.
Could the new Oz movie do for 3D cinema what the original did for color?
When The Wizard of Oz debuted in 1939, it introduced audiences to the wonders of what color film could do. Is it possible Oz the Great and Powerful could pull the same routine for 3D in 2013?
Are personal 3D printers the next personal computers?
Get ready to print out gadgets as easily as you now print out wedding invitations: 3D printers may be ready to make the leap from expensive industrial tools to convenient appliances for the everyman. And the shift could produce some unlikely winners.
Opinion: Apple’s war on Google isn’t just business, it’s personal
Apple’s relentless pursuit of Google has less to do with patents and profits and more to do with personal betrayal – and for that reason, it won’t end until Apple’s pockets are empty.
High stakes for social media: The fate of the world could literally be on the line
Opinion: Collaboration through social networks like Facebook and Yahoo Groups could literally hold the key to our world’s biggest problems. Which means they need to get a lot better, or we’re in trouble.
Opinion: How to update your car to the 21st century
Carputers still aren’t up to speed with smartphones, but a number of solid aftermarket options exist for techies who want to ride in style.
HP Launches Extreme Printing Platform
HP's new ink-jet printers promise to be the fastest in the world, but there are a couple catches to these new printers. Read on to find out more.
Building a Killer Desktop System
We always get excited about building a killer gaming machine, but what about a solid workstation?
Intel’s Next Generation Hardware and Viiv Centrino for the Home
We saw the next generation of Intel hardware during this week at Intel?s developer forum. This hardware promises vastly greater performance or vastly less power consumption in what could be a completely new class of devices.
Imagining an Apple iTV: What will it take to conquer the big screen?
The cutthroat market for TVs is unlike any Apple has ever succeeded in. Can Tim Cook and company turn the challenges into potential opportunities and walk away with another win?
Opinion: How to earn a Ferrari and help launch a new search company
Visual search startup Serge promises to deliver camera-based searches from smartphones, while Isis provides a novel way to try on clothing in stores using Microsoft Kinect.
Opinion: JetSuite make private planes more practical
Opinion: Private jets may not be “cheap” just yet, but JetSuite makes what was once the domain of only the super wealthy within reach for a special trip or the date of a lifetime.
Opinion: Some amazing tech mergers that will probably never happen
Whether they’re prophecies or just pipe dreams, these potential company combinations could change the face of technology as we know it.
Opinion: Picking winners and losers in the coming decade of tech
The past 10 years have been a tumultuous few, and the next 10 promise even more disruption. How will these present-day superpowers fare in the 2010s?
