via Fast Company
This has been an explosive summer–markets in turmoil, cities in flames, politics in meltdown. So it’s a relief to enjoy and … Read More >>
Unclogging Chinese Traffic With A Bus System That Works
via Fast Company
Traffic in Guangzhou (as in all of China) used to be out of control. A new bus system with dedicated lanes and smarter route … Read More >>
Intel’s Tomorrow Project: prototyping tomorrow’s devices with science fiction
via Boing Boing
The BBC has a good story about Intel’s Tomorrow Project, through which Brian David Johnson, Intel’s Chief Futurist, gets … Read More >>
Genetics of family with no fingerprints
via Boing Boing
After sequencing the DNA of one of only four known families in the world to have a rare medical condition called … Read More >>
Does Apotheker need an apothecary? Why HP is exiting the PC business
via Ars Technica
One of our favorite acronyms is ditching another one: Hewlett-Packard wants to … Read More >>
RIM soon to announce BlackBerry music service, but why?
via Ars Technica
Do smartphone users need another music service in their lives? If they use BlackBerry … Read More >>
More Bitcoin malware: this one uses your GPU for mining
via Ars Technica
Security researchers have spotted a new strain of malware that targets Bitcoin, … Read More >>
HTC attempts serious patent play against Apple in federal court
via Ars Technica
HTC has decided to up the ante in its smartphone patent tussle with Apple. The … Read More >>
Apple adding DisplayPort to iOS devices?
via Engadget
Not content with just building offices in the shape of UFOs, Apple is on the hunt for a “Signal Integrity Manager.” That’s … Read More >>
Report: Best Buy tells HP to take back its TouchPads
via Ars Technica
Best Buy has managed to sell only 25,000 HP TouchPads across its retail stores and … Read More >>