via Gadget Lab
Apple’s App Store has an inventory problem: There are simply way too many apps in the iTunes database. But the company’s … Read More >>
Midway Arcade brings Joust, Defender, Spy Hunter to iOS without the associated coin-loss
via Engadget
Warner Bros. has busted out an iOS flavored compilation of Midway’s classic arcade games. For 99 cents you can re-live the … Read More >>
NHK’s new Super Hi-Vision sensor captures 8K at 120fps, fast enough for Usain Bolt?
via Engadget
As amazing as Super Hi-Vision televisions are, most of the footage we’ve seen is of slow-moving cityscapes, nature and … Read More >>
BuiltWith Reveals The Tech Used By The 130 Million Web Sites That Matter Most
via TechCrunch
Search engines like Google scour the web to figure out how to rank content. Measurement firms like comScore sample users to … Read More >>
Is Megaupload "a lot less guilty than you think?"
via Ars Technica
Is Megaupload doomed? Last month, we talked to three legal scholars who … Read More >>
Older Macs voted off the Mountain Lion island
via Ars Technica
Another Mac OS release, another moment of truth for those using old Macs. Apple’s next … Read More >>
5 Most Telling Takeaways From Tim Cook’s Goldman Sachs Keynote
via Gadget Lab
Tuesday afternoon, Apple CEO Tim Cook presented a keynote speech for Goldman Sachs. Cook’s presentation ranged from discussion … Read More >>
Would-Be New Cell Provider Fights FCC Ban
via Mashable!
LightSquared, a planned U.S. nationwide cell carrier, has been blocked by the FCC due to the interference its signal causes … Read More >>
Documentary about inventor of giant 3D printer that can print a house
via Boing Boing
The Man Who Prints Houses is a documentary about Enrico Dini, an Italian roboticist who switched tracks to design and build … Read More >>
GE turns butterfly-inspired tech into cheap, accurate thermal sensors (video)
via Engadget
When last we heard from GE and its Morpho-butterfly inspired sensors, all the talk was about detecting chemicals. And, with … Read More >>