via Ars Technica
AMD has been showcasing laptops based on its upcoming Trinity processor at CES this … Read More >>
Lytro’s quirky camera is equal bits awkward, fun
via Ars Technica
Imaging start-up Lytro, which hopes to revolutionize photography with its … Read More >>
PolicyMic Wants Millennials To Play Nicer, Be More Informed In Online Political Debates (Don’t Laugh)
via Fast Company
As the election season heats up, grads from Harvard and Stanford aim to bring civil political conversation through … Read More >>
Parrot Zik: Best Bluetooth Headphones Ever? [HANDS ON]
via Mashable!
LAS VEGAS — There are several reasons Bluetooth headphones haven’t taken off — lousy designs, poor … Read More >>
Dine With a Stranger: GrubWithUs Launches First Mobile App
via Mashable!
More than 30,000 people have signed up to dine with strangers through GrubWithUs. Now they can do so on the go.
The social … Read More >>
Personal Search Service CloudMagic Arrives On Mobile For Fast Gmail, Docs & Twitter Search
via TechCrunch
CloudMagic, the personal search service that indexes your Gmail, documents, contacts, calendar and Twitter updates, is now … Read More >>
Lumus see-through wearable display hands-on
via Engadget
Lumus was showing off two different types of wearable displays, the development kit — or DK-32 shown above — and the … Read More >>
The credit card that may stop, or at least hinder, on- and offline fraud
via Ars Technica
How much do you worry about your credit card information falling into the wrong … Read More >>
TSA’s brags about not catching any terrorists, proves its own irrelevance
via Boing Boing
Bruce Schneier looks at the TSA’s brag sheet, documenting the “Top 10 Good Catches of 2011” and finds “mostly forgetful, and … Read More >>
Microvision PicoMagic touch interactive projector eyes-on
via Engadget
We’re often resistant to pico-projectors purely because we’ve been there, you know? That’s why this interactive kit from … Read More >>