via Ars Technica
Research firm IHS iSuppli is predicting that Ultrabooks will account for 43 … Read More >>
Cyborg yeast
via Boing Boing
From Jason Palmer at the BBC: “a comparatively simple means to take control of fantastically complex biochemical processes.” Read More >>
Kick-ass makeup on Colombian student protesters
via Boing Boing
These student protesters in Bogota, Colombia have really got it going on, makeupwise. Student protestors in Colombia know how … Read More >>
NYT: Disney, YouTube strike new content partnership, will launch kid-friendly channel
via Engadget
Disney is certainly no stranger to YouTube, but the company is looking to strengthen those ties today, with a new video … Read More >>
iHome goes retro futurist with new iP4 boombox speaker dock
via Engadget
We’ve seen a number of companies put a modern spin on the venerable boombox, but nothing quite like this new iP4 speaker … Read More >>
3,000 sign whitehouse.gov petition seeking "vapid response," cookies
via Ars Technica
A feature on the White House’s website designed to encourage citizens to interact … Read More >>
Siri for everyone, with Pioneer’s Zypr API
via Ars Technica
Pioneer today launched Zypr, a free-to-use Web service platform providing … Read More >>
Eric Schmidt Is Right: Google’s Glory Days Are Numbered
via TechCrunch
“History shows that popular technology is often supplanted by entirely new models.”
That simple observation, presented in a … Read More >>
3D printed exploratory spiders
via Boing Boing
Fraunhofer’s 3D printed exploration spiders are intended for use “as an exploratory tool in environments that are too hazardous … Read More >>
Switched On: Motorola’s manic modularity
via Engadget
Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology.
When newly independent Motorola Mobility … Read More >>