Emerging Tech
The Wireless Network With a Mile Range That the 'Internet of Things' Could Be Built on
Flutter, a Wi-Fi alternative, offers a glimpse into the future -- or something close to it.
Digital Government
How New Zealand Banned Software Patents Without Violating International Law
The small country has declared that software isn't an invention in the first place.
Cybersecurity
How the Syrian Electronic Army “Hacked” the New York Times, Twitter and the Huffington Post
Unlike previous attacks by the SEA, it seems more likely that this time, the SEA didn’t manage to filch passwords from anyone within the Times itself.
Emerging Tech
Why the Market for 3D Printing Will Triple in Five Years
Wall Street is starting to wake up to the potential of the new technology.
Digital Government
Everything That’s Wrong With Microsoft, as Told by Veterans Who Abandoned the Company
It’s possible, even likely, that Microsoft is about to enter the darkest period in the firm’s history.
Emerging Tech
Google Is Laying the Groundwork to Build its Own Self-Driving Car—Without a Major Auto Manufacturer as Partner
The tech giant wants to have the first self-driving cars available to private citizens in California by 2017.
Digital Government
Steve Ballmer’s Retirement Could Unlock the Talent and Resources Now Dormant at Microsoft
Microsoft is still able to hire extremely talented people.
Emerging Tech
3D Scanners Are Getting Cheap so Fast, the Age of 3D Piracy Could Soon Be Upon Us
MakerBot, the leading maker of desktop 3D printers, is launching its own 3D scanner.
Emerging Tech
Google Is Preparing for Screenless Computers
The tech giant is moving rapidly to enable voice commands in all of its products.
Modernization
America’s Most Profitable Company Per Employee Makes Your Phone Work—and it’s Not Apple
InterDigital has developed many of the technologies critical to our wireless world.
Modernization
Analysis: BlackBerry Is Where Motorola Once Was, and Has No Choice but To Sell
The company has been backed into a corner by its losses.
Cybersecurity
Federal Agencies Want NSA Data to Help Nab Copyright Violators
Justice is seeking information on those who abet the sharing of copyrighted media.
Modernization
How Google’s New Moto X Will Transform the Smartphone Landscape—and Threaten Google’s Partners
The new phone will appeal to the masses.
Digital Government
Google Is Taking a Profoundly New Direction, Says One of its Top Execs
"Our goal is to put computing everywhere."
Cybersecurity
A Breakthrough in Cryptography Could Thwart a Favorite Attack of Hackers
A team of researchers have created a method for encrypting software and running it in that encrypted state.
Modernization
All the Important and Surprising Trends in Mobile Web Browsing, in Seven Charts
Adobe has just issued its report, State of Mobile Benchmark.
Modernization
If You’ve Ever Wanted Your Phone and Your PC to Merge, This Millionaire Has a Deal for You
It’s time people stopped owning multiple computers, Mark Shuttleworth contends.
Modernization
The Biggest Opportunity in Mobile Right Now Isn’t on Smartphones
Half of all phones are still old-school 'dumbphones.'
Emerging Tech
3-D Printing Will Explode in 2014, Thanks to the Expiration of Key Patents
A huge drop in prices is predicted for some devices.
Emerging Tech
Forget 3D Printing—3D Subtraction Is Going to Arrive in Your Garage First
The simpler, older technology is already used at automated factories.
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