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The future is now: The 10 biggest tech innovations of 2014 Perhaps the most noticeable story in consumer hardware in 2014 was what didn't ship. Intel's 14nm Broadwell chips suffered massive delays.
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| RoboBrain: The World's First Knowledge Engine For Robots Now robots have their own knowledge database ... is thanks to a convergence of technologies that have resulted in services such as Google Now, Siri, ...
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WTO Fails on High-Tech Tariff Deal "The world's most successful trader of information technology is incapable of ... "There is no disguising that today was a major setback, but there is an ...
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Is enterprise IT more difficult to manage now than ever? I've been covering technology for longer than I care to admit, and I can't remember things ever being this hard in the world of corporate technology.
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Drone revolution hovers on the horizon as technology spreads Drones have up until now been mostly confined to the military, but are now being used more and more in civilian roles that go far beyond simple ...
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Facebook stops using Bing search technology Before now, however, if you typed in a mundane term like "baseball," Facebook would suggest a list of related terms, but redirect the search to Bing if ...
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Week in Tech: PS4 pop-ups, Instagram's lunch domination and the face space race While NASA shoots for Mars, tech firms have a different kind of space race in mind: their mission is to ... What's the worst thing in the world right now?
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Innovate Africa Showcases World's First Recycled 3D Printer From Togo Innovate Africa also meets Sam Kodo, who began his technology journey at the Woelab but has now moved on to start his own company, Infinite Loop.
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Twin Cities developer creates 'shortwave radio' app for world news The app is Android-only for now and is made available in $2 and ... all over the world -- notably of late from unexpected locales like Malaysia, Nigeria ...
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In the tech world, 'right-to-work' laws aren't a factor Today's technology has sharpened the need for more educated workers who can adapt to ever-changing jobs, while the old model valued protecting a ...
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