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TECHi Innovations tracks the breakthroughs reshaping industries — from AI model releases and semiconductor advances to quantum computing milestones. This is where we cover the technology that Wall Street watches: new chip architectures, AI infrastructure buildouts, and the R&D bets that create tomorrow market leaders.

The 10 best finance apps for BlackBerry smartphones

The 10 best finance apps for BlackBerry smartphones

Keeping track of financial changes in the world — heck, just keeping track of your own personal finances — can...

Samsung misses numbers. Is the Galaxy yesterday’s news?

Samsung misses numbers. Is the Galaxy yesterday’s news?

They aimed low. They still missed. Mighty Samsung is facing challenges it hasn't had to face in recent years as...

The growth of mobile

The growth of mobile

Four out of every five people in the world now have a mobile phone, and 84 percent can’t go a...

Best Android phones of 2013

Best Android phones of 2013

The Android phones of 2013 come with cool new features that will make your mobile world a lot more enjoyable....

4 reasons #socialmedia has most people jumping on the smartphone bandwagon

4 reasons #socialmedia has most people jumping on the smartphone bandwagon

Believe it or not, people are still using flip phones, Motorola Razors, and phones with buttons!… what? But those folks...

Highlights from the Apple WWDC Keynote 2013

Highlights from the Apple WWDC Keynote 2013

The tech world has been buzzing for the past 24 hours with news from Apple’s WWDC 2013 Keynote. Apple hosted...

Samsung bares its teeth and takes a bite out of Apple

Samsung bares its teeth and takes a bite out of Apple

Round one of the epic battle between Apple and Samsung started last year. The patent war began when Apple accused...

This is what Google Glass looks like when you take it apart

This is what Google Glass looks like when you take it apart

It's not that it's disappointing or anything. In many ways, it's anticlimactic to see what the little device that's causing...

The ultimate ‘seat of power’ is surprisingly useful

The ultimate ‘seat of power’ is surprisingly useful

There are luxury items out there that only the wealthy would ever consider. In most cases, they have amenities that...

Reach versus inaccuracy: should social media be at the forefront during a crisis?

Reach versus inaccuracy: should social media be at the forefront during a crisis?

The use of social media to report events has become a normal occurrence. Any time anything happens that is newsworthy,...

As Home fails, Facebook tries a lifeline with dock feature

As Home fails, Facebook tries a lifeline with dock feature

The primary goal of Home, Facebook's Android app that basically takes over your phone, was to keep people more connected...

Android or Windows 8? How to choose between HP’s two new detachable PCs

Android or Windows 8? How to choose between HP’s two new detachable PCs

Perhaps you've heard that HP has launched two detachable, hybrid PCs and you aren't sure which of these cool devices...

5 apps to keep track of sports

5 apps to keep track of sports

Keeping up with the world of sports can be a challenge, but not if all the info is right on...

Holidays Unplugged: disconnect and relax

Holidays Unplugged: disconnect and relax

These days technology is all pervasive, unavoidable even, and we are grateful. It has made it simple to get things...

Why Google decided to give everyone 15GB

Why Google decided to give everyone 15GB

When Google debuted its Gmail e-mail service in 2004, the Internet community thought it was a joke. Not just because...

30-second cellphone recharge technology developed by high school student

30-second cellphone recharge technology developed by high school student

There was a time when high school science projects involved baking soda volcanoes dropping egg-filled containers from helicopters. That may...

World’s first Braille smartphone

World’s first Braille smartphone

Smart phones have given millions of people easy access to information. Visually impaired consumers, however, have limited options when trying...

Can the Galaxy S4 hit 100 million units sold?

Can the Galaxy S4 hit 100 million units sold?

Ten million down. Ninety million to go. That's the news out of Samsung as their mobile chief announced today that...

Samsung makes breakthrough in 5G technology but doesn’t expect commercialization until 2020

Samsung makes breakthrough in 5G technology but doesn’t expect commercialization until 2020

The good news: Samsung has made a breakthrough that inches us closer to having 5G mobile broadband technology at our...

Are touchscreen devices good or bad for kids?

Are touchscreen devices good or bad for kids?

Today's kids are digitally adept. That much is very clear to anyone with a toddler and an iPad. They seem...