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This section honors the most innovative technological innovations, ranging from robots and drones to ground-breaking devices. It keeps readers motivated by the limitless possibilities of human creativity by showcasing future ideas and visionary concepts that push the envelope of what is possible.
Why I regret the day I purchased anything but an iPhone
I've been a huge supporter of Android over the past year. Ever since I purchased my Droid X, things have...
Jaiku’s founder discusses Google’s ‘kiss of death’
Jaiku was a service that the entered microblogging scene at the right time in 2007, arguably offering a superior service...
Android becomes America’s smartphone of choice in the first quarter of 2011
2010 was the year of the iPhone (again) as more Americans who planned on purchasing a smartphone intended to buy...
ATT releases ‘cell tower in a suitcase’ for disaster relief efforts
Communication is often the key to coordinating responses to disasters. From 9/11 to the Japan tsunami, keeping people on the...
The current state of mobile apps
Is your "app"etite getting quenched? Apparently not, as the growing world of mobile app development is creating a tremendous need...
T-Mobile iPhone 4 in the works
It was bound to happen sooner or later, and it appears that Apple is making preparations for the eventual T-Mobile...
Will Flipboard Do To Magazines What Napster Did To Music?
Flipboard is, on the surface, a pretty, user-friendly iPad app that creates a personalized magazine for you. But it's also...
Apple Suing Samsung, But…
With Apple in the process of suing Samsung for stealing the design used for iPhone and iPad, some interesting images...
All-out patent war between Apple and Samsung brewing
Apple is suing Samsung for allegedly infringing on some of Apple's patents — you know, that whole iPhone idea? —...
The origami phone – because… well… why not?
It's still sort of interesting to ponder about the passing of the telephonic torch - that the shorthand 'phone' now...
Rocket Launcher Made of Bacon Proves We’re Not Using Our Time Well
Before today, I didn't know about Bacon Day, but henceforth, I will never forget. It turns out those celebrating this...
Lesson Learned from Android Trojan: Download from Official Venues
$1.54. That's how much people saved by downloading free Android app called Android.Walkinwat from unofficial venues rather than the real...
Everything You Know About Piracy is Wrong
Piracy has become part and parcel of discussions about media and the internet. And everywhere in online discussion, from the...
Japanese Condiment Remover: Another Example of Amazing But Useless Technology
Have you ever spilled ketchup on a table and wished there was a way to pick it up in its...
War Tech: Why Future Soldiers May Wear Master Chief Helmets
Anyone who enjoys the Halo series on XBox will probably recognize the design of these helmets. The similarities are striking,...
Verizon CEO “Not Concerned” About T-Mobile Merger
In what could be one of the largest shakeups in America's mobile industry for years, AT&T is seeking to acquire...
Potential iPad Killer, Blackberry Playbook, Will Cost $499
Most of the iPad's competition has been inferior and higher priced, which has resulted in numerous failures to create a...
ATT-Mobile: The $39 Billion Deal Will Face Roadblocks
AT&T intends to buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom. The deal, which is worth $39 billion in cash and stocks,...
HTC Thunderbolt Strikes March 17, Brings LTE To Verizon Customers
The first LTE-enabled Verizon phone is official. The HTC Thunderbolt will strike Verizon Wireless stores on March 17 for $249.99...
Nokia and Windows Phone 7 To Miss 2011
Microsoft and Nokia have one thing in common: they like to do things extraordinarily slow. It appears that their newfound...