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Next The “big reveal” at Google I/O is always the keynote. This year’s conference was unique for the low-key presentation. The three-and-one-...
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Here’s an interesting question for you: Where are all the 3D digital cameras and photos? There are 3D TVs, 3D movies, 3D games, 3D printers, Kinect — ...
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Rather than using the millions of pixels normally found in 3D imaging cameras, a team of scientists from Glasgow University have cut that down to a si...
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Over the past year, we’ve covered a number of the challenges facing the supercomputing industry in its efforts to hit exascale compute levels by the e...
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Street View is great for visualizing destinations before you arrive, but increasingly it is also being used to take people places they may never be ab...
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Intel’s Paul Otellini has admitted, on his last day as Intel’s CEO, that the original iPhone could’ve been powered by an Intel CPU — but Intel decided...
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In three hours of keynote at Google I/O, hardly a mention was made of the nagging issue of platform fragmentation that has plagued Android developers ...
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If you follow developments in the US smartphone and tablet market, you are at least passingly familiar with the big names in the industry. Apple, Qual...
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The new Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab (QAIL), housed at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley and staffed by Google and NASA scientists,...
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Early computers could perform fairly complex calculations just by arranging a few analog circuits. By choosing appropriate resistor and capacitor valu...
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