ON AIR NOW
Click to Play
Bitcoin Cash: $ USD
News Link •
Global
The first instrument ever built specifically to help astronomers study the effects of dark energy is now ready to document the history of the cosmos.
News Link •
Global
A LinkedIn survey of 7,000 office workers asks what technologies and tools are slated for the dust bin
News Link •
Global
Phone users can sign up to have incoming messages automatically translated from one language to another. Real-time voice translation could follow.
News Link •
Global
Telepresence systems that let you go to work remotely have proved awkward to use. One startup thinks it has solved those problems.
News Link •
Global
A firearm anyone can download and print in their own home may be the most controversial application yet of consumer 3D printing.
News Link •
Global
Tesla Model S Automotive · $87,900 base price · Tesla
News Link •
Global
A fight at a northern Chinese factory campus owned by major Apple Inc. supplier Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. escalated into larger-scale unrest early Monday, according to the company and local police.
News Link •
Global
Nuance is working with chipmakers on technology that would enable "persistent listening" apps.
News Link •
Global
You have to love the ease and convenience of NFC technology in smartphones. Unless you run a mass transit system in a major city that moves millions of people in and out of trains, morning noon and night, then love alone is not enough.
News Link •
Global
Toyota has unveiled a new assistant robot designed to help the disabled live more independently.
News Link •
Global
The website iFixit got its hands on a brand-new iPhone 5 Friday morning as soon as the device went on sale in Australia. As expected, the inquisitive crew immediately dissected it to assess its hackability — and to give us some delicious gadget pr0n.
News Link •
Global
The digitization of communications radios could mean cheaper, less power-hungry devices.
News Link •
Global
"Presto! Growing parts from liquid plastic"
News Link •
Global
MakerBot Industries is opening the first U.S. retail store dedicated to 3-D printing. Explore a space that may soon arrive at a shopping mall near you.
News Link •
Global
Google’s mobile operating system is particularly dominant in China’s rapidly growing smartphone market.
News Link •
Global
A firearm anyone can download and print in their own home may be the most controversial application yet of consumer 3D printing. But some gunlovers, it seems, want to see it happen badly enough to put their wallets behind it.
News Link •
Global
No heat, no smoke, no noise
News Link •
Global
MakerBot will open a 3-D printing shop on Sept. 20 in New York City. Inside, a new breed of machines prints out designs from the web. The hope: to make the hobby mainstream.
News Link •
Global
In 1989, when the iPhone wasn't a glimmer in Apple's eye, Radio Shack was selling a state-of-the-art $799 cell phone. The jingle might be upbeat, but the phone itself is pretty heavy. Ad Age did the math, and the $799 portable phone would be worth $1
News Link •
Global
A smarter, safer new industrial robot could bring automation to new areas of manual work and help many U.S. manufacturers regain a competitive edge.
News Link •
Global
Before 2005, it was impossible to bring vision back to about 1.5 million people worldwide who suffer from an inherited form of blindness known as retinitis pigmentosa.
News Link •
Global
The Predator drone is a key tool in the Pentagon's War on Terror, logging more than 1 million miles over scores of countries since its 1995 introduction.
News Link •
Global
Controlling the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum is a major asset in military operations.
News Link •
Global
Shyam Sankar: The rise of human-computer cooperation
News Link •
Global
The specialized test and measurement gear our DIY expert uses when the basics just won't cut it.
News Link •
Global
New York Times tech reviewer David Pogue has tried on a pair of Google's computerized headset/glasses, called Google Glass, and he's going bananas over them.
News Link •
Global
Whitman says, "We ultimately have to offer a smartphone," because the future of computing is smartphones. In developing countries people aren't going to buy HP desktops or laptops. If HP doesn't want to be hosed, it has to deliver a smartphone.
News Link •
Global
A reporter from the Shanghai Evening Post says he worked undercover at Foxconn Tai Yuan factory for ten days.
News Link •
Global
Apple just announced its next-generation smartphone, the iPhone 5.
News Link •
Global
We hope that these stories about them surprise and inspire you.
