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Breaking its own restrictions, Google will show developers how to build any kind of app for Google Glass.
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Micro-display LED tech could light up the next generation of face-wearable gadgets.
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For winemakers (and wine drinkers), a keen sense of smell is essential. Without smell, one can taste little.
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For a simple, ancient beverage, coffee has gotten pretty high-tech.
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Here it is, Ernie!!
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Meaning it can see where exactly where that weird noise in your car engine is coming from.
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Looks like Nokia still has something in the box for the old Nokia Lumia 900 users.
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Long beer lines may be the most hipster of first-world problems, but that hasn't stopped a team of self-described "lazy hackers" from doing something about it.
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3D Printing's First Killer App. Download at DEFCAD.org
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It has long been legal to make your own firearm at home for your own use, as long as it is not intended for resale. But now that someone is making a buck selling info on how to do it, the contract government agents at SPLC are going insane.
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Worried about an unmanned plane looking into your window? This small detector could alert you when robot planes buzz past
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CNN's Maggie Lake gets a chance to take Google Glass for a test drive around New York City.
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Not even Google Glass can stand up to the itchy fingers of famed iPhone hacker Jay Freeman.
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In September 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration will open standard US airspace to drones.
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Ramesh Raskar presents femto-photography, a new type of imaging so fast it visualizes the world one trillion frames per second, so detailed it shows light itself in motion.
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Scientists have built a digital camera inspired by the compound eyes of insects like bees and flies.
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We've seen ideas for flexible, paper-thin electronics before, but these prototypes for stretchy mobile devices are pretty neat.
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A plastic smartphone screen cover patterned with tiny lenses could help mobile 3-D take off.
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CREE LED LIGHT BULB REVIEW
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In its travels, portable power system manufacturer Powertraveller says that it's come across the question many times: "Can you make a battery with enough charge to run a laptop all day?" It now has an answer. The silverback-gorilla is its beefiest po
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We review the new Cree 60w equivalent LED Lightbulb that just hit Home Depot shelves, and do a complete roundup of several LED bulbs including the new Philips L-prize bulb to see which of these light bulbs perform the best.
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Google Glasses is stirring up both excitement and derision. Regardless, developers are scooping up a chance to port their existing platforms to these $1,500 glasses.
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The phones of the future have been rumored to be watches or a bracelets for quite a while. But what's been missing is the crumpled piece of paper form factor.
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To compete in today’s competitive Smartphone market; you need to give a good reason to your customers to buy your product.
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Incoming text gets translated into braille through little pins, constantly moving up and down to convey what's happening in the phone.
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In general, predictions about the future tend to be pretty worthless. In 1993, though, AT&T did a very good job illustrating how the world was going to change.
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Incoming text gets translated into braille through little pins, constantly moving up and down to convey what's happening in the phone.
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As hard as it may be to admit, Microsoft's lost the smartphone and tablet battle to Android and iOS. That's okay, because technology keeps improving and it's important to anticipate what's going to be the next big revolution.
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Anyone who has been in a long-distance relationship knows that while Skyping with your significant other is certainly nice, it lacks one of the more exciting benefits of being in relations. That benefit being the one derived from the sense of touch.
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It may take all day to fully charge TWO iPads with the sun, but at least there’s a solar charger that can. The sCharger-12 is just about the only ipad solar charger on the market that can charge TWO power-hungry iPads at once, that’s right; solar cha
