Audio/Video
Hollywood Drifts Into the Cloud
But the studios need more time to end their addiction to DVDs
Nanotube TV
Transistor design could bring OLEDs to large-screen TVs, researchers claim
Taiwan's IP Court
Reformed IP legal system deals blows to Applied Materials and Lam Research
CES: A Gadget Extravaganza
IEEE Spectrum editor handicaps this week's Consumer Electronics Show
Digital Photography: The Power of Pixels
Digital photography changed not only how we take pictures but also how we communicate
LCD Pioneers Honored with Draper Prize
Blog Post: The National Academy of Engineering presents its top honor to inventors of the liquid crystal display
Super Bowl XLVI: Know Your Yellow Line
Blog Post: It wouldn’t be Super Bowl Sunday without chips, beer commercials, and that yellow first down line.
Fixing the Things About Technology I Hate
Podcast: Senior Editor Tekla Perry sees 2012 as a year of small but key improvements
CES 2012: A Week at CES in Tweets
Blog Post: Last week I walked, looked, walked, listened, walked, talked, and tweeted CES. Here's what I had to say.
CES 2012: Dean Kamen Urges Innovators to Pass it Forward
Blog Post: I caught up with inventor Dean Kamen in the halls of the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show.
CES 2012: Playing Asteroids With Just My Eyes
Blog Post: I checked out Tobii’s interactive gaze technology at the Consumer Electronics Show
CES 2012: GoogleTV Was There. But Did Anybody Care?
Blog Post: Google’s smart TV platform isn’t getting a lot of buzz.
CES 2012: Two Audio Technologies Strip Away Headphones
Blog Post: Who Knew Naked Ears Could Feel So Good?
Chicago Project Shield's Depressing Post Mortem
Blog Post: Newly released federal audit finds mismanagement at every level
CES 2012: Talking and Waving to Samsung's Remote-Free TV
Blog Post: "Hello, TV"
