Portable Devices
Solar Cells in Smartphone Screens
Researchers advance thin-film energy harvesters
Can Chromebooks Make a Comeback?
A Techwise Conversation With Analyst Ben Bajarin
Nanosilicon Key to Better Batteries
Silicon with pores, spikes, and other nanostructures could be making gadgets run longer as soon as 2012
Kindleholics Unite
The new Kindle may be good enough to hold off the horde of tablets coming Amazon's way
Sony Cable Could Free Design of Portables
A single cable replaces thick ribbon to connect displays, cameras, and keypad
Bad App: Citibank Pays Bills Twice
Blog Post: Glitch started last July, not discovered till December
Searching for the Aakash
Article: Yet another ultra-inexpensive computer project falls short of the mark
Apple and Amazon’s New Battleground: Textbooks
Blog Post: iPads are still more expensive than printed books—but what about Kindles?
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.
Solar Cells in Smartphone Screens
Article: Researchers advance thin-film energy harvesters
The Intel-ARM Core War
Blog Post: Competition between Intel and ARM chips in everything from PCs to mobile phones is heating up
CES 2012: Gadgets and Gizmos Galore
Blog Post: Cool, weird, frivolous, useful, wonderful, and what-were-they-thinking: gadgets experience a population explosion at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show
CES 2012: Waterproof Your Electronics Gizmos
Blog Post: Next time you drop your phone in the toilet you might not care.
CES 2012: The Golden Age of Consumer Electronics
Blog Post: In today’s world, the consumer market drives business innovation, instead of the other way around
