The World's Tiniest Camera
Soon medical cameras will be as small as grains of sand--and almost as cheap
Facebook, Twitter, and the Middle East
Too few service providers, network latency, and not enough smartphones limit the effectiveness of the Middle East's social networks
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The Myth and Reality of Spectrum Scarcity
Is there a looming shortage of wireless spectrum, or do we have plenty? Yes.
Are We Giving Google More Than We Get?
A new study asks whether personalized search results are worth the private data we give up
Examining the Results of the Smart Grid 2025 Game
Here's what game players like you predict for our electricity future
Will Japan's Earthquake Shake the Electronics Industry?
A drop in semiconductor production in Japan could reverberate in auto showrooms and Apple stores
Why the Kinect Connected With Game Players
The Kinect is the fastest-selling consumer product of all time, thanks to Microsoft Research
AT&T Goes Phone Shopping
In the AT&T and T-Mobile merger, cui bono?
In Remembrance: Paul Baran, 84
Baran was a coinventor of packet switching, a serial entrepreneur, and a forefather of the Internet
How High Can Energy and Petrol Prices Go?
Add Libya and Japan to the inevitable summer price rise, and gas could hit $5 per gallon in the United States