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QuickTime’s Developers Reflect on Doing Digital Video in Software
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CES 2018: Active HDMI Cables and Harmony in the Smart Home
Testing the Internet of Things
The Lost Picture Show: Hollywood Archivists Can’t Outpace Obsolescence
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Electronic Noise Is Drowning Out the Internet of Things
Will Today’s Digital Movies Exist in 100 Years?
TV’s Future: The Broadcast Empire Strikes Back
The Kilogram, Reinvented
Requiem for the Incandescent Lightbulb
Patent Prowess
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Brain-Zapping Gadgets Need Regulation, Say Scientists and (Some) Manufacturers
Revisiting the VCR’s Origins
Massive News: Kilogram Redefinition Heads Into Crucial Test
Lessons from CES: How VR Can Avoid the Fate of 3D TV
Software-Defined Radio Will Let Communities Build Their Own 4G Networks
Goodbye MagStripe, Hello Chip Cards
The Little AC Adapter That Could
Starbucks, Ikea Enter the Wireless Charging Fray
The Internet of Things Gets a New OS
Printed, Flexible, and Organic Wearable Sensors Worth $244 Million in 10 Years
The Story Behind the Story Behind “The Great Lightbulb Conspiracy”
Looking for the Key to Security in the Internet of Things
Is There Any Way to Avoid Standards Wars in the Emerging Internet of Things?
A Fictional Compression Metric Moves Into the Real World
A Made-For-TV Compression Algorithm
Scientists Must Stop Confusing Batteries and Supercapacitors, Argue Experts
New Industry Group Hopes Open Source Framework Can Propel the Internet of Things
CES 2013: The Future of Consumer Electronics