No, that’s not a barcode you’re looking at — instead, it’s the likely future of computing. Stanford University researchers have …read more

If you ask us, the idea of rewritable paper seems pretty redundant no matter how high-tech it is. Apparently that …read more

Verizon may not be releasing its first LTE-only phones until 2016, but it’s already preparing for the day when its …read more

What if we could hear the numerous invisible data frequencies that swirl around us every day? That’s exactly what a …read more

“Keep Austin Weird.” It’s the proud slogan of the Texas capital, and it wears it well, especially with its eclectic …read more

Smart breathalyzers have long tried to help people deal with the serious issue of drunk-driving. But, ultimately, those options won’t …read more

YotaPhone’s second-gen handset, the YotaPhone 2, is powerful, well-built and makes legitimate use of its secondary E Ink screen. The …read more

Technology can bring people together… and tear them apart, apparently. The Italian Association of Matrimonial Lawyers claims that WhatsApp chats …read more

Comcast just can’t catch a break. Opponents of the company’s $45 billion Time Warner Cable merger have gathered forces to …read more

Those murmurs that Google was retooling its services for kids? Yep, they’re real. The search giant tells USA Today that …read more