Internet? I'd Say Internet
Pranav Mistry talks about his SixthSense device. This is really amazing. I suspect the next step would be to link up your eyes as the input camera and the images would be projected directly into your...
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Bring On The Flying Cars!
Now that it’s 2010, we deserve a practical flying car. But we’re not there yet — and it’s not for a lack of trying. Here’s the 1937 Arrowbile by Studebaker. That’s not a typo. It was called the...
View ArticleI Want One
Winscape gives you any view you want — complete with changes in perspective as you move.
View ArticleGoodbye, Steve Jobs
Jobs will be regarded by history as an innovator who truly brought technology to the masses. One of the gripes I’ve always had with home computing (in the old-timey vernacular) is that it was far too...
View ArticleObviously Another Solyndra Waiting to Happen
The U.S. Army announced the creation of a new green-energy laboratory in Warren, Michigan yesterday which will design, develope, and test alternative energy technology to be used in our nation’s...
View ArticleThe Future of Computer Interfaces
Soon, we won’t have to touch a damn thing: Leap Motion claims its device is 200 times more accurate than anything on the market and can track your finger movements down to 1/100th of a millimeter....
View ArticleStar Trek Technology: They’re Working On It
I give you actual holodecks: And — seriously — they’re working on warp drive within our lifetimes: “Perhaps a Star Trek experience within our lifetime is not such a remote possibility.” These are the...
View ArticleNational Day of Civic Hacking
This is real. This summer, on June 1-2, 2013, citizens in cities across the Nation will join together to improve their communities and governments as part of the National Day of Civic Hacking. Civic...
View ArticleFCC Wants National WiFi Strong Enough to Reach The Boonies
According to The Washington Post, the FCC has unveiled a proposal to blanket much of the nation in long-range WiFi that will extend to locations that traditional broadband can’t reach. The airwaves...
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