Cisco intros next gen WebEx for tablets, mobile
Cisco intros next gen WebEx for tablets, mobile
Stories by Nick Barber
Move over Apple, Microsoft could be UI leader
Known for its attractive touch interface, Apple may have some competition in the next generation of user interfaces, according to an analyst.
New interfaces challenge touch
Touchscreens could be extinct if researchers pioneering new human-computer interfaces have anything to say about it. From brain-controlled machines to gesture-driven devices, there's a range of technologies in development that may find their way into everyday electronic devices.
Honda's updated Asimo robot learns new tricks
Honda unveiled an updated Asimo robot with a number of advancements including what the company call autonomous behavior control technology
World Tech Update, Nov. 3, 2011
World Tech Update
iPad-controlled rover spies on friends
The Rover App-Controlled Spy Tank adds to Brookstone's line up of WiFi-controlled toys.
Supply of critical rare-earth elements about to expand
Tucked in the middle of the Desert, near the Nevada Border, Molycorp’s Mountain Pass, California mine specializes in finding rare earth elements hiding in regular-looking rocks.
World Tech Update, Oct. 28, 2011
World Tech Update
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Coming up on World Tech Update this week: Nokia launches two Windows Phones, Sony buys Sony Ericsson, Amazon boosts Kindle Fire production, Wikileaks stops publishing classified files and new technology tracks researchers at MIT.
World Tech Update, Oct. 21, 2011
World Tech Update
World Tech Update, Oct. 21, 2011
World Tech Update
RIM co-CEO addresses Blackberry outage, touts new software.
Disappointed Blackberry users heard from Research in Motion founder and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis at the start of Blackberry’s developer conference in San Francisco Tuesday. Lazaridis offered a quick, apologetic reference to the service outage that customers suffered through last week. Customers had reported not being able to make calls or send e-mails for days.
World Tech Update, Oct. 14, 2011
World Tech Update
World Tech Update, Oct. 14, 2011
World Tech Update
Farmville games developer announces a new play service and games for Facebook and Google Plus
Zynga first launched games like Farmville and and Mafia Wars in 2007 and 2008 for play on Facebook. But the company announced plans to strike out beyond the established social media site and launch its own social share website, called Project Z. Once logged in, users can play a game with anyone else, around the world.