MWC 2014: Hands on - Nokia's Android phones
The Android interface on Nokia's X and XL has a tiled home screen like WIndows Phones
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MWC 2014: Mobile World Congress in two minutes
The gigantic mobile show in Barcelona spans multiple halls and covers more than 90,000 square meters or about 970,000 square feet. Preview one hall in just two minutes.
MWC 2014: Sony's Z2 smartphone can record 4K video
Sony's new Xperia Z2 flagship smartphone can record 4K video and includes digital noise cancelling headphones the company announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Monday.
MWC 2014: Have $10,000? Buy this iPhone speaker
A high-end speaker from Germany's Avantgarde promises impressive sound if you can afford it.
Connected clothing can tell how soundly your baby is sleeping
Singing along to the Disney movie playing in the background, Dulcie Madden helped hand-package thousands of high-tech baby clothes from her start up in Boston's Leather District. Madden is the CEO and co-founder of Rest Devices, which just last weekend started shipping its Mimo connected "onesie" to stores across the US. The $200 system aims to help anxious parents by monitoring a baby's movement, respiration, position and skin temperature and delivering the information with audio to smartphones.
NASA satellite to bring high-speed data to Hubble, ISS
NASA's newest Tracking and Data Relay or TDRS satellite lifted off from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas V rocket Thursday night.
NASA satellite to bring high-speed data to Hubble, ISS
NASA's newest Tracking and Data Relay (TDRS) satellite, which will provide high data-rate communications to space craft, went into orbit Thursday night.
Ford enlists MIT, Stanford to drive automated cars
Ford is enlisting top U.S. universities to make self-driving cars a reality, announcing Wednesday that it hopes researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology can come up with advanced algorithms to help vehicles learn where pedestrians and other automobiles will be located.
Land and air drones you don't need to worry about
Drone-maker Parrot debuted two new toy drones ahead of the International CES Sunday night.
Robotic limbs blasting off to NASA's space bot
Robotnaut 2 the robot aboard the International Space station is going to get new robotic apendages specially designed for zero gravity.
Here's why Amazon drones may never land at your door
Amazon's ambitious plan to use flying drones to deliver packages is far-fetched, but not just because of technology limitations or air traffic regulations. Amazon's fulfillment center network, as it stands now, is too limited to serve even a tiny fraction of the U.S. in the method described by CEO Jeff Bezos.
Amazon looks to 30-minute deliveries via flying drone
Called Prime Air, Amazon's service will be powered by drones and will be ready from a technology standpoint as soon as necessary regulations are in place.
Handheld scanner makes printing your 3D bust easier
With 3D printing all the rage this holiday season, one company wants to make it easier to recreate objects using a 3D scanner.
Lenovo hopes long battery and Ashton Kutcher will help sell tablets
Lenovo is claiming that its new Yoga tablets will offer 18 hours of battery life when browsing the web, which would be the longest when compared to other tablets.
MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-ray like vision
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have developed a device that can see through walls and pinpoint a person with incredible accuracy. They call it the "Kinect of the future," after Microsoft's Xbox 360 motion sensing camera.