De Brouwer's Magical Tricorder
In cluttered old offices rooted in the past, Walter De Brouwer works feverishly to conjure the future, hammering away on a gadget that promises to revolutionize the way we monitor our health. |
High-Tech Guns Disabled Remotely
Yardarm, a high-tech startup, is wading into the gun control debate with a wireless controller that would allow gun owners to know when their weapon is being moved -- and disable it remotely. |
Backing Up Is Hard To Do, Yet Critical
For many, backing up computers is like getting exercise or eating more vegetables: They know it's the right thing to do, but they just can't seem to get around to it. Until it's too late. |
iPhone Takes a Hit in Satisfaction
Apple's iPhone has taken a favorability hit in the latest American Consumer Satisfaction Index, an annual survey of 70,000 consumers, while Samsung and Motorola put in strong gains. |
Dell Kills Its In-House Public Cloud
After 360, There Comes the Xbox One
A Terabyte's the Limit Now at Flickr
Customers Less Satisfied with Win 8
Digital E-Insurance Cards in Play
EMC ViPR Changes the Storage World
Amputees Program Bionic Hands 
Best of Interop Winners Announced
Document Scanner Fits in Your Pocket
HP Boosts Data Center IT Automation
Salesforce Has a New Sales Pitch
MS Office Web Apps Come to Android
Intel Taps COO Krzanich as New CEO
Dell Seeks Details on Investor Plan
Salesforce Rolls Out B2C Communities 
Adobe Creative Suite Goes Cloud-Only
Investors Funding Cyberwarfare
Windows 8 Gripes and Solutions
