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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Google follows Apple in pursuit of in-car entertainment systems
The technology giants are set to go head-to-head in the auto industry.
Monday, December 30, 2013
Android in-car initiative with Audi, Nvidia tipped for CES
The competition between Google and Apple hits the road: Google will reportedly team with Audi to offer Android-powered in-car information and entertainment.
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Saturday, December 28, 2013
There's no Here there: Nokia pulls map app off iOS
Nokia says iOS 7 has harmed the user experience of its mapping app, but the company has show little appetite for keeping Here Maps up to date since its iOS debut more than a year ago.
Friday, December 27, 2013
The Internet Archive rekindles early video game consoles with emulation
No need to dig through that dusty closet and find your Atari 2600. Play Pacman, Space Invaders, Donkey Kong and more, all from the comfort of your browser.
8 must-have mobile games for your new smartphone
With these games on your phone, you can easily ignore your obnoxious in-laws!
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
11 must-have apps for your new Android phone
Because killer apps like these are the gift that keeps giving all year long.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Mobile data use nearly doubled in the past year
You're using way more data now than you used to. What's that mean for data caps?
The first CyanogenMod phone, the Oppo N1 CyanogenMod Edition, is shipping now
The CyanogenMod Edition Oppo N1 costs a cool $600, but it's unlocked and comes preloaded with everybody's favorite custom Android ROM.
Mac Pro (Late 2013) review: Apple's new Mac Pro really is for pros
Apple's new Mac Pro is finally here, but is it for you? That all depends on the apps you use and what expansion options you need.
Monday, December 23, 2013
Sony to sell Gracenote to Tribune for $170M
Tribune will combine the music database company with its own video information unit
Snapchat's Replay gives snaps a second viewing
An iOS update to America's favorite disappearing message app added a few new features.
T-Mobile's budget subsidiary is offering free Facebook access--without a data plan
GoSmart users will be able to access Facebook and Facebook messenger without any monthly data plan.
Piracy problems plague first iOS 7 jailbreak
The first iOS 7 jailbreak is here, but it arrived with some app piracy issues for Chinese users and no support for the Cydia app store.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Beyond fingerprints: FBI enlists biometrics to solve crimes
Palm prints, iris images, and mug shots are joining fingerprints in the FBI's database, which now relies on many biometric elements in investigations.
Smart devices get smarter, but are still short on security
While many smart devices are coming with more cool features, improved security isn't one of them.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Google cheers contestants at Robotics Challenge
Now the owner of Boston Dynamics, Google rolls in to watch events at the DARPA Robotics Challenge.
Friday, December 20, 2013
The 12 streaming movies of Christmas
'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, because they were all sacked out watching these festive films.
T-Mobile teases CES plans, might pay you to switch
T-Mobile could start paying early-termination fees for people who switch from other carriers.
Ergotron WorkFit-A review: Have a seat or stand at attention with your Mac
Designed for Apple iMacs or Apple displays, this kit lets you sit or stand at your desk, but it comes with a case of the jiggles.
These overhyped tech gifts shouldn't excite you
Some of our best friends are tech bloggers, but they are an excitable bunch that can make some bad gift recommendations.
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Upcoming BMW X1 will have apps for music, social media and vehicle status
The new Online Entertainment system will integrate with major streaming music providers. BMW's own ConnectedDrive app can read Facebook and Twitter updates as well as provide car status. You'll be able to use either your phone or the car's own connectivity to download the data.
Order your Mac Pro today, get it in February 2014
You won't be able to get your hands on Apple's high-end workstation for several weeks.
Second season of Netflix's House of Cards will stream in 4K... sometimes
You're going to need a new TV to see Kevin Spacey scheme in glorious pixel-packed 4K resolution.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Intel signs tech partnership for 49ers' Silicon Valley stadium
The team will work to include Intel-based gear at Levi's Stadium and Intel will show off products there
Clockwise Podcast: 2014 anticipation, 2013 favorites, and a blue Power Mac
As the year ends, our podcast panel looks forward to the tech of 2014 and imagines our 2003 selves reacting to 2013 tech. Plus Apple's new Mac Pro, Facebook's video ads, and where we'll be celebrating New Year's Eve.
And here's Google's inevitable Christmas-themed Easter egg: Karaoke carols on demand
This year's offering will turn your (non Windows Phone) smartphone into a seasonal karaoke machine!
New app from Opera helps Android phones use less data
The company is looking for beta testers in the US
Google Glass 'wink' update blurs the line between tic and functionality
Glass gets a slew of new goodies in the latest update.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Netflix nabs Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul
Better Call Saul's Netflix distribution will mirror Breaking Bad's to a T.
Facebook’s auto-playing video ads may be a tough sell to users
Scroll and you might miss it: a video ad in your News Feed.
Monday, December 16, 2013
Amazon promises original series in the 4K format in 2014
Prices are falling for 4K HDTVs and now some 4K content is starting to be produced. It's still early days for 4K, though.
Smile! Nokia's bringing its high-end camera app to cheaper Lumia phones
Cheaper Lumias are getting the same Camera app as Nokia's high-end smartphones
Amazon rolls out interest-free payment plans for Kindle Fire HDX tablets
Amazon really, REALLY wants to get a Kindle Fire tablet in your hands, and it's no wonder why: Kindle owners spend gobs of cash on Amazon.com.
Challenger SRT's dashboard apps divulge your deepest driving data
The SRT Performance Pages built into this Dodge's dash tell you precisely why you deserve that ticket.
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Robots compete to mimic common human tasks
An upcoming DARPA robot challenge is focused on developing robots to use tools, climb stairs, and drive cars.
20% of browsing is now mobile, research finds
Traditional PCs are continuing to give up ground to smartphones and tablets.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
3D printed gifts you can buy or make
If you have a 3D printer, you can make a lot of really great gifts yourself, and there are plenty of services that will print them for you as well.
Friday, December 13, 2013
Touchless Control update for Moto X lets you shout your PIN to unlock the phone
Just make sure that the PIN numbers don't match the ones to your bank account.
Samsung's merges its smartphone and camera divisions
The two groups will band together to form a super hybrid division that smartphone cameras, camera smartphones, and everything in between.
Survey: Amazon sees more spending from Kindle owners
Now we know why Amazon isn't too worried about profiting from Kindle hardware sales. Turns out owners of those devices are spending big bucks with the online retailer.
Blocked! User outrage spurs Twitter to reverse policy change
Twitter on Thursday faced a wave of backlash after it changed its blocking policies. The company quickly backtracked.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
All five major US carriers agree to let you unlock your phone anytime you want
You'll still have to call your carrier if you want to free your phone, however.
Spiked with LIDAR sensors, Ford research car tracks objects and creates 3D maps
Ford tricked out its Automated Fusion Hybrid Research Vehicle with enough sensors to see more than a driver ever could—so the car can help the human drive better.
Clockwise Podcast: Airing our grievances
Have we reached peak social media? Are serial entrepreneurs creepy? Will people on the Internet pay for anything? And what's on our tech holiday shopping lists? These questions may or may not be answered by Dan Moren, Jason Snell, Philip Michaels, and Susie Ochs.
Airbnb hosts take to Twitter to lobby New York lawmakers
A nonprofit group of Airbnb hosts and users is stepping up its awareness campaign about New York’s laws against short-term rentals.
Giving the gift of digital downloads
Whether it's a last-minute gift or something you've been planning to give for a while, online stores are a great source for digital presents during the holidays -- if you know where to look.
Take that, Snapchat: Instagram Direct’s private messages stick around
Instagram Direct lets users privately send photos and videos in what is widely considered a shot at trendy messaging app Snapchat.
Activity-tracking wristbands: Why, how, and what to buy
We love the Jawbone UP24, Fitbit Force, and Basis B1 Band. But each tracker presents its own unique pluses and minuses.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Google quietly updates Gmail for Android to help you with your holiday travels
The app now lets you set up an away message or send off an attachment.
Spotify launches free on-demand listening on tablets, free playlist shuffles on phones
Spotify's free service is now available a la carte on tablets, with a shuffle function across playlists for smartphones
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Google Chromecast gets 10 new apps but app floodgates stay closed
It's still unclear when Google will open the door to more third-party apps for Chromecast by releasing public software-developer tools.
Microsoft’s Socl network hits the app store(s)
Socl is still under-the-radar, but apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone prime the network to go mainstream.
Smartphone report card 2013: Which vendors passed, which vendors failed?
We'll give you a hint: BlackBerry did not make the dean's list.
Monday, December 9, 2013
Encrypted text messages may soon be on the way to some Android phones
CyanogenMod wants to roll out a encrypted text-message feature for Android phones to ensure that no one's peeking in on conversations.
Early report: 2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class can stop and go automatically in traffic jams
The luxury sedan, to be announced officially next week, will be able to stop, go, and maintain its lane automatically in slow traffic, as well as read traffic signs.
Facebook takes a look back at 2013's biggest moments
From Nelson Mandela to the Harlem Shake, Facebook recaps the year's most-discussed topics around the world.
Short on holiday music? Slip into the stream
If your tree isn't trimmed or egg fully nogged until it's accompanied by oceans of holiday music, we can help you find the stuff by the stockingful.