Monthly Archives: July 2013

Nokia’s next move relies on pixels

Nokia’s umpteenth attempt at rejuvenating its smartphone sales results in a rather high-tech camera on its latest Lumia device.

MIT researchers have discovered an algorithm that can convert spoken language to programming commands needed to write computer programs.

The actual technology behind the NSA’s surveillance tactics has left world leaders in the dark, and worried.

BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins finally admitted that a BlackBerry turnaround might not be a realistic option.

Subscription e-commerce is having a moment.

Yelp is using its pool of data to show consumers the hotspots for hipsters, yuppies, tourists, bacon, and establishments with a patio.

Samsung and Intel’s mobile operating system kicks off its presence in the developer sphere with a $4 million contest.

Pinterest rival The Fancy received $53 million in funding, reports said on Monday.