Oxford’s Self-Driving Car (on the Left Side of the Road)
Across the pond, Oxford swerves into Google’s self-driving lane.
Computing
Why an Apple TV SDK Excited the Internet
No, the iTV isn't imminent. But third-party programmers are rightly excited at the prospect.
Celebrating Moonshot Thinking: Solve for X Honors Innovators Under 35
Who do you think should join the Innovators Under 35 this year?
How "Bullet Time" Will Revolutionise Exascale Computing
The famous Hollywood filming technique will change the way we access the huge computer simulations of the future, say computer scientists
Talk to the Hand: An Apple Watch?
Or rather, the wrist. Is Apple looking into an “iWatch”?
Einstein@Home Project Discovers 24 New Pulsars in Old Data
Astrophysicists apply 17,000 CPU core years of number crunching to a 15-year old data set and find 24 new pulsars
This Robotic Fur Patch is Cooler Than Your Cat
Think of how much you love your smartphone. Now think of how much you love your pet. What if the two were the same?
Does Gestural Computing Break Fitts' Law?
Fitts' Law has quantified human-computer interaction for decades. But is it still relevant in a post-GUI world?
Numenta’s Brain-Inspired Software Adds Smarts to the Grid
The company’s Grok software processes “fast data” for EnerNoc and makes predictions about customers’ energy usage.
BlackBerry on the Rebound
A well-thrown Hail Mary. Will it be caught?
