Sony Binoculars that Record in HD and 3-D
The company is releasing digital binoculars that include a built-in GPS receiver. When will we get our first bird-watching blockbuster?
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I am a freelance journalist. My main gigs these days are for Fast Company, where I’m a contributing writer (and run an interview series), and MIT Technology Review, where I’m a contributing editor (and run this gadget-focused blog).
I’ve written for a bunch of magazines and websites, including Smithsonian, Slate, Salon, Wired, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle, and The Paris Review. I write on a range of topics, but my focus is technology and business.
This one time, I wrote a series of articles about beef jerky.
David Zax's Stories
Apple Is Interested in Wireless Charging
Though we hope it's not seriously pursuing the awkward strategy in a new patent application.
Will the Future Hold 'Floating Microcountries'?
PayPal founder and billionaire Peter Thiel thinks so. He's invested $1.25 million into the idea.
Will This Spaceship-Like Car Win the World Solar Challenge?
The Stanford team that built the half-million dollar vehicle, which tops out at around 70 mph, hopes so.
Is a 4G LTE iPhone on the Way?
Undoubtedly. But reports that carriers are testing such a model tell us relatively little about just when we might see it.
Mercedes Gives a Kid a Bionic Hand
A touching letter by a 14-year-old garnered him one of the most advanced prosthetic limbs in the world.
In Quest for Smartphone Projectors, a Focus on the Lens
Alps Electric's tiny new lens might just be the key to bringing on-board smartphone projectors to the mass market.
Do We Really Need a 250 GB Tablet?
When tablet and traditional computing awkwardly merge.
RFID to the Rescue (Literally)
A Japanese company thinks radio-frequency identification could save lives in emergency situations.
Can Driverless Pod Cars Solve the 'Last-Mile Problem'?
The cars, which already shuttle passengers around Heathrow airport, might come soon to the U.S.
