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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.
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The Digital Puppeteer Behind Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Like the characters in the forthcoming film it gives life to--"Rise of the Planet of the Apes"--motion-capture technology has become suddenly more advanced.
Are the Fax Machine's Days Numbered?
We hope that's the idea behind Adobe's recent acquisition of EchoSign, the electronic-signature startup.
A Touch Screen Keyboard that Accommodates You
Ironic that the digital keyboard is so cumbersome to the digits, no? IBM has an idea to fix that—and it involves "anatomical profiling."
Chevy Volt Makes NYPD Green
The New York Police Department's fleet of cars takes a step towards environmental friendliness, adding a few electric cars to the mix.
Will We Ever Have a Fully Digital Brain?
British researchers are using a million ARM processing cores to simulate the human brain—or 1 percent of it, at least.
Bionic Vision for the Blind
How eyeglasses equipped with cameras, LED lights, and a smart-phone-sized processor could help the blind to see.
The EU's Flying Car Project
Tired of waiting in traffic? The EU thinks the solution might be "personal aerial vehicles."
Urine: The Astronaut's Sports Drink
And now, with a device powered only by forward osmosis, it's eco-friendly, too. The device is being tested aboard the last NASA shuttle mission.
Can We Make Machines Listen More Carefully?
A new project aims to create far smarter voice recognition software.
