Intel's New CEO Faces a Major Challenge
Intel's new chief executive must reverse the last decade of declining market share.
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Qualcomm Proposes a Cell-Phone Network by the People, for the People
Mobile network speeds in urban areas could dramatically increase if consumers connected small, public base stations to their home broadband.
First Tunguska Meteorite Fragments Discovered
Nobody knows what exploded over Siberia in 1908, but the discovery of the first fragments could finally solve the mystery.
With Florida Project, the Smart Grid Has Arrived
Smart grid technology has been implemented in many places, but Florida’s new deployment is the first full-scale system.
Google Glass and the Rise of POV
Will Google Glass revive a controversial cinematographic technique?
Maker of World’s Most Boring Car Stops Making Cars
Coda Automotive's uninspired EV failed to rouse customer interest.
The Twitter Account to Watch If You're Worried About Climate Change
The planet's rising atmospheric CO2 levels may hit a symbolic milestone this month.
Genomic Study Spots Which Tumors Are Deadliest
Genomics signatures in uterine cancers could offer clues to prognosis.
Participants in Personal Genome Project Identified by Privacy Experts
Privacy experts have identified participants in the Personal Genome Project using "de-identified" data.
Apps for Finding New Tunes, with a Little Help from Your Friends
Twitter #music, EQuala, and Piki help you share and discover new music with friends, but they’re not all winners.
