Can “Infinite Variation” Be Mass-Produced Using 3-D Printing?
Shapeways looks to software to bring down production costs and time to market in its 3-D printing factory in New York City.
Stories Tagged "software"
Windows 8: Design over Usability
Windows 8 gets a lot right, but Microsoft’s determination to offer computer and mobile users the same interface makes the operating system somewhat weird.
A Look Back at Predictive Assistants and Lurching Giants
In 2012, hardware and software brought us usability advances, faster chips, and gesture control.
The Woman Charged with Making Windows 8 Succeed
In a Q&A, Julie Larson-Green explains why Microsoft felt it was necessary to rethink an operating system used by 1.2 billion people.
Can Software Eat the Deficit?
How software and IT can lighten the government's obligations by improving health care and education.
Google Puts Its Virtual Brain Technology to Work
A powerful new approach to artificial intelligence is ready to improve many Google products.
A Startup Tries to Make a Better Artificial Brain
Vicarious thinks it can mimic the brain to create software that learns to see as we do.
Software Makes the Most of Your Internet Connections
Connectify Dispatch lets a computer find the best combination of Internet connections for a particular task.
Why a High-End Software Maker Pursues App Companies
Autodesk got big selling design and engineering software, but to stay on top of trends, it's now scooping up application makers.
A Computer Infection that Can Never Be Cured
A hacker demonstrates that code can be hidden inside a new computer to put it forever under remote control, even after upgrades to the hard drive or operating system.
