How Particle Physics Is Improving Recommendation Engines
The same physics that governs the behaviour of photons and electrons may also improve online shopping recommendations, say researchers
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What’s on TV at CES
Deals trump hardware for import in Las Vegas this week.
The Mobile Browser Wars Began 10 Years Ago Today
When Apple debuted the Webkit rendering engine in its Safari browser, it had no idea it would take over the internet.
Sony May Want to Launch an Internet TV Service
Another horse enters the race.
2013: The year of the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things probably already influences your life. And if it doesn't, it soon will, say computer scientists
Ubuntu to Offer Smartphone Operating Software
The software looks cool, but will need handset maker support to succeed.
Computer Scientists Measure How Much of the Web is Archived
Nobody knows how much of the web has been archived for future generations. Now one group of computer scientists are attempting to find out
Netflix Outage, and the Limits of the Internet
A new approach to networking could make video delivery faster and more reliable.
Who Will Create Instagram's App.net?
Seriously: How much is it worth to you to never have to deal with Instagram's privacy-related crap ever again?
Our Primer on HTML5
Progress is finally being made on the next version of the open programming standard that originally made the Web blossom.
