“Explorer” Ivan Lajara admits getting some strange looks with it on the street, but he likes its social features … continue reading
Feat illustrates the futility of keeping reverse-engineering efforts at bay … continue reading
Stephan Beal leaves on less-than-amicable terms, leaving Google’s JavaScript engine in the lurch … continue reading
Microsoft is miffed by Google’s blockade of Windows Phone’s YouTube app. Is turnabout fair play? … continue reading
Electronic currency falls victim to an overlooked hole in the Java Cryptography Architecture … continue reading
JBQ’s departure signals frustration over Qualcomm’s lack of Nexus 7 open source driver support, sticking him with the blame … continue reading
We put the Chromecast through its paces. Does it live up to the hype? … continue reading
Apple, Google, Microsoft: Every bit of bad news is making everyone fret for no apparent reason … continue reading
Newest offering bridges the gap between online video consumption and broadcast viewing; tablet update aims at college market … continue reading
Oracle’s copyright battle is understandable, but the company is making the wrong move regarding open source … continue reading
Google Glasses make even more apparent the amount of time each day that we’re being recorded—and watched … continue reading
Google’s tacit acceptance of hackers tinkering with Glass is a welcome development … continue reading
