Technology
Facebook while you drive?
Cars are going online. Forget satellite navigation - that's already old hat. At the Geneva auto show this week the big firms are engaged in an arms race to see who can fit the biggest screen and most powerful in-car computer. These aren't just flights of fancy. Ford says all ...
Facebook lets advertisers target your shopping history
Facebook is partnering with data companies to change ad-targeting. What does it mean for revenue? What about privacy?
Photoshop Touch app comes to phones
Adobe's popular tablet app, Photoshop Touch, is now available on some phones.
LivesOn tweets as you after you die
LivesOn is an Internet service that will tweet for you after you pass on from this world and into the next. The service is an algorithm that studies your tweets while you're alive and keeps up your social afterlife once you are dead. It's a service for those who would ...
Google Glass: Augmented reality is here to stay
Google Glass and other augmented reality projects are about to break onto the scene. But what does an augmented reality look like and how can it enhance our lives? Anthony has a sneak peak into the future.
Sony unveils 'super-charged' PS4
Gamers rejoice: the fourth coming is nearly here, the next-gen playstation. Sony's newly-unveiled console, seven years in the making, is actually looking pretty impressive. Demo after demo sizzled with state of the art graphics, promising a generational leap in facial expressions. And the specs are pretty hot too. It's got ...
Three ways to make Windows 8 easier to live with
If you purchased a new computer anytime in the last couple months, or you're planning to in the future, say hello to Windows 8. Microsoft's latest operating system debuted late last October, and reviews to date have been...mixed. Indeed, you may recall my three reasons you should steer clear of Windows ...
The Archos Family Pad: Can a tablet be too big?
The Archos Family Pad is a 13.3-inch Android tablet. I'll let that sink in for a minute. For sake of comparison, Apple's iPad has a 9.7-inch screen. The Barnes & Noble Nook HD+ has an 8.9-inch screen. The Family Pad: 13.3 inches. That's the same size as a lot of laptop screens. Which ...
CEO's Fly Coach? Business Travel Tightens Belts
Business travel is back to pre-recession levels, but road warriors can expect less legroom than before. Leslie Kwoh joins Markets Hub.
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