By John Chambers Commentary: Cisco’s John Chambers and former FCC chief Julius Genachowski applaud the FCC’s funding boost for expanded broadband in schools, calling it a big win for modern digital learning.
By Anthony Domanico An astronaut aboard the International Space Station needed a socket wrench, so NASA engineers emailed him designs for 3D-printing one. What a world we’re living in.
By Anthony Domanico An astronaut aboard the International Space Station needed a socket wrench, so NASA engineers emailed him designs for 3D-printing one. What a world we’re living in.
By Bridget Carey A new BlackBerry arrives with signature features, Sony’s ready to show off a new take on smartglasses, and TAG Heuer goes after the Apple Watch.
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By Marguerite Reardon Federal Communications Commission’s decision to clarify what it means by “reasonable” rates for wireless data roaming could result in stronger wireless competition.
By Bonnie Burton Having Movember withdrawals? Fancy facial hair? Bristlr app wants to connect bearded men to those attracted to them.
By Lance Whitney All other versions of iPhone 6 still require longer ship times as supply catches up with demand.
By Anthony Domanico Meet the Oto Home, a portable otoscope that attaches to your iPhone’s camera to send a video of your kid’s ear to a licensed physician for a cheaper diagnosis.
By Ben Fox Rubin Data breaches are on the rise, but cybersecurity experts say employees and companies can still make broad changes to cut back on hacks.
By Don Reisinger Microsoft’s browser was the dominant force in 2009 when the EU required the company to offer consumers a choice of browsers. But that has changed dramatically over the past several years.