Technology

When it comes to attention grabbers, it’s hard to beat what T-Mobile serves up. The wireless carrier’s move to let subscribers to its 4G LTE network stream music from eight popular services without it counting against their data plan seems … Continue reading →

The ReWalk could help millions of people around the world walk again after being wheelchair-bound following spinal injuries. The $70,000 device has just been approved for sale in the US by the FDA.

Now might be a good time to buy a Samsung plasma TV, because next year they’ll be gone for good. According to both CNet and Reuters, Samsung plans to stop producing plasma panels at the end of 2014. The company … Continue reading →

The future of portable printing is rolling slowly across a piece of A4 paper on a hot Thursday afternoon in Jerusalem’s early summer. After what seems like an eternity compared to an inkjet device, the prototype creates seven characters with … Continue reading →

Mazda’s 2014 Mazda3 scores on all four cylinders: great tech, great driver’s car, reasonable price, and efficiency. Mazda has extended big car features such as adaptive cruise control and a head-up display down to the compact car class. With SkyActiv … Continue reading →

David Sparks ruminates on Apple’s reasons for killing Aperture and iPhoto, and his hopes for the new Photos app.

Adaptive cruise control, blind spot detection, and lane departure warning make Sonata the best. Just make sure you buy one of the top two trim lines if you want all the awesome tech that makes this car so good.

Smartphones, tablets, and laptops with fast but capacity-challenged SSDs often don’t have room for all the media you’d like to bring with you. You could rely on the cloud, but stream movies over a 4G connection and you’ll hit your … Continue reading →

Qualcomm has announced its imminent acquisition of Wilocity, a WiFi developer specializing in the 60GHz band. Wilocity promises it can deliver up to 7Gbps of bandwidth — but it comes with some costs.

Qualcomm has announced its imminent acquisition of Wilocity, a WiFi developer specializing in the 60GHz band. Wilocity promises it can deliver up to 7Gbps of bandwidth — but it comes with some costs.