When Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft nearly 40 years ago, he had the idea to put a computer on every desk, and in the '90s he evangelized the concept of "information at your fingertips." Since he stepped down as CEO of Microsoft in 2008, he has turned his full attention to saving lives and eliminating...
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Kids' No. 1 holiday wish? The iPhone, says a survey
It may well be that they're fleeing Facebook for sexier climes.
But please don't think that today's American teens are talking about a revolution. Unless you have in mind a magical one.
For a survey of their deepest holiday season needs reveals a certain stasis in their hearts.
Performed...
Microsoft looks to sell 16M Windows tablets over holidays
One of Microsoft's biggest retail goals for holiday 2014 is to sell 16 million Windows tablets, according to alleged Microsoft strategy documents obtained by Paul Thurrott, editor of the Windows SuperSite.
To achieve this goal, the Softies are going to be increasing retail spending, according...
Hacking is NSA's 'growth area,' Times says in agency profile
Hacking has become the US National Security Agency's "growth area."
That's the word from The New York Times, which pulled from thousands of documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden to publish on Saturday a lengthy article it described as "a rich sampling of the agency's...
Apple and Microsoft go to war against Google and Samsung
I wonder at what point Android becomes more trouble than it is worth to Google. Google itself doesn't make much money on Android, so why bother with it when they have Chrome OS waiting in the wings? Perhaps the day is coming when Google will walk away from Android.
That won't help with the other...
Researchers See Through Walls With 'Wi-Vi'
Want Xray vision like the man of steel? A technology that lets you see behind walls could soon be built in to your cell phone.
MIT professor Dina Katabi and graduate student Fadel Adib have announced WiVi, a demonstration of a technology that uses WiFi to allow a viewer to "see" a...
