It’s hard to imagine a future for the once-promising operating system. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have one.
First shown at Apple’s iPad event, Autodesk’s new drawing program permits jaggy-free sketching at super-high resolutions.
The smartphone app now lets you bump photos onto a computer — no configuration or accounts required.
Yahoo tries a new, thumbnail-centric twist on search for desktop browsers, iPhone and iPad.
The Taiwanese news site, where many Apple rumors originate, defends itself but says it’ll do a better job of vetting future scoops.
The upcoming TiVo Stream box will turn Apple gadgets into portable viewers for recorded shows.
One of the last major vestiges of the unfortunate Windows Vista era is going away. Good!
New figures that show Chrome taking the lead are a big deal — until you realize that nobody agrees on browser market share.
From the View-Master to the iPhone, 14 memorable gizmos that exude a style all their own.
A recently-uncovered video and an awards ceremony pay tribute to Andrew Fluegelman — programmer, editor and radical thinker.
Google’s major new search technology, launching today, aims to understand millions of things — not just strings of characters.
