The tech press falls for an Xbox hoax.
‘Atari’ Is in Trouble Again
On the occasion of the video game legend’s bankruptcy, a recap of its many lives.
Windows 8 Pricing Goes Back to Normal
As planned, the $39.99 upgrade deal will come to an end on February 1.
Dolby’s Glasses-Free 3D May Be Worth Waiting For
The audio-technology company is demoing a surprisingly impressive approach to 3D.
The Tragic, World-Changing Loss of the Great American Arcade
The nearly-defunct institution known as the game arcade was about far more than games.
Facebook’s Graph Search Is the Future of Facebook
Graph Search lets you enter plain-English concepts that tie together multiple things the social network knows about the people who use it.
Google’s Doodle 4 Google Logo Contest: Get Doodling, Kids
Google’s annual competition offers scholarships, tech prizes and homepage glory.
My Kennedy Polaroids: Instant History
When John F. Kennedy campaigned in Oregon in 1960, a Polaroid photographer was there.
CES 2013: The View from Sony’s Phil Molyneux
Sony Electronics’ president on gadgets and 4K TV — and why the company isn’t talking so much about 3D these days.
In Defense — More or Less — of CES
CES isn’t a crisp snapshot of the state of the industry — it’s more of an incomplete data dump. But here’s the thing: Imperfect though it is, frustrating though it can be, it’s still valuable.
TIME’s Machine of the Year, 30 Years Later
We’ve reissued our famous 1982 issue in tablet form — and it’s a fascinating read.
Google’s Attack on Apple Is Good News for Apple
Good Google apps for Apple’s devices should make everybody happy