Eletroboutique, a new art instillation at the Science Museum, looks to twist your perceptions of technology in the modern world with some striking imagery, but there’s none weirded than this barmy swirled iPhone sculpture… Read more
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President Obama – the most powerful man in the world – appears to be less than impressed with his BlackBerry. At a fundraiser in Chicago he commented privately that the technology used by the White House was ‘like, 30 years behind’, before going on to bemoan the lack of ‘really cool phones and stuff’. He raged, ‘I’m the President of the United States, where’s the fancy buttons and stuff and the big screen?’ To be fair, the man’s got a point. Read on to find out why…
If the U.S. transportation secretary has his way, cell phones could soon be banned in all cars. The fun doesn’t stop with the ban, it could even extend to car manufacturers being required to install technology that automatically disables our cell phones.
Ken Kutaragi, former chairman and chief executive officer of Sony Computer Entertainment and inventor of the PlayStation is turning his mind to the future of TV. In a little over a week, March 19th, he’s fronting a business seminar in Tokyo about “TV And Internet And Technology From Now On”.
A material that can bend electromagnetic radiation could lead to improved mobile reception in built up areas, according to a new study.
With perception and decision making skills shoehorned inside Nova-5 the technology institute of Calgary’s robot represents a real leap forward on the human-like attribute scale for robots.
If you happen to be in the sunny West Midlands this June 28th then make a date to trot along and see a bunch of bots battle it out for the coveted Micromouse Cheese Trophy.