Beyond step-counting: The future of wearables
Makers of wearables are looking for new things to track about your body, even if they need to poke inside it.
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How ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ came back from the dead
[Opinion] How do you revive a flatlining show? With some good, hard jolts. But did “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” give “Agents of SHIELD” the cure it really needs? And what do you want from Season 2? We take the show’s vital signs before the big finale.
Google now lets Android apps tap into Street View
An update to the Google Play Services utility means apps can use more advanced navigation and can tell when an Android device user is running or walking.
NSA’s coded tweet deciphered — read what it says
The National Security Agency sent out a mysterious coded tweet Monday, which has since been deciphered.
Windows 8-Intel tablets with 4G/LTE still scarce in 2014
The Windows-Intel tablet camp still can’t deliver 4G widely in a tablet. Let’s hope that changes later this year.
Free Comic Book Day goes digital with ‘Star Wars’ and more
Swapped your print comics for pixels? You can still get free digital comics and awesome deals from Dark Horse Digital and more on Free Comic Book Day May 3 and Star Wars Day May 4.
Dude, where’s my car? Google Now knows
A new feature in Google Now for Android helps you remember where you parked your car.
Launch Your GoPro Into Near Deep Space
Since the inception of the GoPro, a high definition camera that can be mounted on just about anything that moves, people have been capturing amazing […]
Don’t panic: Canada won’t blanket its wilderness with Wi-Fi
Some backcountry enthusiasts are bristling at a plan that could mean wireless Internet access at a few parks starting this summer. The agency says visitors demand it and need it — but it’ll be limited to areas like campgrounds and visitor centers.
Don’t panic: Canada won’t blanket its wilderness with Wi-Fi
Some backcountry enthusiasts are bristling at a plan that could mean wireless Internet access at a few parks starting this summer. The agency says visitors demand it and need it — but it’ll be limited to areas like campgrounds and visitor centers.