RFID takes on the counterfeit watch
Another blow to spam? RFID technology may hurt sales of the fake Rolexes you heard about in your latest e-mail.
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'OK Glass' was almost 'pew pew pew', says Google Glass hotword creator
The Google Glass team's hotword suggestions of 'Clap on' and 'Glassicus' ended up being beaten by an idea from the product's marketing manager, it's been revealed.
Nokia's Lumia phablets and Windows RT tablet: Two steps forward, one step back?
Nokia has shown off two Lumia phablet devices today – a top of the range 1520, and its more modestly priced cousin, the 1320.
Google Glass expansion prompts Google to invest in Himax
Google is getting a 6.3 percent stake in the Taiwanese chipmaker.
Barclays unveils 'wave and pay' for cabs
Computer Cab and Barclays have teamed up to develop a contactless payments system for taxis
France to try euro-per-day PC plan
Program to include "good quality" PC, Net connection, training, support to help low-income families to catch up.
Apple: iPod means our pod
Mac maker cries trademark infringement, sends cease-and-desist letters to companies using "pod" in product names.
RFID warning: Don't expect miracles
RFID may be the next big thing for techies and retailers alike--but it doesn't mean the next big ROI. Just 38 percent of manufacturing execs expect a big return.
Apple looking to supersize the iPad with 13-inch model?
Apple and its component suppliers are tinkering with larger displays for both the iPad and iPhone, according to reports.
Apple co-founder 'disappointed' by Apple iPhone
Steve Wozniak has today hit out at smartphones, accusing device manufacturers of putting technology before people--and revealed that he's disappointed by Apple's decision to launch the iPhone without 3G.