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10:00 am GMT - Mon, December 30, 2013
Technology Review 2013: The Best Business Stories of the Year
A bubble formed around social media in 2013. But other companies, nations, and ordinary people struggled to find advantage in technological change.By Antonio Regalado...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, December 27, 2013
Technology Review 2013: The Best Energy Stories of the Year
Teslas profitable cars, cheap LEDs, half-price nuclear, and cheaper carbon capture are highlights of this years progress in clean energy.By Kevin Bullis...
10:00 am GMT - Thu, December 26, 2013
Technology Review 2013: The Year in Internet Stories
Fitness bands, watches, smoke detectors: what will be put online next?By Rachel Metz...
10:00 am GMT - Wed, December 25, 2013
Technology Review 2013: The Year in Communications
Along with NSA spying revelations, 2013 brought faster wireless technologies, global connectivity expansion, and new communications business models.By David Talbot...
10:00 am GMT - Wed, December 25, 2013
Technology Review A New Use for Coal: Glowing Nanodots
Coal could be a source of cheap, nontoxic fluorescent nanoparticles useful for biomedicine.Coal can be turned into large volumes of glowing quantum dots, according to Rice University researchers....
10:00 am GMT - Tue, December 24, 2013
Technology Review 2013: The Years Most Important Computing Stories
Many Wearable Computers and Fundamental AdvancesBy Tom Simonite...
10:00 am GMT - Mon, December 23, 2013
Technology Review 2013: The Best Biomedicine Stories of the Year
A push for new brain-mapping technology and a ban on some gene patents showcase ongoing advances in biomedical technology.By Susan Young...
10:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review Too Much Information
Are we prepared to know the genetic flaws of the unborn?Pregnant women and their partners can already peer at an unborn childs chromosomes: with amniocentesis, they can learn about the presence or, mo...
10:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review Facebooks Two Faces
The company says it wants to wire the world. But will it do more than make its own app work better?Last spring, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg invested in an impressive domain name: internet.org. Th...
10:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review The Geopolitics of Geoengineering
Does humanitys tightening grip on the fate of nature portend new sources of global conflict?More than a decade ago, Paul Crutzen, who won the 1995 Nobel Prize in chemistry for his research on the dest...
10:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review Testing a GM Potato in Ireland
Researcher Ewen Mullins is testing potatoes that are engineered to resist blight in Ireland.For more on this topic, please see our recent feature Why We Will Need Genetically Modified Foods....
10:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review Too Much Information
Are we prepared to know the genetic flaws of the unborn?Pregnant women and their partners can already peer at an unborn childs chromosomes: with amniocentesis, they can learn about the presence or, mo...
10:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review Facebooks Two Faces
The company says it wants to wire the world. But will it do more than make its own app work better?Last spring, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg invested in an impressive domain name: internet.org. Th...
10:00 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review Why We Will Need Genetically Modified Foods
Climate change will make it increasingly difficult to feed the world. Biotech crops will have an essential role in ensuring that theres enough to eat.Signs of late blight appear suddenly but predict...
05:05 am GMT - Tue, December 17, 2013
Technology Review The Geopolitics of Geoengineering
Does humanitys tightening grip on the fate of nature portend new sources of global conflict?More than a decade ago, Paul Crutzen, who won the 1995 Nobel Prize in chemistry for his research on the dest...
10:00 am GMT - Mon, December 16, 2013
Technology Review Thinking in Silicon
Microchips modeled on the brain may excel at tasks that baffle todays computers.Picture a person reading these words on a laptop in a coffee shop. The machine made of metal, plastic, and silicon cons...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, December 13, 2013
Technology Review Worlds Smallest Pacemaker Can Be Implanted without Surgery
New cardiac devices are small enough to be delivered through blood vessels into the heart.Pacemaker surgery typically requires a doctor to make an incision above a patients heart, dig a cavity into wh...
10:00 am GMT - Thu, December 12, 2013
Technology Review Parents: Dont Panic About Your Kids Social Media Habits
Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd tries to puncture some myths about teenagers and the Internet.Kids today! Theyre online all the time, sharing every little aspect of their lives. Whats wrong with them?...
05:00 am GMT - Thu, December 12, 2013
Technology Review Parents: Dont Panic About Your Kids Social Media Habits
Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd tries to puncture some myths about teenagers and the Internet.Kids today! Theyre online all the time, sharing every little aspect of their lives. Whats wrong with them?...
10:35 pm GMT - Wed, December 11, 2013
Technology Review How Remote Places Can Get Cellular Coverage by Doing It Themselves
With Swedish telephone numbers and a tree-bound base station, a remote Indonesian village runs its own telecommunications company.A four-hour drive from the nearest cellular coverage in the remote hig...
10:25 pm GMT - Wed, December 11, 2013
Technology Review Cloud Services
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10:25 pm GMT - Wed, December 11, 2013
Technology Review Cloud Services
New cardiac devices are small enough to be delivered through blood vessels into the heart.Pacemaker surgery typically requires a doctor to make an incision above a patients heart, dig a cavity into wh...
10:00 am GMT - Tue, December 10, 2013
Technology Review The Many Tongues of Twitter
Twitters footprint is growing fast, although English speakers in the U.S. remain the largest demographic. The trick now is to turn its global presence into advertising dollars....
10:00 am GMT - Mon, December 9, 2013
Technology Review New Interfaces Inspire Inventive Computer Games
Novel modes of interaction are inspiring independent games companies to come up with completely new types of games.The clich is that technological innovation in video game development is the domain of...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, December 6, 2013
Technology Review Identifying Signs of Chronic Brain Injury in Living Football Players
A new brain-imaging technology may reveal the true risk of repetitive head injury in contact sports.Eight former pro football players learned this year that they have signs of a degenerative brain dis...
10:00 am GMT - Fri, December 6, 2013
Technology Review An App-Led Walk down Memory Lane
Memoir, a new iPhone app, is meant to call up your digital memories at convenient times and places....
10:00 am GMT - Thu, December 5, 2013
Technology Review An Artificial Hand with Real Feelings
A new nerve interface can simulate a sense of touch from 20 spots on a prosthetic hand.There have been remarkable mechanical advances in prosthetic limbs in recent years, including rewiring nerve fibe...
10:35 pm GMT - Tue, December 3, 2013
Technology Review Colored Plastic Doubles Solar Cell Power
Using plastic to absorb light could lower the cost of solar power.A thin sheet of dyed plastic could cut the cost of solar power, particularly for applications that require solar cells to be highly ef...
02:52 am GMT - Tue, December 3, 2013
Technology Review Separating Hype from Reality on Amazons Drones
Amazon says it wants to offer 30-minute drone delivery. But companies actually working on the technology outline the limitations.Amazons plans to deliver packages by drones, which it predicts will be ...
10:00 am GMT - Mon, December 2, 2013
Technology Review Diagnosis for Healthcare.gov: Unrealistic Technology Expectations
The website for the Affordable Care Act was doomed by an inordinately complex setup that tried to link disparate databases in real time.The fiasco with the $600 million federal health insurance websit...