HP Labs sees a great future in plastics
The PC manufacturer’s Information Displays Lab is working on a kind of plastic display designed to replace glass displays in the next 10 years.
Originally posted at Circuit Breaker
HP Labs sees a great future in plastics
The PC manufacturer’s Information Displays Lab is working on a kind of plastic display designed to replace glass displays in the next 10 years.
Originally posted at Circuit Breaker
FCC lets movie industry selectively break your TV
The FCC grants the MPAA permission to selectively disable certain outputs on your TV so that it can deliver you movies at home earlier. Thanks, but I think I’d rather go to Redbox.
Originally posted at Molly Rants
Analyst: AT&T’s iPad deal to delay Verizon iPhone
The rumor goes that Verizon won’t see the iPhone until next year because of a newer deal AT&T cut with Apple over its tablet device.
Originally posted at Crave
Computer pioneer Palevsky was wary of Google, games, PCs
Intel founding investor Max Palevsky, who died Wednesday at age 85, had doubts later in life about the impact of personal computers on society.
Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog
Google scraps plug-in, refashions 3D Web plan
Google’s O3D plug-in is officially over. Instead, the company is rebuilding it as a higher-level add-on to the WebGL effort for 3D Web graphics.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
Hair, fur, pantyhose deployed to fight oil spill
Environmental groups and people along the Gulf of Mexico are making booms and mats out of hair and fur to clean up the recent oil spill.
Originally posted at Crave
Clearwire CEO sees bright 4G future
Clearwire’s CEO Bill Morrow is confident about his company’s prospects as the wireless world moves to 4G.
Originally posted at Signal Strength
Dual-core Intel Netbook chip due by June
Netbooks will move away from single-core Atom processors, which provide good battery life but lack the performance of multicore chips.
Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog
Week in review: FCC not done with Net neutrality
The federal agency tries another avenue to Net neutrality, while Google offers peek inside its venture capital arm. Also: iPhone court records fight.