Douglas Perry

There appears to be five patents that currently protect Google's driverless car.

Canon rolled out a new flagship model in its EOS Rebel mainstream DSLR series.

Researchers at the University of Portsmouth have developed an Android smartphone app that is color coding messages according to their content.

Battery maker Duracell announced a new feature for its regular as well as rechargeable, hearing aid and coin button alkaline products.

There is an intriguing video on YouTube that claims that researchers at the "Japan Institute of Science and Technology" (JIST) have successfully developed a real-world version of the Wipeout video game.

Google has filed a patent claiming the rights to a technology that integrates bandwidth restrictions inside the software running on a mobile device.

Remember when your parents bought one TV and it lasted eight, ten or even 15 years? Not so much with LCD TVs.

Terahertz technologies are being developed to create imaging devices that can see through objects.

Nokia's Lumia Windows Phones seem to miss their sales goals in Europe and carriers are still complaining about the fact that there is a lack of effective marketing for the new Microsoft operating system.

Microsoft has succeeded in evolving the Xbox 360 game console into something more than just a video gaming gateway.

How often do you lose your smartphone?

In a rather unexpected move, Mozilla has broken out of its shell and said that it will not follow Google's hypocritical WebM strategy anymore, but shift its attention to H.265 video, especially on mobile devices.

Researchers in Austria have developed a 3D printer that can create models on a nano-scale.

Without warp speed, there would have been no Star Trek.

Samsung is getting serious about the branded flash memory market.

Immersion is suing Motorola over touch feedback integration its smartphones.

Vulnerabilities in smartphones have become a common portion of our daily news life.

Predicting browser market shares like a careless stroll on thin ice, but the current trend in market share gains and losses of the big three invite predictions. A prediction I am rather confident to make.

A U.S. District Court has denied motion for a preliminary injunction to shutdown digital music marketplace ReDigi.

Neil Young believes that it is time that we finally demand a much higher audio quality in digital music.

Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU Project and the Free Software Foundation, remains the most outspoken public personality against "non-free" software and recently lashed out against commercial software services that restrict "freedom".

The Traxxas XO-1 is just 27 inches long, but draws from full-scale supercar technologies to hit speeds of 100 MPH.

Researchers at North Carolina State University (NCSU) have published a paper which details differences in Android security across eight models.

Acer and Lenovo have apparently scheduled the launch of their quad-core Tegra 3 tablets for the first quarter of next year.

Facebook is shaking up the common theory of six degrees of separation. Kevin Bacon is closer than ever.