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Technology May Make Credit Cards Easier To Steal
New no-swipe technology makes charging faster and easier than ever before, but that convenience makes credit cards as easy to steal as they are to use. ...
Tribal Fusion Trials Video in Display Ad Space
New technology platform, Firefly Video, promises to distribute video ads within any display ad placement ...
Technology Fail: Volvo Test Car Crashes During Collision Warning System Demo
Volvo gets egg on its face with Collision Warning System Demo ...
Flash History
I’m a little irritated that all those preaching about Flash are ignoring the history — how we got here — so this is by way of filling that in. ...
Bump!
One of the nice things about this job is that I’m meeting lots of interesting startups who are doing mobile apps. My fave so far is Bump . ...
LifeSaver Lessons
I can’t possibly do this job unless I get my hands dirty with Android technology, and then keep them that way. To start this process I just wrote a little utility app called LifeSaver (source here ), which scratches one of my own personal Android itches. ...
Studying bat sensory system could improve robotic navigation
Better cochlear implants may emerge from close study of the way that bats and dolphins use sound to sense their surroundings. ...
A Look At Performance Enhancing Sporting Gear
As there is progress made in developing fabric technology sporting gear is getting more and more advanced. Not only is it comfortable and light to work out in, it also helps to wick away moisture, reduce body odor, and looks good. Not only is that, sporti ...
Practical Open Source
Android is an open-source project, which has a bunch of cultural and economic consequences. I’m going to ignore those today, and describe how I use the source code to get work done. ...
Private APIs
I wrote a post in the Android-Developer blog today cautioning about the use of Content Providers that aren’t part of the published Android API. John Gruber pounced, deducing that, contrary to our stated policy , this constituted evidence of “private APIs” ...
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