Big, complex things running on tiny things is a common theme this week. Earlier we had a hack that put Counter-Strike on Android Wear, and today some maniac has installed Windows 95 on his Apple Watch. At last it'll do something worthwhile! That is, of course, if you can find the Start button. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Its story is that of an epic battle. Mankind versus machine in a race for dominance. Only one can win. In practice, thankfully, it's much, much more adorable. A four-wheeled robot that looks remarkably like an RC car crossbred with a shoebox , programmed to give athletes something to race against. A sort of free-roaming robotic rabbit to their inner-greyhound. BeatBot was created for Puma…
Last night a single tweet on everyone's favorite news platform was heard 'round the world. No, I'm not talking about the tweet that cost an NFL draft prospect $14 million dollars. Or Drake's tweet dropping his new album, Views. I'm talking about Apple marketing boss Phil Schiller taking to Twitter to finally answer the age-old question of how to correctly refer…
The technology industry has a problem with retaining qualified female employees. According to a study by the Center for Work-Life Policy, 56 percent of women in computing jobs will leave their positions at the "mid-level" point, right when it is most costly to the companies that employ them. This is due to a number of factors that can be alleviated by corporations adopting…
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Chalk one up in Fitbit's column. An International Trade Commission judge ruled in Fitbit's favor on a series of patent disputes brought forth by Jawbone. This ruling seems to make it less likely that Fitbit would face an import ban of its wearable fitness trackers. In this case ITC Judge Dee Lord invalidated the last of Jawbone's patents the two companies are fighting over.…
Hundreds of millions of kids around the world lack access to, among other things, basic education — much less organized school systems with adequate teaching resources. XPRIZE is hoping that tech can help where humanitarian efforts have yet to make a dent — and putting $15 million on the line to that end, with the help of Google and the United Nations.