April 18, 2012
by Courtney Boyd Myers
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Over the past year, corporations have willingly and unwillingly started seeing an increase in tablet usage in big business. While some are quick to embrace the change and adapt to new technologies, others fear the high costs and fail to see the benefit… Continue reading
April 7, 2012
by chris.foresman@arstechnica.com (Chris Foresman)
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Apple continues to consider ways to enable easy user switching and control for iOS devices using facial recognition, which may eventually lead to facial unlock features in the iPhone or iPad. A recently published patent… Continue reading
February 7, 2012
by Matt Burns
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Honeywell filed a multi-patent infringement lawsuit against Nest Labs and Best Buy yesterday. The suit alleges that Nest Labs is infringing on seven Honeywell patents. Honeywell is not seeking licensing fees. The consumer electronic conglomerate wants … Continue reading
January 31, 2012
by Greg Kumparak
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“Who Wants A Stylus?”
- Steve Jobs, MacWorld 2007
As it turns out, plenty of people do. Not for navigating around the user interface, mind you — Steve (et al.) was absolutely right about that. But for the artists of the world looking to use the i… Continue reading
January 20, 2012
by Matthew Panzarino
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iPad stands have a nasty habit of being so large and bulky that they become a burden to your desktop. So much so that most people just buy cases with stands built right in. That makes the tablet heavier and bulkier when you carry it around.
The new Mag… Continue reading