May 3, 2012
by editors@arstechnica.com (Cyrus Farivar)
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Most of us, including Bruce Springsteen himself, have thought it: there’s nothing on TV. This is despite the fact that many people who pay for cable or satellite subscriptions have constant access to hundreds of chann… 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
April 2, 2012
by peter.bright@arstechnica.com (Peter Bright)
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The browser wars are back on in earnest. For the second time in three months, Internet Explorer made large gains, picking up almost 1 point of market share. Chrome, Firefox, and Safari all lost out, as Internet Explorer… Continue reading
February 9, 2012
by nate@arstechnica.com (Nate Anderson)
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In 2010, South Yorkshire police showed up at the workplace of 26-year old Paul Chambers and arrested him. His crime: posting a frustrated joke to Twitter after his girlfriend’s flight was delayed due to snow at the local a… Continue reading
February 9, 2012
by jtimmer@arstechnica.com (John Timmer)
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For the last several years, research funded by the National Institutes of Health has been subject to its public access policy, which ensures that resulting research publications are made open access within a year of their publ… Continue reading