In anticipation of Apple’s introduction of Siri in Chinese this year, I decided to try Dragon, a line of smartphone voice apps by Nuance Communications—the company...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM Opinion | March 20, 2012
Not long ago, when desktops and laptops were the main computers we used every day, PC makers peddled what's known as the megahertz myth.Slate From ACM Opinion | March 16, 2012
It's easy to mock the excess enthusiasm the tech community has for new Apple gadgets—Wow! Look, it’s a new computer! At the same time it's just as easy to see why...Webmonkey From ACM Opinion | March 7, 2012
GM's current commitment to electric vehicle technology reminds me of the introduction of the personal computer in the 1980s.GM Authority From ACM Opinion | March 7, 2012
It was way back in May 2010 that I first spotted the flying drones that will take over the world. They were in a video that Daniel Mellinger, one of the robots'...Slate From ACM Opinion | March 6, 2012
Driverless cars sound less and less like science fiction with each passing month, and that's prompted widespread discussion about how they might change society.Greater Greater Washington From ACM Opinion | March 5, 2012
Microsoft's new version of Windows is fantastic, jarring, and risky at the same time. Fantastic because it marks the clearest sign yet that Microsoft is embracing...Slate From ACM Opinion | March 1, 2012
The Web is moving rapidly away from its fixed-layout past into what it arguably should have been all along—a flexible medium that adapts to any screen size.Webmonkey From ACM Opinion | February 28, 2012
Evi, the Siri knockoff that got attention last week for looking too much like Siri, has beendownloaded over 200,000 times, leading us to believe that this one might...The Atlantic From ACM Opinion | February 28, 2012
On Feb. 27, a diplomatic process will begin in Geneva that could result in a new treaty giving the United Nations unprecedented powers over the Internet.The Wall Street Journal From ACM Opinion | February 22, 2012
The seeds of LightSquared's failure to win government clearance to build a 4G-LTE network can, ironically, be found in the "approval" the company received just...Arstechnica From ACM Opinion | February 21, 2012