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Caltech Releases Complete Einstein Archive Online

Last week the Hebrew University of Jerusalem relaunched their website now hosting all archived Einstein documents, available to the public for the first time.

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Google Maps Incorporates Traffic Trends

Sophisticated new maps technology from Google could menace human employment in the transportation sector.

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Harry Potter Series Finally Available In E-Book Format

This week the beloved Harry Potter series finally makes it to e-readers everywhere, nearly five years after the final book was published in hardcover.

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Low Cost Tablets To Shake Up Apple Dominance

Researchers predict developing markets are going to buoy low-cost Apple competitors, but it’s going to take a couple of years.

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New Technology Detects Lies By Reading Eye Movement

The University of Buffalo Center for Unified Biometrics and Sensors has developed a lie detector that reads deviations in eye movements to detect when a human being untruthful.

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Google I/O 2012 Sold Out In Record Time, And Not All Developers Are Pleased

Tickets for widely anticipated developer conference Google I/O sold out in record time this morning. Not all developers are pleased.

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HBO GO Comes To Xbox Live

This week HBO has finally launched its popular streaming app on Microsoft’s Xbox 360 console, featuring Kinect support and an overwhelming wealth of content.

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Trendabl For iPhone Is Instagram For Fashion

Trendabl, a new picture sharing app geared toward the fashion obsessed, launched free of charge this week on Apple’s App Store. The app boasts a product-centric focus that encourages users.

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FTC Throws Weight Behind Do Not Track

The Federal Trade Commission released a report Monday that outlines best practices to protect consumer privacy online, including adherence to Do Not Track.

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Google’s Fragmentation Problem

Google may have to deal with growing unrest among Android developers who are becoming frustrated at the operating system’s fragmentation between hardware and software versions, according to a report by.

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