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FBI Can’t Crack Android; Taps Google To Sidestep 5th Amendment

The Federal Bureau of Investigation raised some eyebrows this week when it tacitly admitted it couldn’t get past the pattern lock on an Android handset, by serving Google with a.

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Instaprint Turns Your IPhone Into A Photo Booth

Instaprint is an internet-capable printer that spits out Instagram shots in the most suitable form possible: small square Polaroids. Breakfast, the New York-based company of inventors, as they call themselves,.

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Liquid Robotics Wave Glider Breaks World Record

Liquid Robotics announced this week that their ocean drone, the Wave Glider, broke the Guinness World Record for distance traveled by an unmanned wave powered vehicle.

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Google Tweaks Gmail Buttons For More Accessible Design

Google announced today that they would reinstate the option to view words on buttons instead of icons in Gmail, partially in response to complaints by users with visual impairment. “Some.

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NYC: View From The Front Of The Line For The New iPad 3

When it comes to Apple product launches, I’ve always wondered what it takes to make it to the front of the line. And once you get there, what does it.

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Google Hires Kevin Rose, Milk Team

Google has hired entrepreneur Kevin Rose, who will begin work for the company almost immediately. Rose is best known for starting early social link sharing site Digg, which has fallen.

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Why We Mourn Kodak & Dance On Yahoo’s Grave

Is this what dying tech companies do? Sue the more successful next generation? Yeah, evidently. The good ship Yahoo is on the rocks. Wave after wave of bad news threatens.

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Why Users Don’t (And Shouldn’t) Trust Startups

In the current “found it and flip it” cycle of the startup game, the interests of users and founders are opposed. When a company gets acquired, the founders get to.

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New Physical Feedback In Gaming Is Right Under Your FingerTips

University of Utah’s new controller has joysticks with little red nubs, called tactors, built into the center of them to give sensory feedback to the tips of a gamer’s thumbs.

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Game Studio Double Fine Nets $3 Million With Kickstarter

San Francisco game development studio Double Fine just finished a month-long round of fundraising with Kickstarter at over $3 million. The company’s original goal was to bring in $400,000 to.

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