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March 9, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
Robots may soon be crawling along your water pipes, repairing them from the inside.
March 9, 2010, by Leslie Meredith, TechNewsDaily Senior Writer
In June, DirecTV will become the first pay-TV provider to offer 3-D channels compatible with the new 3-D TVs just now arriving in stores across the country.
TechNewsDaily caught up with Steven Roberts, senior vice president at DirecTV to...
March 9, 2010, by Lamont Wood, TechNewsDaily Contributor
It doesn’t matter how cool your ride is, there's always something cooler. Here's a list of ten vehicles you can see but – we're pretty sure – not touch, each for its own reason (hint: "astronomical price tag" is a common...
March 8, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
Microring technology might make wireless communication faster and leave fewer wires cluttering your home
March 8, 2010, by Jeremy Hsu, TechNewsDaily Contributor
A U.S. company is sitting on precious metal deposits vital to the tech industry.
March 7, 2010, by Leslie Meredith, Senior Writer TechNewsDaily
A federal plan to wire the entire United States with high-speed Internet access will be key to creating a nationwide "smart" power grid for reducing wasted electricity, according to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
FCC...
March 7, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
A Stanford survey asked iPhone owners if they are addicted to their phone and what they would do if they lost it.
March 6, 2010, by Adam Hadhazy, TechNewsDaily Contributor
Here's a look at 10 unusual computer mice that offer users neat, outside-the-box features and designs.
March 5, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
YouTube has added automatic captions as a feature for all users.
March 5, 2010, by Leslie Meredith, TechNewsDaily Senior Writer
Stefan Weitz, Director for Microsoft's Bing talks to TechNewsDaily about his vision for Bing and the future of search.
March 3, 2010, by Bill Christensen, Technovelgy.com
Autonomous robotic camerabots debuted at the Vancouver Olympics.
March 3, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
Skinput makes it possible to turn your own arm into the touchscreen interface for your devices.
March 3, 2010, by Ker Than, TechNewsDaily Managing Editor
The U.S. Army announced today a competition to create useful smartphone and Web applications aimed at making the military more efficient, enhancing "warfighting effectiveness," and perhaps save soldiers' lives.
Called "Apps for the...
March 3, 2010, by Leslie Merdith, TechNewsDaily Senior Writer
If you're a PC user and are worried that your child might be exposed to inappropriate images and behaviors on the video chat site Chatroulette, here's how you can prevent them from accessing the site.
The answer lies in your computer's...
March 3, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
A new accessory from ThinkFlood aims to transform your iPhone into a universal remote control without being cumbersome.
Called the RedEye mini, the device plugs into your iPhone's headphone jack. Once plugged in, it allows you to...
March 3, 2010, by Matt Safford, TechNewsDaily Contributor
New image sensors may come to mainstream cell phones.
March 2, 2010, by Leslie Meredith, TechNewsDaily Senior Writer
Experts warn Chatroulette's new safety feature fails to protect kids from seeing live sex and violence.
March 2, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
Netbooks have never been noted for their graphics power, which is why they are seldom used for gaming or media-intensive tasks. But a new chip from NVIDIA aims to change that by giving netbooks a graphics processing unit (GPU) that is ten...
March 1, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
Microsoft has shown off its new smartphone operating system several times since it was announced two weeks ago, but the new system was always shown on an unbranded demo device. Now LG has given us a first look at a real Windows Phone 7...
March 1, 2010, by Dan Hope, TechNewsDaily Staff Writer
The Internet has turned daily news into a social experience and has become a more popular way for Americans to get news than the local newspaper or news radio, according to the latest report from the Pew Internet & American Life...
