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A Guide To Explosive Fireworks Photographs
With Fourth of July celebrations this weekend, it’s time to stock up on beer, hot dogs and some tips on how to photograph fireworks better this year so your pictures don’t have to look like a child’s...
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Cellphones Edge out Inexpensive Digital Cameras
Cellphones are slowly killing inexpensive digital cameras. The latest crop of smartphones such as the Google HTC Nexus One and the Motorola Droid sport 5-megapixel cameras while some Sony Ericsson...
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E-Readers Will Survive the Onslaught of Tablets
If you think the coming wave of tablets is about to make e-book readers obsolete, guess again. Although dozens of tablets are scheduled to hit the market this year — from companies like Apple, HP and...
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Amazon’s ‘Frustration-Free’ Packaging Leaves a Trail of Dead Disks
Amazon’s decision to reduce difficult-to-cut-through plastic shells and boxes stuffed with foam as part of its “frustration-free” packaging initiative introduced last year has helped consumers and the...
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7 Ways to Watch Web Video Without Google TV
Tech companies are in a race to redefine the TV experience by combining web video content with traditional programming. The goal: to control your living-room screen by creating an experience where...
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Fuji Introduces Compact 3-D Camera for Consumers
Playing James Cameron at home is set to get cheaper and easier as Fuji introduces a point-and-shoot 3-D digital camera that can click high-resolution 3-D photos and high-definition 3-D movies — all at...
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World’s First Digital Camera Used Cassette-Tapes for Storage
Take a lens from a Super 8 camera, a whole stack of ni-cad batteries, a digital to analog converter from a voltmeter, a highly experimental CCD and what have you got? Kodak’s first digital still...
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Embracing Uncertainty: How to Make Quantum Computing Work
Modern microprocessors are tiny, delicate things. As you might imagine, quantum computers, which shrink the components to atomic or subatomic levels, can be even more so. Researchers at Imperial...
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