November 4, 2015 Kodak to stop making cellulose acetate for film Eastman Kodak Co. says it's ending in-house production of cellulose acetate next week -- an important component of camera film -- and cutting 61 jobs.
November 4, 2015 Why don't people like video calling? The pace of technology change can make your head spin. But there's one technology whose lack of traction is more of a head scratcher than a head spinner: Why hasn't video calling become the norm?
November 4, 2015 Purple iPhone pics? You ARE holding it wrong, experts agree Photographs taken with the iPhone sometimes show off a purple halo effect. But it's not the iPhone, experts said: It's every phone.
November 4, 2015 Sign of the times -- baseball autographs go high-tech Egraphs launched at the All-Star break, a technological breakthrough that extends the autograph business from the age-old methods of writing to stars, leaning across ballpark railings and hanging around hotel lobbies.
November 4, 2015 Man posing for selfie struck, killed by Amtrak train Taking place on the morning of Saturday, February 21, an Oregon man was busy posing for a selfie photo on the railroad tracks before being fatally hit by an Amtrak train.
November 3, 2015 Apple GoPro killer could be coming soon Looks like Apple wants a slice of the wearable camera action, based on recently awarded patents.
November 3, 2015 Silicon Israel? Startups look to expand Israeli tech sector While politics at times divides Israel and the U.S., the tech industry is hoping to build a unique partnership between both countries.
November 3, 2015 Grizzly bear steals GoPro camera, shoots up-close video In a YouTube video posted by British visual ecologist John Kitchin, a young female grizzly bear takes his camera and proceeds to give an up-close-and-personal view of what it might be like to be swallowed alive by the North American giant.
November 3, 2015 Is traffic camera technology being misused? Speed and red light cameras offer the promise of reducing accidents and deaths, but government misuse is preventing the devices from reaching their full potential.
November 3, 2015 Sony invented augmented reality 15 years ago – and had no idea what to do with it Meet the blue-sky guys. Most major technology companies have major R&D arms for “blue-sky” research: deep theoretical science and wild new creations. Microsoft Research – 1,100 strong in labs all around the globe – built a mood-sensing “smart bra” and a holographic desk and is working on Windows 9. Amazon’s R&D arm is called Lab126.
