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This Week in the Internet of Things: Mobile Ultra-Sound and Driverless Cars

By Maria Deutscher Jul 22, 2013

This past week featured a good number of developments in the ever-evolving Internet of Things. MobiSante unveiled a mobile ultrasound system, Apple snapped up a location data startup, and Telerik released a new solution…

Disney Research’s AIREAL Allows You to Feel Invisible “Objects” in the Air

By Saroj Kar Jul 22, 2013

Disney’s new AIREAL might provide a glimpse at an interesting and new user interface design: the capability to produce haptic (touch) sensation in midair. While this sort of technology seems to fit a niche…

The Android Based NVIDIA SHIELD Goes On Sale July 31

By Saroj Kar Jul 22, 2013

NVIDIA has confirmed a July 31st launch and shipping date for their new handheld mobile console the SHIELD–according to the release pre-ordered customers can rejoice as the delay is over. Originally intended to launch…

Apple Admits Breached Dev Center, Key Developer Information May Be At Risk

By Isha Suri Jul 22, 2013

After Apple’s Developer Center was taken offline on Thursday, the company called it extended site maintenance; but recently, Apple admitted that the Developer Center was hacked, and hackers might have accessed the key developer…

Black Clouds On The Computing Horizon

By Alan McStravick Jul 22, 2013

Starting this Saturday, Black Hat USA 2013 will be convening at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. In this series, intended to preview many of the talks and presentations scheduled for the event, SiliconANGLE will…

Apple Testing Bigger Screens for iPhone and iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 22, 2013

As September draws near, rumors regarding Apple’s new iDevices are coming in thick and fast. According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Apple has asked its display suppliers for prototypes of screens…

UK’s David Cameron Launches “War on Porn”, But Can He Win?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 22, 2013

UK Prime Minister David Cameron is waging war against online pornography by demanding Internet Service Providers block such content automatically. In a letter leaked to the BBC last week, the PM is asking the…

Nexus 7 Takes A Leak & Facial Recognition Gives A Peek – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Andrew Lowe Jul 22, 2013

The NEXTus 7 Images of the soon-to-launched Nexus 7 have leaked onto the web, only a few days before what is likely to be the device’s official launch. The photos reveal that Google’s…

Is Google Glass Sticking It to Us on Price? Here’s 3 Cheaper Options

By Ryan Cox Jul 22, 2013

Google must have some aggressive production plans for Google Glass, as it acquired a 6.3 percent stake in Himax Display (HDI). HDI is a subsidiary of the Himax technologies that focuses on liquid crystal…

Hackers Causing Havoc Again: Apple, Ubuntu and NASDAQ All Breached

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2013

It’s been a while since we had a good ol’ high profile hack. The last major incident that really hit the headlines was probably Anonymous’ hit on a bunch of official North Korean websites,…

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This Week in the Internet of Things: Mobile Ultra-Sound and Driverless Cars

Disney Research’s AIREAL Allows You to Feel Invisible “Objects” in the Air

The Android Based NVIDIA SHIELD Goes On Sale July 31

Apple Admits Breached Dev Center, Key Developer Information May Be At Risk

Apple Testing Bigger Screens for iPhone and iPad

UK’s David Cameron Launches “War on Porn”, But Can He Win?

Nexus 7 Takes A Leak & Facial Recognition Gives A Peek – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

Is Google Glass Sticking It to Us on Price? Here’s 3 Cheaper Options

Hackers Causing Havoc Again: Apple, Ubuntu and NASDAQ All Breached

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