How New Hologram Tech Could Change Interactions in the Future
Holograms could soon be more like the holodecks of Star Trek.
Sascha Brodsky
Science, Health and Technology Journalist
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Why You May Not Need the Latest Apple Gadgets
Don’t believe the hype. You probably don’t need to upgrade to the latest Apple gadgets revealed during the company’s September event.
How DNA Could Power Your Computer
Computers that run on DNA may be getting closer to becoming practical devices.
This VR Travel App Makes Me Long for the Real Thing
It’s been far too long since I’ve seen new landscapes, so I was excited to try the new VR application, Brink Traveler.
Why I Want (but Will Never Buy) the New Canon EOS R3 Camera
The new Canon EOS R3 might just be one of the best cameras available, but I’m not planning to run out and buy one.
How Neurochips Could Link Your Brain to a Computer
Technology that allows computers to read your thoughts may be getting a boost from new research.
Why Internet Shutdowns Are a Growing Problem
Governments across the world are increasingly turning to internet shutdowns to control information.
Why New Court Ruling Could Cause App Prices to Drop
Users might benefit from lower prices in Apple’s App Store thanks to a recent court ruling, some experts say.
Why I Want Facebook’s New Smart Glasses
I admit to being one of those people who wanted the much-maligned Google Glass smart eyewear.
Why AI Could Be Considered an Inventor
Artificial intelligence may help invent things, but experts are divided over whether it’s doing it by itself.
How VR Could Change the Way You Go to Concerts
Musicians are taking advantage of virtual reality to reach concertgoers as many in-person venues remain closed.
How Robot Taxis Will Change Transportation
Robot taxis are coming soon to a street near you.
Why AR Could Be More Popular Than Smartphones
You could soon trade in your smartphone for an augmented reality headset.
Why I’m in Love With a Windows Laptop
I’ve tried dozens of laptops over the years, but I’ve found only one that tempts me to give up my 16-inch MacBook Pro.
How Camera Makers Are Blending Old and New Tech
New cameras that combine old-fashioned prints with modern features like Bluetooth offer the best of both worlds.
How New Tech Could Make the Internet Cheaper and Quicker
The internet could one day be faster and cheaper thanks to new research.
How AI Could Make Computer Speech More Natural
Computer-generated speech might soon sound a lot more human.
How Apple’s Purchase of Primephonic Could Benefit Classical Music Lovers
It can be hard being a Bach lover in a Beyoncé world.
Why I Want the New Bose QuietComfort 45 Headphones
The new Bose QuietComfort 45 (QC45) wireless noise-canceling headphones are calling to me.
How AI Upscaling Could Make Better Photos
New techniques that enlarge images using AI could improve everything from photos to video game graphics, experts say.
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