Nook E-Reader Promises, But Doesn’t Deliver
You can imagine that Barnes & Noble, with 774 stores scattered across suburban strip-mall America, finally got fed up with […]
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Articles by Dylan Tweney published in WIRED
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Tiny Reader Puts Wikipedia in Your Pocket
When the zombie apocalypse hits, you’ll want to have a copy of Wikipedia with you. And you’ll want to make
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Why I’m Not Getting a Droid Today
I’ve been testing the Verizon Droid for the past few days, and it’s an awesome phone. But even though I’m
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This Day in Tech: CompuServe Debuts
Sept. 24, 1979: First Online Service for Consumers Debuts The company known as Compu-Serve, and later CompuServe, opened its doors
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FCC Position May Spell the End of Unlimited Internet
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski’s unsurprising affirmation of support for network neutrality is a victory for the high-minded principle of open,
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To Run Better, Start By Ditching Your Nikes
Before the Nikes, before the breathable, antimicrobial running shorts, before the personal fitness coaches, heart rate monitors, wrist-mounted GPS and
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The fusion of music and information architecture
This is one of the most fun interviews I’ve done in a long time. Wired.com Video: High-Tech Cellist Fuses Music,
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Robot Mouse
Mini bio of Claude Shannon, founder of modern information theory: April 30, 1916: Information Theory, Who’s Your Daddy? | This
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Mini Movie Machine Almost Breaks Into the Big Time
Dell pushes the upper echelons of netbookitude with the Mini 10. It’s a little laptop whose Atom processor marks it
Scratch Lowers Resistance to Programming
A new language from MIT’s Media Lab makes it easy for kids to develop programs that interact with things in the real world: Pencils, paper, water, and even vegetables.