Android Wear: Uphill battle for smartwatch start-up Pebble?
Fitbit is a good example of a smaller player surviving in a world of Googles and Samsungs. Can Pebble win in the new wearable world…
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Moto 360 could be first elegant Android Wear smartwatch (Video)
Others expected to release Android Wear-powered smartwatches include LG, Asus, HTC and Samsung. The big question: Why is Apple not already leading this market?
5 Things Google should do with Android 4.5
Will Android 4.5 be called Lollipop, Ladoo, or something else? Maybe Google will surprise us all with another (odd) consumer confectionery tie-in? My money's on…
Blackmagic Design is very excited about the Cinema Camera!
Sure enough, when the BMCC first came out last year (it was announced at NAB) I emailed Loni Stark and said, "We need Blackmagic for…
Jonathan Ive says Jobs was closest friend, and Apple “imperfect”
Apple design chief Jonathan Ive opens up in TIME interview. The big question, however, remains: in lieu of a commandeering, uncompromising Steve Jobs can Apple…
Why Black Box data on planes are not connected to the cloud
If black box data were transmitted in real time using an airline cloud service, tragedies such as the disappearance of Malaysia MH370 might be reduced.
Bay Area Stage: ‘Accidental Death of an Anarchist’ at Berkeley Rep, ‘Bauer’ at San Francisco Playhouse
Stark Insider celebrates 5 years of San Francisco theater with shows at Berkeley Rep and San Francisco Playhouse.
Android Smartphones as Microsoft’s Core Strategy? Jabberwocky
Unless I'm missing something (and isn't that a possibility?!) I don't see one good reason for Microsoft to abandon ship, and go whole hog on…
HTC One 2014 Revealed (Photos)
HTC is scheduled to officially launch the 2014 version of the One at press events in London and New York City on March 25.
Pebble 2.0 for Android now available on Google Play
I've been testing the 2.0 Beta for a few weeks and seen great improvements. So far, the final release is running without a hitch.