What’s coming — and what does it take to be ready for the future?
The satellite radio merger has been approved, and this event may mark the beginning of the end of radio as we know it. . . . (read more)
It used to be that an album implied a CD. If you had a download of an album, or if you had it on your music player, that was a secondary version of the album. But that’s about to flip. . . . (read more)
In the last three years, Unicode has gone from being a curiosity on the web to being the dominant character set of web pages. Basically what this means is that any character you might see printed in a magazine can also be displayed on a web page. . . . (read more)
I knew something had changed when I started to hear “over a thousand friend requests” said with a sigh. . . . (read more)
Exercise video has been a staple of the fitness industry ever since the early days of the VCR. So why not an interactive exercise video? Why couldn’t we have, in effect, an exercise video game? . . . (read more)
When you look at it as a question of user interface design, the phone system is a mess. . . . (read more)
A hit video game is boosting the electronic drum set. . . . (read more)
Paper documents still have a place in our daily lives, but that place is becoming more and more ephemeral. . . . (read more)