I write about computers, consumer electronics, telecom services, the Internet, software and other things that beep or blink, most recently as the Washington Post's tech columnist. I've covered the Consumer Electronics Show every year since 1998 but I sometimes forget to charge my phone.
Author Stories
The short version of Google's lengthy I/O keynote: Let's tell the future. Continue reading →
Samsung's latest Android phone only acts like it's reading your mind. Continue reading →
Trust us: You really won't want to lose a phone running Facebook Home. ->
If you want a Web overlay of the world, you don't need to strap a computer to your head. ->
It was a chance to hear some of the more interesting people in the technological universe talk about their work. ->
The big news in smartphones from the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona isn't necessarily smart. ->
A connected wristband can grade your walking and sleep, but you may not like the results. ->
When a vehicle knows where it is and can share its location with a network of users, you get easy car-sharing. Plus: free parking! ->
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