Tech

The Finnish telecommunications company Nokia is most famous for its line of cell phones and communication devices. It currently serves markets in Europe, Asia-Pacific, China, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and North America. The company, as it exists today, was born from a merger of three companies in 1967, and to understand its current manifestation, it’s helpful to look at its predecessors.

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Keyboards of the future include raised, on demand touch keys that fade away when no longer needed, and projection keyboards.

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Although gesture recognition is still in its infancy, a number of startups are developing technologies that could make even the seemingly advanced touch screens obsolete.

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Although quantum computing is still in its infancy and has been doubted by critics, researchers are slowly making breakthroughs that could change the future of computing and the world.

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In a world where most people own a smart phone, mobile apps are becoming more popular, and useful. AppIt Ventures is a service that helps people design and develop their own apps. Kim Mueller talks with co-founders Rob Carpenter and Jeff Macco to find out how they do this.

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Astrobotic is one of the companies competing in Google’s Lunar X Challenge. Not only are they planning to go to the moon, they also want to search for water on the surface and do some spelunking. Today the team’s president, John Thornton, tells us all about what’s coming up for Astrobotic.

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Cost-effective LEDs are poised to light up our cities and save our skies.

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The cities of the future will have extensive networks, remote sensors and computing devices integrated directly into them, making them cleaner and more efficient than the modern city.

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Smartphones, laptops and tablets are all delicate; after even the slightest drop on the ground that expensive new purchase can no longer be used. Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos and VP Greg Hart have submitted a patent with the United States Patent & Trademark Office outlining an idea to help protect devices from damage.

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If you want to buy or sell something online, one of the first websites you’d likely visit would be eBay. eBay is the world’s largest online marketplace, with more than 100 million active users globally.

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