This is a special series of SA Forum essays produced with the World Economic Forum and to run during the Summit on the Global Agenda , held in Abu Dhabi from November 18 to November 20...
Planetary scientists wanted the efficient power supply to explore the outer solar system
Your history should be as easy to access abroad as your bank account
A Harris poll finds that many Americans wondery how smartwatches and smartglasses would fit into the average person's life. Larry Greenemeier reports.
The first step toward fixing it is to map it
Many Filipinos embraced wireless in response to a history of poor landline service, leaving them with few communications options after the superstorm
Don’t listen to pundits who say the intellectual property system has outlived its usefulness. It needs to be updated, not abolished
As a platform to help with decision-making, Watson has a lot to learn—which is exactly the point
Participate in the collective noise mapping of your city or neighborhood
Of the more than 150,000 car fires in the U.S. this year, one got all the attention
Making sense of one of the thorniest issues of the digital age
New research shows how mobile devices can identify single viruses, maybe single molecules
These mobile tools help you become a citizen scientist, whether you’re documenting wildlife or measuring the effects of light pollution
A company specializing in aerial filmography using radio-controlled planes wants to force the agency’s hand on fines constraining for-profit drone use
Tell us how paper and digital devices shape your reading habits
In the not too distant future, the business of making things will require the skills, temperament and work flow of a good film crew
Primate Labs found that the tablet comes close to reaching Apple's promise of doubling the speed of the iPad 4
Researchers see light-emitting diodes as the Internet gateway for tomorrow's wireless gadgets. Larry Greenemeier reports
E-readers and tablets are becoming more popular as such technologies improve, but reading on paper still has its advantages
The Nokia Lumia 2520 runs Windows RT and uses a Qualcomm processor
