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• Assistive tech and fitness: We're not quite there yet - Windows Phone Central
• A Call For Fair Phones And Conflict-Free Tech - KGOU
• Handoff & Continuity: Finally phone and computer are talking to each other - Economic Times
• Your mobile phone could be your first virtual reality screen - GigaOM

Assistive tech and fitness: We're not quite there yet - Windows Phone Central Posted: 03 Jun 2014 06:57 AM PDT Windows Phone Central Assistive tech and fitness: We're not quite there yet Windows Phone Central It's really cool to see how far this area has come in such a short time, and it's pretty great to see how well it's been accepted by tech enthusiasts and those who aren't quite as enthused about circuits as we might be. But there is one group of people ... and more »

A Call For Fair Phones And Conflict-Free Tech - KGOU Posted: 03 Jun 2014 04:57 AM PDT A Call For Fair Phones And Conflict-Free Tech KGOU The key, he believes, is to prove there's a market for fair tech. "Companies won't change if they don't have an incentive to, unless the costumers ask for it," he says. In its first year, the Amsterdam-based company sold 25,000 Android smartphones for ... and more »

Handoff & Continuity: Finally phone and computer are talking to each other - Economic Times Posted: 03 Jun 2014 04:25 AM PDT Toronto Star Handoff & Continuity: Finally phone and computer are talking to each other Economic Times With the Continuity features enabled, Apple's devices will talk to each other without requiring a user to fiddle with settings. That would simply the whole experience for users. And it brings the world of technology a step closer to the true seamless ... Apple WWDC 2014: iPhone, iPad updates, "smart home" system and more CBS News New Mac, phone software, other updates among highlights at Apple event Toronto Star Eight key features of iOS 8 CNN Yahoo Tech  - Digital Spy  - Top Tech News all 3,402 news articles »

Your mobile phone could be your first virtual reality screen - GigaOM Posted: 02 Jun 2014 04:11 PM PDT Your mobile phone could be your first virtual reality screen GigaOM Kits for turning mobile phones into virtual reality headsets have been cropping up on crowdfunding sites for months now, and news broke last week that Samsung is building its own. They work in generally the same way as units with dedicated screens: The ... and more »

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