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|  | Sony doubles down on PlayStation, but may sacrifice phones, TVs 02.18.2015 11:03 AM It looks increasingly likely that Sony will exit both its TV and smartphone businesses as part of a restructuring plan outlined today by Sony executives in Japan. | |
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|  | Personal weather stations can expose your Wi-Fi network 02.13.2015 8:05 AM Netatmo weather stations upload Wi-Fi passwords and SSIDs to the company's servers over insecure connections | |
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|  | Mattel's iconic View-Master becomes a VR headset 02.13.2015 7:44 AM If you've tried Google Cardboard and are over the age of 30, you've probably noticed some parallels to those old View-Master stereoscopes. Now, Mattel is embracing the comparison. | |
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|  | Tesla plans a home battery pack to help keep the lights on 02.12.2015 10:21 AM Tesla's crusade against fossil fuels could soon hit home with a battery-powered energy pack. | |
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|  | Call it 802.11baaa: Rural broadband experiment could use sheep as Wi-Fi hotspots 02.13.2015 10:20 AM Yes, wandering sheep with Wi-Fi collars could form mesh networks, to bring truly organic, free-range Wi-Fi to wide swaths of isolated countryside. | |
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|  | Experimental networking tech beams data across the room with light 02.16.2015 12:01 PM Oxford University researchers develop a way to transmit data across a room at 100-gigabit speeds using a beam of light. The Flash would be impressed. | |
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|  | Tens of thousands of home routers at risk with duplicate SSH keys 02.18.2015 7:55 PM A setup mistake could put the routers at risk of being compromised, and there's no easy way for consumers to identify or fix the problem. | |
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|  | Uh-oh: Samsung smart TVs don't encrypt your captured voice data 02.18.2015 9:06 AM Samsung TVs send voice search queries to a remote server over an unencrypted connection, a researcher found. | |
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|  | Google Play Music finally works on iPads 02.18.2015 7:33 AM Play Music has been on iOS for 15 months and finally Google rolls out an iPad version. | |
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|  | Crowd-designed coffee grinder blows through its Kickstarter goal in just 18 hours 02.17.2015 4:50 PM The team behind Handground knew there had to be a better way to achieve a consistent grind, so they turned to the hoards of coffee lovers all over the Internet to design a better grinder. | |
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