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Showing posts with label February 11. Show all posts
Showing posts with label February 11. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

University Provost Writes Book to Help Working Adults Who Are Seeking Higer Education in ‘Reconsidering College’




The provost of a Christian academic institution has written a book meant to help older college students get an introduction to the upper education experience.


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New wireless charging partnerships could mean fewer cables in your junk drawer






In 2012, Qualcomm and Samsung joined forces to start The Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP), one of many organizations competing to establish a universal standard for wireless charging. A4WP envisions a wire-free future, but chances are you’re still…




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Sprint posts big loss despite selling 5.6 million smartphones last quarter






Sprint has just revealed its Q4 2013 earnings, and despite increasing its subscriber base to a record 53.9 million, still managed a net loss of $1 billion — four times worse than last quarter. That continues the US carrier’s recent losing streak,…




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New wireless charging partnerships could mean fewer cables in your junk drawer




In 2012, Qualcomm and Samsung joined forces to start The Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP), one of many organizations competing to establish a universal standard for wireless charging. A4WP envisions a wire-free future, but chances are you’re still…

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Google lends its robot expertise to help boost Foxconn’s assembly lines










As the world’s biggest electronics manufacturer, Foxconn has often been there to help Google. It provides the nuts and bolts for Glass, after all. However, a new report suggests Google’s continued investment in robotics has put it in a position to…




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