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The After Math: Google I/O 2013, BlackBerry World and Nokia's Lumia 925 -
A new Lumia phone from Nokia, this year's Google I/O and BlackBerry World -- yep, it was a pretty hectic week for us, but also a good seven days for tech news.
Inhabitat's Week in Green: Sky City One, sub-zero cafe and the world's longest Lego train track -
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us -- it's the Week in Green.
Arduino Robot launches at Maker Faire, we go hands-on (video) -
There's a new kid on the Arduino block, and it's called the Arduino Robot.
Nintendo partners with Best Buy so you can play unreleased Wii U games in store during E3 (video) -
There's nothing more frustrating than watching a product or service get announced, then having to wait an age to try it out.
Madden 25 Anniversary Edition includes NFL Sunday Ticket, exclusive to Amazon -
Virtual football enthusiasts excited for Madden 25 (it's technically Madden 2014 marking 25 years of the franchise) may want to head over to Amazon if they're serious about watching actual NFL games.
Visteon's HABIT is a concept infotainment system that puts road trip copilots out of a job (video) -
A good acronym also hints at what it does, and Visteon's new intelligent in-car concept, HABIT, is a good example of that.
Ask Engadget: can you use an Android tablet as a graphics tablet? -
We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, then here's the outlet to do so.
Mobile Miscellany: week of May 13th, 2013 -
If you didn't get enough mobile news during the week, not to worry, because we've opened the firehose for the truly hardcore.
Axio returns as Melon, an EEG headband that'll help you learn to focus -
The quantified self movement's gaining steam, with companies creating all sorts of gadgets to track our activity levels, sleeping habits and even what's going on inside our heads.
Cast AR hands-on with Jeri Ellsworth at Maker Faire 2013 (update: video interview) -
When Valve's first hardware hire, Jeri Ellsworth, tweeted back in February that she was fired from the company, we were disappointed but also intrigued by what she meant by "time for new exciting projects.
