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Pelican Imaging shows its array camera serving as a 3D printing tool (video) -
While Pelican Imaging's 16-lens array camera will only reach mobile devices in 2014, the company doesn't want to wait to show what its technology can do in practice.
Sprint sues Dish and Clearwire, claims buyout offer is illegal -
Sprint warned Clearwire in early June that it viewed Dish's latest attempt to buy it as illegal, and now the carrier is following up with legal action.
Must See HDTV (June 17th - 23rd) -
Yes, Game of Thrones is over, but there are still a few other interesting shows on TV.
The Daily Roundup for 06.17.2013 -
You might say the day is never really done in consumer technology news.
Microsoft offering Surface RT tablets for $199 to educational institutions -
If you thought Microsoft's effort to push Surface RT tablets into classrooms would stop with a 10,000-unit giveaway, you'd be mistaken.
Spanish researchers use AR glasses and smartphones to aid student-teacher classroom communications -
Gunners. They are a unique subset of students found in most any university lecture hall who steer classroom conversations with constant comments and questions directed at the professor.
Sprint launches LTE in 22 new cities, unveils plans for 13 more -
Sprint's LTE cells have been popping up a lot lately, and today they're spreading like the blazes -- the carrier just flicked the (official) switch on its faster network in 22 new cities.
Outlook.com drops linked email accounts in favor of aliases -
Hotmail and Outlook.com have long supported linked email accounts for organizing messages.
Oculus snags $16 million from investors to bring virtual reality to the masses -
Oculus announced its first round of funding today, wherein the company secured $16 million from investors specifically aimed at putting the Oculus Rift in consumer hands.
