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A self-driving car, but thankfully a BMW

BMW has revealed that it, too, has entered the self-driving car arena, inserting self-driving technology in a 5 Series car.

Android screen chaos: A feature, not a bug

Programmers using Google's mobile operating system must reckon with upfront work for the wide range of Android screens, but the benefit is flexibility.

Google doodle animates world’s biggest snowflake

Google's latest charming doodle commemorates an event of which few might be aware: a 15-inch diameter snowflake that attacked Montana.

Twitter Can Now Censor Messages by Nation

The microblogging service has added the ability to screen tweets on a country-by-country basis in order to comply with local strictures

Jacques Maisonrouge, Who Steered IBM’s Global Growth, Dies at 87

Jacques G. Maisonrouge, a French native who became the first non-American on the board of International Business Machines Corp. after helping the company expand globally, has died. He was 87.

Can an MP3 sound better than a Blu-ray?

High-resolution formats define the upper limit of quality, but if the recording's mix was overcompressed and processed, a lossless file won't sound great.

RIM’s Heins ‘Here to Fight’ for BlackBerry Revival Against Apple

Research In Motion Ltd.’s Thorsten Heins, five days into his job as chief executive officer, pledged to regain lost ground in the U.S. smartphone market and said he held talks with rivals eager to license its software.

This week in Crave: The Legonaut edition

Cartoony laptop bags, Legos in space, and a lost Jim Henson film. These are just a few of our favorites things from Crave this week. Catch up on all the news in our weekly roundup.

Apple Does the Money Dance

pple's first fiscal quarter is usually a big one. The way its financial calendar works out, what it considers Q1 ends on Dec. 31, meaning it covers the entire holiday period, as well as maybe a little back-to-school action. But the numbers Apple posted about its most recent Q1 were in an entirely different class than the usual money bender it wakes up from this time of year. One of the biggest drivers for Apple's money train was the iPhone. It sold 37 million units over the last three months of 2011 -- easily a record.

Facebook Said to Plan Its IPO Filing for as Early as Next Week

Facebook Inc., the world’s largest social-networking service, is aiming to file for its initial public offering as early as next week, two people with knowledge of the matter said.

Samsung Rises to Record as Smartphones Help Keep Pace With Apple

Samsung Electronics Co. jumped to a record in Seoul trading after surging smartphone sales boosted profit and helped Asia’s largest consumer-electrics company keep pace with Apple Inc.

For Apple, best numbers yet, mixed press on how it got there

We talk record breaking earnings, and reports of trouble in Apple's supply chain that made that possible, in this week's edition of Apple Talk Weekly.

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