Jason Inofuentes
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Past articles by Jason:
Google’s mystery barge has “got to move” from the SF Bay
Local commission claims work cannot continue without appropriate permits. → Read More
Motorola’s “moonshots” team will find a new home with Android, not Lenovo
Ex-DARPA director will continue research under Google's Android team. → Read More
The Pebble Steel review: Wearables 2.0 arrive
With a new look and new SDK, Pebble sets the bar for all the wearables to come. → Read More
Google acquires AI pioneer DeepMind Technologies
An ethics board will regulate Google's use of AI tech. → Read More
Streaming comes to Steam: run on your gaming rig, play on your laptop
Windows-based streaming could round out your SteamOS library → Read More
Tivo’s Steve Wymer lays out his company’s current, and future, hardware plans
In the face of cord-cutters, Tivo plans to offer the best of both worlds → Read More
Tivo lays off 5 hardware engineers but says it won’t abandon its boxes
With only two engineers left, TiVo will lean on third-party designers. → Read More
Verizon to purchase Intel’s Media division
FiOS subscribers may be the first outside of Intel to experience the IPTV service. → Read More
Western Digital My Cloud Review: The $150 personal cloud
WD's small single-disk network storage system is surprisingly cheap and good. → Read More
The case for Wi-Fi in the Internet of Things
The Wi-Fi Alliance CEO tells Ars why Ethernet, Bluetooth, and others will fall short. → Read More
Basis Science wants to track your sleep as well as your activity
A new look and new feature come to the most advanced fitness tracker. → Read More
Report: Google and Audi bringing Android to your dash
Android joins iOS in the car for a 2014 push into our commute → Read More
Pebble and Basis B1—two good devices that could be one defining wearable
Review: Best available wearables show this market's growth and shortcomings. → Read More
The State of Smartphones in 2013, Part II: Would you like to play a game?
You picked your platform and your phone, now pick out some games and play! → Read More