Today officially marks the end of Apple's era of standalone music players. The iPod died slowly, then all at once. After nearly 16 years on the market, more than 400 million units sold, and one Cupertino company launched into the stratosphere on its back, Apple quietly pulled the iPod Nano and Shuffle out of its virtual stores today. The iPod Touch still lives on: In fact, Apple now offers the Tou
NASA scientists have found compelling evidence that liquid water—life-giving, gloriously wet water—exists on Mars. The brown splotchy areas in this shot of Mars’ Hale Crater are salt deposits formed by flowing liquid water, NASA scientists recently announced. That Day-Glo blue stuff is pyroxene, a common mineral on Mars.NASA/JPL/University of Arizona For years, scientists have known that Mars has
You can't have a PlayStation 4 until the middle of November. But you can take an exclusive peek inside. TOKYO – You can't have a PlayStation 4 until the middle of November. But you can take a peek inside. In the video above, Sony engineering director Yasuhiro Ootori tears down the PS4, Sony's effort to reclaim its spot at the top of the home gaming world. In the universe of consumer computing – an
You may have heard that Macintosh OSX is just Linux with a prettier interface. That's not actually true. But OSX is built in part on an open source Unix derivative called FreeBSD. And until recently, FreeBSD's co-founder Jordan Hubbard served as director of Unix technology at Apple. Now he hopes to bring "the Apple approach" to the open source community. That iPad in your hand? It feels like the m
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