Our brain synchronizes with the rhythmic patterns of auditory speech, a phenomenon thought to support spoken language comprehension. This study investigates whether a similar mechanism is involved in ...
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How Xbox lost its fans, and won them back — and more from a new book about Microsoft innovation
Listen to this episode of the GeekWire Podcast. [Editor’s Note: Microsoft @ 50 is a year-long GeekWire project exploring the tech giant’s past, present, and future, recognizing its 50th anniversary in ...
Crowds gather for an Xbox briefing in 2014, a pivotal era for the company’s games business, as documented in one of several case studies in the new book, The Insider’s Guide to Innovation at Microsoft ...
This article is part of a new initiative on IGN where we spend a whole month exploring topics we find interesting in the world of video games (and hope you will, too!). April is our Urban Legends ...
The camera-tech on modern smartphones has changed and evolved significantly over the years, resulting in the current state of photography that allows you to capture images that are on par (if not ...
One's ability to use upper limbs is critical for performing activities of daily living necessary for enjoying quality community life. However, after stroke, such abilities becomes adversely affected ...
Wind sometimes creates a hard, wind-packed layer at the surface of a snowpack. The formation of such wind crusts was observed during wind tunnel experiments with combined SnowMicroPen and Microsoft ...
Well, we know which games Microsoft won’t be bringing to the Xbox One as part of its new backward-compatibility with the Xbox 360: anything that needs Microsoft Kinect. No, Microsoft doesn’t have it ...
Did you ever hear the one about the five Microsoft engineers and the writer who walked into a Gold’s Gym? No? Well, that’s probably because the results were nowhere near as funny as you or I might ...
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