Inside HP's plan to turn smartphones into wire-free laptops and other top stories.

• Inside HP's plan to turn smartphones into wire-free laptops

  

  HP's decision to return to the smartphone market with the Elite X3 wasn't an easy one, especially given the company's history of failure in the market for handsets.HP's ill-fated, 2010 acquisition of Palm, which it ended up jettisoning by 2014, has weighed heavily on the company.[ Digital Spotlight: Enterprise mobile app strategies that work. | Keep up on key mobile developments and insights with the Mobile Tech Report newsletter. ]After HP's high hopes for Palm's WebOS for smartphones were..

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• Apollo 10 Astronauts Heard Odd 'Music' on Far Side of Moon

  

  The astronauts who flew the dress rehearsal for the first lunar landing reported hearing mysterious “outer space-type music” while flying behind the moon in May 1969. The case of the odd, unexplained whistling noise is uncovered during an upcoming episode of the Science Channel series, “NASA’s Unexplained Files.” The episode focuses on a strange event experienced by the crew members of Apollo 10, a mission which flew to the moon, entered lunar orbit and got within 5,000 feet of the moon’s surfa..

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• Cyanogen's MOD Unlocks Android's Customization Potential - Android Headlines

  

  When it comes to deep Android modifications, Cyanogen is no stranger to the game. From its inception CyanogenMod, as it's still known in in its open source version, started with the goal of building a better Android without compromising performance by ...

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• Epson Announces Moverio BT-300 Augmented Reality Glasses - Android Headlines

  

  For some time the concept of augmented reality, or AR, was a really hot topic. Google Glass debuted on the market all the way back in February of 2013 and struck a chord with many individuals. Whether or not this was a pleasant chord or not is another ...

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• Facebook's Huge Plan to Shake Up Dull World of Telecoms

  

  Facebook has teamed up with Nokia, Intel, and several telcos to create an open source hardware and software platform for the telecommunication industry designed to make it easier and faster to build communications networks. The program is modeled after a similar effort the social network created five years ago for its data center. If successful, the project will help operators build networks using a more modular approach, but it will also change the economics of telco equipment providers such a..

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