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3D

LAS VEGAS, NV - JANUARY 05: BMX rider Victor Salazar jumps over Intel Corp. CEO Brian Krzanich on a bike fitted with Intel Curie chips in the handlebars and seat during Krzanich's keynote address at CES 2016 at The Venetian Las Vegas on January 5, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sensors recording the jump displayed data on a screen in real time to demonstrate how the technology can be used for sports television coverage. CES, the world's largest annual consumer technology trade show, runs from January 6-9 and is expected to feature 3,600 exhibitors showing off their latest products and services to more than 150,000 attendees. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Intel Exits the Maker Community and the DIY Crowd Shrugs

In with a TV show, but out without even a blog post.
By Brady Dale
Amy Adams as Louise Banks in Arrival.

Which Films Lead the Tech Races at the 2017 Oscars?

The Oscar nominations were announced this morning. Here's a look at the cinematography, editing, sound and visual effects categories.
By John Bonazzo
Sadly, the current art collection isn't included in the price tag.

Gallery Space: This Modern Park Avenue Abode Is Perfect for a Collector

The sleek aesthetic isn't often found in this area of the Upper East Side
By Morgan Halberg
Prepare for a sunset gram.

An Instagram-Worthy View Is Among 56 Leonard’s Many Attributes

By Morgan Halberg
The Chicago Cubs celebrate after winning the 2016 World Series.

How the Chicago Cubs Used Big Data to Win the World Series

By John Bonazzo
(Photo: Mental Canvas)

Mental Canvas Adds More Perspective to a Children’s Book About Seeing Two Sides

By Brady Dale
The Funerary Temple at Palmyra in Syria. (Photo: Joe & Clair Carnegie/Libyan Soup, via Getty Images)

Can 3-D Imaging Save Ancient Art from ISIS?

By Alanna Martinez
Makerbot factory in Sunset Park

Workers Can Reimagine Their Own Jobs at Makerbot’s New Brooklyn Factory

By Brady Dale
The Grand architectural rendering in VR.

Virtual Reality Is Driving High-End Condo Sales in Queens

By Brady Dale

Amazon Fire Phone: The Solution to None of Your Problems

By Jack Smith IV
This is what popular game Ingress might look like with augmented reality integration. (Screengrab via Ingress)

Freshly Minted: 3D Camera Startup Nabs $16M to Fight Uphill Battle Against Google, Intel

By Jack Smith IV

Intel's New Laptop Can Read Your Emotions, Make Everything 3D

By Jack Smith IV
"THAT right there is bad 3D." (JUNG YEON-JE/AFP/Getty Images)

After Avatar Eyeball Assault, James Cameron Is Totally Over 3D Technology

By Molly Mulshine

Best Tech Events This Week (GigaOm Structure, NY Tech Meetup, Future of 3D Manufacturing, IBM Code Rally Hackathon, Design for Manufacturing, Silicon Dragon Alley)

By Gary Sharma
HRH. (Photo: flickr.com/Michael Gwyther-Jones)

Get Ready for Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, In Glorious 3D

By Kelly Faircloth

The Great Gatsby in 3D: An Idea So Abysmally Awful It Just Might Work?

By Nate Freeman

Zack Snyder, New Superman Director, Predicts a 3D Art School Film

By Dan Duray

Vogue Italia Pops the 3D Pill, Printed Paper Gets 'More Interesting'

By Zeke Turner

The Porn Identity

By Richard Siklos

Pow! This 3D Magazine Knocked My Lights Out!

By Zeke Turner

Is 3D the New 2D?

By Christopher Rosen

Phish in Brooklyn in 3D: Smelly, Goofy, Tremendous

By Max Abelson

Malice in Williamsburg: Does the Rise of 3D Spell Curtains for Hipster Eyewear?

By Michael H. Miller
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