A startup called Rabbit believes consumers will jump for always-on video chatting that lets you watch movies with an infinite number of friends.

With so many video-chat applications already on the market, it sounds like a silly idea: build a new one while pretending the others never existed.

Stimulsoft has announced the release of Stimulsoft Reports, the new report designer for WinRT platform that enables you to create and edit reports on any device running Windows 8.

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Third-party hardware and software developers can more easily design products that integrate with Philips' color-tunable Hue LED lamp using free tools.

Laboratory advance shows that nano-imprinting could help the hard drive industry meet its long-term goals for data storage capacity.

Researchers at HGST, a major manufacturer of hard disk drives, have shown that an emerging fabrication technology called nano-imprinting could be used to double the data storage capacity of today’s hard disks. They say the patent-pending work, done in collaboration with a company called Molecular Imprints, could lead to a cost-effective manufacturing process by the end of the decade.

Hard disk drives store data in magnetic material on the surface of a spinning disk. During production, this material is deposited as a thin film. Information is then written to the disk by changing the magnetic orientation of distinct individual units of the material, known as “grains.” A group of grains together make up a region that can store a single bit. Since the 1950s, when the technology was invented, hard disk manufacturers have continually found ways to keep increasing data storage capacity by reducing the area required to store a bit, most recently by using fewer and fewer clustered grains for each.

An ABC app is only a half-step forward.

The New York Times is reporting that The Walt Disney Company, which owns ABC, is developing an app that would live stream ABC content to phones and tablets. Reportedly, the app would likely be available to users as soon as this year, and it stands to reason that the app would be similar to the apps WatchESPN and WatchDisney (the Disney Company owns all three networks). The app would make ABC the first American broadcaster to provide a live Internet stream of programming to users.