Stories by Colin Neagle

3D-printed pizza may be delivered soon, thanks to NASA

NASA recently approved a $125,000 grant for a six-month project to develop 3D-printed food, and the first edible prototype may be pizza, Quartz reports.

In Pictures: 12 cool apps for Google Glass

What’s Google Glass worth without apps that make use of its technology?

In Pictures: History of flexible displays

Flexible display screens are expected to become a common feature of consumer electronics in the next few years, and have recently been touted by several top-tier manufacturers.

Feds block downloads of 3D-printed gun blueprints

In compliance with a request from the U.S. State Department, Defense Distributed, the Austin, Texas-based group that recently unveiled the world's first operational 3D-printed handgun, has removed the design files for the weapons from its website.

Flexible-display smartphones just a ‘novelty'.... for now

Although multiple manufacturers are expected to release smartphones with flexible display screens by the end of this year, the technology will be little more than a novelty until about 2015, one analyst says.

Video: 3D-printed gun fires first shot

Fulfilling his promise to unveil the world’s first operational 3D-printed firearm, Defense Distributed founder Cody Wilson invited Forbes reporter Andy Greenberg to watch the weapon’s first shot at an undisclosed private shooting range outside of Austin, Texas, this weekend.

MIT entrepreneur automates e-commerce ordering process

Doug Feigelson is a true entrepreneur, one who has built a successful business out of a custom solution he designed as part of another venture. He says he’d rather "fail completely" than sell his company, and, as a third-year computer science student at MIT, he regularly turns down job offers so he can focus on his startup.

3D-printed gun may be unveiled soon

A 3D-printed gun capable of firing multiple rounds may be unveiled soon.

In Pictures: Weirdest things in the Internet of Things

The Internet is slowly creeping into every part of our lives, so much so that it’s becoming easier to look around the house and find objects that can be connected to the Internet.

In Pictures: Innovative products at DEMO Mobile 2013

With the DEMO Mobile conference set to kick off this week, here’s a look at the most innovative mobile products that will see the stage.

3D printers: Not for the average consumer

Consumers getting excited about the idea of at-home 3D printers may not want to get their hopes up anytime soon, Gartner research director Pete Basiliere says.

Three biggest misconceptions about 3D printing

If your business isn't already investing in 3D printing, it should be. And if you have a 3D printer, you should buy another one, recommends Gartner research director Pete Basiliere.

Gartner predicts 3D printers will cost less than a PC by 2016

Widespread adoption of 3D printing technology may not be that far away, according to a Gartner report predicting that enterprise-class 3D printers will be available for less than $2,000 by 2016.

Big data roadblocks will slow driverless cars until 2040, analyst says

The excitement over recent advancements in autonomous vehicle technology has elicited some optimistic expectations.

Augmented reality: What do businesses need to know?

The technology has been around for quite some time, but like so many other fringe smartphone features, augmented reality has yet to present itself as a must-have for consumers.