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Wearable computers are nothing new, but researchers at Cornell University are looking to provide a new twist to the idea.
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Although it might look more like a movie trick, MIT researchers have come up with a method of capturing the movement of a pulse of laser light through the air... Read More »
When you hurt yourself when you were a kid, chances are your parents put an adhesive bandage over the spot, whether you were bleeding or not. Chances are the trick... Read More »
Nobody shouted “and down the stretch they come,” but IBM’s potentially revolutionary racetrack memory may have entered the homestretch toward... Read More »
For those who curse the tightly wrapped plastic packaging that seems to surround every piece of food or medication today, think back to why these packaging rules were ... Read More »
Two new technologies for creating solar panels could swing the market leadership back toward American companies, who have lost ground to Chinese competitors in the... Read More »
With the number of rechargeable batteries in use worldwide on the rise, so to does the demand for lithium climb, which has prompted a startup company to begin... Read More »
Few technologies aimed squarely at the consumer market have been more hyped in the past few years than 3D. The latest is a prototype 3D display from Japan that uses... Read More »
We all know the rule: Liquid and electricity don’t mix. Not only is it dangerous, because of the risk of electric shock, but mixing liquid with consumer... Read More »
Losing reading glasses and struggling with bifocals could be a thing of the past soon, thanks to an electronic eyeglasses invention by PixelOptics.
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If tablets, like the iPad, truly are the wave of the future in computing, creating a way for the blind to use Braille-like interactions with tablets should be close... Read More »
When Steve Jobs passed away a couple of weeks ago, the mainstream media and social media networks were filled with tributes.
Understandably... Read More »
Revelations that a federal government agency is testing a Minority Report-style “pre-crime” detection system has sparked an emotional debate, pitting... Read More »
Specialty digital cameras that can offer more than 1 gigapixel of resolution have been discussed for a few years, and Microsoft is the latest to explore such... Read More »
One thing fans of cutting-edge technology can count on: Today’s breakthroughs are tomorrow’s commonplace items. High-tech advancements tend to trickle... Read More »
The recently announced partnership between Google and Intel to create Android-OS, Atom-based smartphones could represent a realistic option to further increase the... Read More »