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High-Powered Computing Heralds Digital Industrial Revolution
Digital simulations have become so powerful that companies send their products through the wringer—sometimes literally—before ever building a prototype
Quantum Meld Brings Photons Together
Merging the information of two photons, or units of light, could boost quantum-optical technologies
DOJ: We Don't Need Warrants for E-mail, Facebook Chats
The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI believe they don't need a search warrant to review Americans' e-mails, Facebook chats, Twitter direct messages, and other private files, internal documents reveal...
Marine Debris Tracker
Help scientists map trash on coastlines and waterways
Google Glass Is Missing One Critical Factor
Google Glass--a novelty, an accessory, or the next big thing?
A Brighter Future for Manufacturing, 3-D Printed 1 Layer at a Time
Will 3-D printing transform conventional manufacturing?
Did Google Flush $12.4 Billion Down the Toilet with Motorola?
When Google said it would acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.4 billion, it was applauded as a bold move to shore up its patent position.
Now Hear This! Most People Stink at Listening [Excerpt]
In what may be a dangerous trend, the influx of digital gadgets into daily life has made people super productive, yet much less attentive and able to focus on any single detail
Atomic Toolbox: Manufacturing at the Nanoscale
Scientists are building the next generation of atomic-scale devices
Google Glass Code Lets You Snap a Photo with a Wink
The next Google Glass owner who winks at you may actually be taking your picture The next Google Glass owner who winks at you may actually be taking your picture.
When Will Smartglasses and Other Wearable Computers Hit the Mainstream?
Intel’s Justin Rattner explains why we need new displays and graphics. Tricorders?—Not so much
How to Easily Delete Computer Viruses
Tech Talker: Quick and Dirty Tips to Navigate the Digital World
Cool It: The Internet May Be Too Hot For Data Centers to Handle
The Internet may be too hot for data centers to handle
Soft Circuits May Lead To 'Cyborg Tissues'
New netlike circuits could create “cyborg tissues”
In the Fog of Battle Acoustic Sensors Pinpoint Gunfire by Measuring Air Movement
U.S. and other militaries consider drone-mounted detectors to assist in reconnoitering the sources of enemy fire during combat
Future of Substance: New Materials Promise Better Batteries, Stronger Steel
Seven next-generation materials promise to change the way the world is made
Google Now 'Talks' Its Way onto iOS
For Google, the future is "Now" Google's predictive search and voice recognition tool sauntered over to Apple's iOS as an app on Monday.
Crowdsourcing in Manhunts Can Work
Despite mistakes over the Boston bombers, social media can help to find people quickly
When Everybody Starts Wearing Smartglasses, Google Won’t Be the Only Player
Sales of the devices will depend on development of compelling apps
