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How to Stay Secure with VPN
Tech Talker: Quick and Dirty Tips to Navigate the Digital World
Quantum Cryptography Conquers Noise Problem
Encoded photons sent a record distance along busy optical fibers
6 Electronic Devices You Can Control with Your Thoughts
From toys to mind monitoring, brain-computer interface options are already on the market
How Far Away Is Mind-Machine Integration?
Forget voice control or gesture recognition: gadgets may soon link directly to our brains
Microsoft Wants to Denigrate Your iPhone and Android Again
Look how awful that iPhone 5 is
New Microsoft Xbox 720 Promises Latest Kinect, Plus Blu-ray Drive, Says Xbox World
Microsoft's Xbox 720 will unveil a new version of Kinect, a Blu-ray drive, and an A/V port for watching and recording broadcast TV, at least according to details leaked by Xbox World...
Math Reveals Perfectly Cozy Penguin Huddles
Selfish behavior proves to be good for the group when it comes to staying warm
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Technically Art: Engineers Make Cameras, Then Hit the Pavement [Slide Show]
With New York City as their backdrop, Cooper Union engineering students use their technical skills to reimagine photography
Technically Art: Engineers Make Cameras, Then Hit the Pavement [Slide Show]
With New York City as their backdrop, Cooper Union engineering students use their technical skills to reimagine photography
Watch: How to Merge Your Real and Virtual Worlds [Video]
Going beyond smart phone apps, augmented reality will take the next steps with Google Glass and other technologies that create a new kind of seamlessness and telepresence. A NOVA ScienceNow video with David Pogue...
Bat Detective
Help researchers identify and classify bat calls
Google Nexus 4 Already Sold Out at U.S. Google Play Store
Just minutes after going on sale in the United States, the new Nexus 4 smartphone from Google and LG was already sold out
New iPhone, iPad and 'iTV' Slated for First Half of 2013?
Apple's product line could be getting a major makeover early next year, a new report claims
Bluebrain: Noah Hutton's 10-Year Documentary about the Mission to Reverse Engineer the Human Brain [Video]
Neuroscientist Henry Markram is trying to build a biologically accurate virtual model of the human brain. One independent filmmaker is following his journey
NASA Plans for 3-D Printing Rocket Engine Parts Could Boost Larger Manufacturing Trend [Video]
The space agency is testing alternative manufacturing processes for faster, cheaper ways to make parts for its new Space Launch System
Google: Chrome Has Gotten 26 Percent Faster this Year
It's not just your imagination--Chrome really is getting faster
Live Chat on Election Fraud -- November 7 at 12:30 P.M. EST
Join us for a live online chat with computer scientist Andrew Appel of Princeton University. Dr. Appel will help us understand election security and voter fraud in light of yesterday's events...
Quantum Flip-Floppers: Photon Findings Add to Mystery of Wave-Particle Duality
New experiments show that a photon can traverse an optical obstacle course as both a wave and particle simultaneously
