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It’s 6.5 times bigger than the network Google premiered last year, which has learned to recognize YouTube cats. Last summer, in conjunction with Stanford researchers, Google[x] , the R&D arm where ideas…
Continue Reading →Forget PRISM, this is real super-villain stuff. Buggy software isn’t just annoying—the right compromised code can leave private information vulnerable to clever hackers for as long as the problem…
Continue Reading →For if you’re just really into expressing yourself through clothing. Have you ever felt your clothing just doesn’t say enough about you ? As in, you’re willing to go to…
Continue Reading →The new frontier in finance? Perseus Telecom, a network provider that specializes in rapid trading, is seriously looking into an ultra-high-speed transatlantic trading line, made possible by balloons…
Continue Reading →Prevent your bike from being stolen by keeping it in a batcave basically In most cities, being a cyclist means you will have your vehicle stolen and/or vandalized on…
Continue Reading →Our government wins in espionage, but not in PowerPoint. Luckily for the NSA, there’s the Internet. After news broke of PRISM, the government’s secret surveillance program , everyone recoiled in horror…
Continue Reading →One of the greatest frustrations of urban life and holiday mall shopping, solved. Audi is a company that loves to make its cars do the work for you . Its self…
Continue Reading →Verizon has given the U.S. National Security Agency information on all its telephone calls for months. But it’s not the calls’ content the government is looking at—it’s their context…
Continue Reading →This is the first almost-practical application of temporal cloaking … but it might work too well. Electrical engineers at Purdue University have found a way to make your data disappear…
Continue Reading →The preemptive ordinance would outlaw license plate readers, red light cameras, and drones. An ordinance before the city council of Iowa City, Iowa, would prohibit automated machines from issuing tickets…
Continue Reading →And create a law-abiding cloned version of wayward citizens The US Supreme Court ruled today on the case of Maryland v. King, deciding with a 5-4 majority to uphold the…
Continue Reading →Motorized Legos fight under human or computer command. For better or worse, Legos haven’t changed all that much since the company’s founding back in 1932. But a partnership with Sony might…
Continue Reading →Instead of flying out of Dallas and touching down in a reserved hangar, the sun-powered plane Solar Impulse will land in an inflatable structure for part three of its…
Continue Reading →It’s so pretty! Tennis is already one of the most high-tech, closely monitored sports in the world, from high-speed cameras that swoop around the court to digital refereeing…
Continue Reading →Google’s plan to become your entire web experience does, improbably, involve bananas. Today Google unveiled a new element of Google Search: you can ask it questions about nutrition, like “how…
Continue Reading →It works over the din of a space ship, even if it’s not placed correctly on the patient’s body. In space, no one can hear your heart scream. Though the…
Continue Reading →With any luck, the federal government will follow suit. Electronic communications laws are stuck in the last century. The Texas state legislature yesterday sent a bill to the governor’s desk…
Continue Reading →Watch the popularity of music rise and fall in your city. Mapping Music on Facebook from Facebook Stories on Vimeo . Facebook’s open graph protocol, a sort of integration of all…
Continue Reading →Necessity is the mother of destruction. Click here to enter the gallery Syrian rebels have developed all sorts of crazy weapons to fight against the regime of President Bashar al…
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