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Computer Interfaces

Let the Computer Talk – Speech Synthesis is Giving Machines the Chance to Have Their Voices Heard

Written by: Doug Bierend 6 days ago

Hatsune Miku - The Virtual Diva

Just a week after Easter, Coachella music festival was shaken by the ghostly visage of slain rapper Tupac Shakur, resurrected [...]

Computer Interfaces

Harvard And MIT Join Forces To Become Juggernaut Of Free Online Education

Written by: David J. Hill 7 days ago

Harvard and MIT join forces to bring the world education for free...in superhero fashion.

Online education is witnessing its own Avengers-like uniting of superhero forces as Harvard University and MIT recently announced “edX”, a combined $60 [...]

Computer Interfaces

Retailer Uses Facebook “Like” Count On Clothes Hooks To Crowdsource Fashion Advice

Written by: David J. Hill 8 days ago

Would seeing the Facebook Like count for an outfit make you more inclined to buy it?

The Brazilian fashion retailer C&A has created networked clothes hooks that display the total number of Facebook “Likes” for each [...]

Computer Interfaces

Connect The Physical World To The Web With Ninja Blocks

Written by: David J. Hill 14 days ago

Ninja Blocks connect the physical world to the web and back again.

Most of us live in two separate worlds, the real world and the digital world of the Internet. Some strides [...]

Computer Interfaces

Exclusive Interview with COO of Drchrono: iPads + Medicine = The Future

Written by: Aaron Saenz 15 days ago

drchrono in hospital

Meet Drchrono, the free app for your mobile device that could revolutionize healthcare in the modern world. Founded by Daniel [...]

Computer Interfaces

Automated Grading Software In Development To Score Essays As Accurately As Humans

Written by: David J. Hill 30 days ago

Roboreaders that can score essays in standardized tests could also help teachers grade and students becomes better writers.

April 30 marks the deadline for a contest challenging software developers to create an automated scorer of student essays, otherwise [...]

Computer Interfaces

New Smartphone Chips Will Pinpoint Your Exact Location Down To The Inch, Even Inside Buildings

Written by: David J. Hill 32 days ago

Precise location tracking inside of buildings may become the norm with the new Broadcom chip.

Tired of how useless GPS tracking is inside a building? A new smartphone chip aims to pinpoint your location down [...]

Computer Interfaces

“The Scale Of The Universe 2″ Animation Made By 14-Year-Olds Is Mind Blowing

Written by: David J. Hill 36 days ago

The "Scale Of The Universe 2" is an awesome Flash animation packed with info.

*UPDATE: Cary Huang, creator of “Scale Of The Universe 2″, answers some questions for the Hub. See his comments below.* [...]

Computer Interfaces

Elsevier Boycott Nears 10,000 Signatures

Written by: David J. Hill 37 days ago

Like the myth of Sisyphus, the Open Access movement struggles to gain momentum to get over the hump.

The call to action by Cambridge professor Timothy Gowers to boycott Elsevier last January has resounded with academics, as the number of [...]

Computer Interfaces

Talking With the Founders of Vergence Labs: First Steps Towards Merging Man and Machine

Written by: Aaron Saenz 41 days ago

vergence lab founders feature

There are few fuels as potent as youth and genius, and Vergence Labs is sitting on a powder keg. The [...]

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The Video Resume — Modern Necessity Or Domain Of Epic Fail?

Written by: David J. Hill 42 days ago

Michael Cera's "Impossible is the Opposite of Possible" parodies all that is wrong with the video resume.

With recent reports on employers using social media to screen job applicants, it’s clear that technology has changed the hiring [...]

Computer Interfaces

Google Unveils Augmented-Reality Glasses, Its Vision Of The Post-PC Era

Written by: David J. Hill 46 days ago

Google's latest project is augmented-reality glasses that eliminate the need for a smartphone

Google’s venture into augmented reality has finally come out into the light of day. The Android-running device are glasses that [...]

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Computer Interfaces

New Surveillance System Identifies Your Face By Searching Through 36 Million Images Per Second

Written by: David J. Hill 49 days ago

When it comes to surveillance, your face may now be your biggest liability.

Privacy advocates, brace yourselves – the search capabilities of the latest surveillance technology is nightmare fuel. Hitachi Kokusai Electric recently demonstrated [...]

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Will almost free energy be available in the near future?

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turtles_allthewaydown

Nehopsa - As you know, science was badly burned on this subject before. It's a pretty extraordinay claim, so until they have extraordinary proof, I imagine [...]

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Bento

Well, maybe this can help :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtZTIwSIuGw I like your humor, we will see, I am an 'agnostic' concerning the Ecat. There is something, LENR is real, that's for [...]

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nehopsa

...so by now the Greeks should be repaying their national debt/saving on their energy outlays with abundance of free energy. The first commercial free energy power plant [...]