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Inventor Of Biochip That Makes 10,000 Simultaneous Measurements Wins “Oscar For Inventors” – And $500,000

Peter Murray - June 10, 2012

Paralyzed Man Regains Use Of Hands After Having Nerves Rewired

David J. Hill - June 7, 2012

Companies Making The Necessary Transition From Industrial To Service Robots

Frank Tobe - June 6, 2012

Screwed by ZionEyez? Vergence Labs Will Give You A Pair of Their Video Glasses for Free!

Aaron Saenz - June 4, 2012

Facial Recognition Software Distinguishes Between Real And Phony Smiles

David J. Hill - June 2, 2012

World’s First Wikipedia Town Won’t Be The Last

David J. Hill - May 31, 2012

Larry Page: With A Healthy Disregard For The Impossible, People Can Do Almost Anything

David J. Hill - May 27, 2012

Now Serving The Latest In Exponential Growth: YouTube!

David J. Hill - May 25, 2012

Leap 3D Offers Amazing Gesture-Based Control of Your Computer for Just $70

David J. Hill - May 22, 2012

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

Doug Bierend - May 15, 2012

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

David J. Hill - May 14, 2012

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

David J. Hill - May 13, 2012

Connect The Physical World To The Web With Ninja Blocks

David J. Hill - May 7, 2012

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

Aaron Saenz - May 6, 2012

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

David J. Hill - April 21, 2012

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

David J. Hill - April 19, 2012

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

David J. Hill - April 15, 2012

Elsevier Boycott Nears 10,000 Signatures

David J. Hill - April 14, 2012

An Exclusive Look Inside The Foxconn Factory That Makes iPads

Peter Murray - April 13, 2012

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

Aaron Saenz - April 9, 2012

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

David J. Hill - April 9, 2012

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

David J. Hill - April 5, 2012

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

David J. Hill - April 2, 2012

Can Petridish Become The Kickstarter Of Science? We Ask The CEO

David J. Hill - March 31, 2012

If You’re Not Advertising Online, How Screwed Are You? Great Infographic On Growth of Digital Ads

Aaron Saenz - March 28, 2012

51 Percent Of Total Online Traffic is Non-Human

Peter Murray - March 23, 2012

Twine, The Gadget That Senses Your Environment And Tweets You, Is Coming In May

David J. Hill - March 19, 2012

8,200+ Strong, Researchers Band Together To Force Science Journals To Open Access

David J. Hill - March 18, 2012

India Plans To Create 12 Times The Number Of Colleges As The U.S. By 2020

David J. Hill - March 13, 2012

Raspberry Pi is Ready to Buy! $35 Computer is so Popular it’s Crashing Websites with Sales

Aaron Saenz - March 3, 2012

Drug Delivery Microchip Implanted in Patients, Passes Human Trial

Peter Murray - February 22, 2012

U.S. Being Left In The Dust Of The Global Telecommuting Revolution

David J. Hill - February 21, 2012

The First Kickstarter Project to Raise $2 Million is an Adventure Video Game!

Aaron Saenz - February 20, 2012

Free Facial Recognition With KLIK: Point Your Phone At Friends, It Knows Who They Are

Aaron Saenz - February 18, 2012

Scientists Use Brain Waves To Eavesdrop On What We Hear

Peter Murray - February 15, 2012

Latest Game In The Star Wars Universe Cost $200 Million, Inspires Millions To Envision The Post-Singularity World

David J. Hill - February 14, 2012

Can A Free Online Education Land You A Job? The Era Of Online Education Dawns

David J. Hill - February 13, 2012

Google’s Eric Schmidt On Collective Intelligence: “In God We Trust…But All Others Bring Data”

Aaron Saenz - February 6, 2012

Take A Look At Dropcam’s New High-Definition Surveillance Camera

Peter Murray - February 1, 2012

All Your Bandwidth Are Belong To Us: Half Of World’s Bandwidth Consumed By Only 1% of Users

David J. Hill - January 31, 2012

Need a New Assistant? Evi Makes a Bid to Replace Siri on iPhone and Android

Aaron Saenz - January 29, 2012

Sebastian Thrun Aims to Revolutionize University Education With Udacity

Peter Murray - January 28, 2012

iRobot CEO Discusses Their New Robot AVA

Peter Murray - January 26, 2012

Apple’s iBooks Praises Begin To Wither As Skepticism Settles In

David J. Hill - January 24, 2012

Raspberry Pi Founder Eben Upton Walks You Through the Launch of the $35 Computer

Aaron Saenz - January 23, 2012

On the Internet of Things IBM Tracks Your Pork From Farm to Fork. Starting with China

Aaron Saenz - January 23, 2012

Is the iPad the Future of Education? Students in Palm Beach Florida Find Out

Aaron Saenz - January 20, 2012

Call of Duty Video Game Reaches $1 Billion In Sales In 16 days, Faster Than Cameron’s Avatar

David J. Hill - January 19, 2012

Raspberry Pi is About to be Served – Manufacturing Has Begun for the $35 Computer

Aaron Saenz - January 14, 2012

Who’s Donating to Wikipedia? Everybody. Latest Drive Raises $20M from 1M+ Donors

Aaron Saenz - January 10, 2012

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