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BillGuard Raises $10 Million To Protect Your Credit Cards, Detect Fraud, and Save You Money

Aaron Saenz - January 7, 2012

Parents of Children With Autism, Unite! — MyAutismTeam May Be The Social Network You’ve Always Wanted

David J. Hill - January 5, 2012

iPhone and Android Growing Like Crazy. Downloads up 83%, Phone Activation up 142% from Last Year

Aaron Saenz - January 5, 2012

Is 2012 The Year That Robot Applications Take Root?

Frank Tobe - January 4, 2012

LG’s Newest OLED TV is Insane – 55 Inches But Only 4mm Thick and 7.5 kg!

Aaron Saenz - January 4, 2012

Want Some Time on Research Telescopes? New Social Network Will Put Them In Your Hands

Aaron Saenz - January 2, 2012

Want To Play Connect 4? The Nao Robot Is Ready to be Your Board Game Buddy

Aaron Saenz - December 29, 2011

Moverio – The Virtual 80-Inch, 3D Television You Wear On Your Face

Peter Murray - December 28, 2011

How Social Media Is Ruining Your Mind

Aaron Saenz - December 13, 2011

Chinese Company Continues Plan To Replace Workforce With 500,000 Robots

Peter Murray - December 13, 2011

Academia.edu – $4.5M in Funding, 3M Unique Monthly Visitors – Can They Change Science Publication?

Aaron Saenz - December 11, 2011

How Dangerous Is Your Street? Find Out With New Traffic Fatality Maps (video)

Peter Murray - December 7, 2011

Smartphone Pushes – Urban Airship Raises Millions of Dollars, To Send Billions of Notifications a Month

Aaron Saenz - December 2, 2011

Knewton, The Adaptive Learning Company, Receives $33 Million To Revolutionize Learning (Video)

Peter Murray - November 6, 2011

Sphero, the $130 Robot Ball That’s Also a Video Game, Rolls Out in December

Aaron Saenz - November 2, 2011

The Most Incredible Video Game Simulator Ever Built Brings Battlefield 3 To Life…With Pain

Aaron Saenz - October 30, 2011

The Latest Updates to Augmented Reality: 3D and Gravity

Aaron Saenz - October 29, 2011

From the Amazon to the Alps, Google Street View Takes You Beyond The Streets

Aaron Saenz - October 27, 2011

Immersive Labs Creating the Future of Intelligent, Scanning Ads – But Don’t Call Them Minority Report

Aaron Saenz - October 13, 2011

Robot See, Robot Do…Robot Understand. Machine Vision Is Changing The World – Here Are The Details

Aaron Saenz - October 3, 2011

Google Digitizes The Dead Sea Scrolls – Like Taking a Time Machine To 2000+ Years Ago

Aaron Saenz - September 28, 2011

Forget The Big Banks, BankSimple Will Provide The Same Services Without Screwing You Over

Aaron Saenz - September 27, 2011

Awkward Much? Why Missouri Lawmakers Can’t Stop Student-Teacher Friending on Facebook

David J. Hill - September 24, 2011

Brain Scans On The Go – EEG Hooked Up To Your Smart Phone

Aaron Saenz - September 23, 2011

In 3 Weeks Video Gamers Defeat Biochemical Puzzle That Scientists Couldn’t Solve for Years

Aaron Saenz - September 22, 2011

Vocre Turns Your iPhone Into a Real Time Translator With Just a Flip of the Wrist

Aaron Saenz - September 21, 2011

From Jeopardy! to Insurance – IBM’s Watson AI Hired by WellPoint For Medical Expertise

Aaron Saenz - September 20, 2011

Thin Film Transforms Any Surface Into a Massive Multitouch Screen

Aaron Saenz - September 18, 2011

Google Reveals the Numbers Behind Its Massive Hunger for Electricity, and Its Plan for the Future

Aaron Saenz - September 11, 2011

Augmented Reality Browser Makes Your Mobile A Portal Into the Digital World

Aaron Saenz - September 9, 2011

From the Creator of the Webby Awards, A New Film About Our Addiction To All Things Digital

Aaron Saenz - September 7, 2011

iPad: “All Your Cash Registers Are Belong To Us”

Aaron Saenz - September 7, 2011

IBM: PCs Are Yesterday’s Technology. China: Sure, But Give Us Millions More.

Aaron Saenz - September 1, 2011

AI vs. AI – What Happens When You Make a Chatty Computer Talk To Itself? Cornell Finds Out

Aaron Saenz - August 31, 2011

Canadian Cyborg Documents The Reality Behind Today’s Cyborg Tech

Aaron Saenz - August 31, 2011

Share Your Family History on Storytree

Aaron Saenz - August 30, 2011

A Video Game That Teaches You To Make Video Games – Code Hero Rocks Maker Faire, Next The World

Aaron Saenz - August 29, 2011

Pre-Cog Is Real – New Software Stops Crime Before It Happens

Peter Murray - August 29, 2011

Games, Pop-Ups, 3D, and More – The iPad is Changing Books Forever

Aaron Saenz - August 27, 2011

Al Qaeda In Azeroth? Terrorism Recruiting and Training in Virtual Worlds

Aaron Saenz - August 24, 2011

Entrepreneur Anshe Chung Makes A Fortune Selling Virtual Land, Banking and Fashion

Aaron Saenz - August 23, 2011

Texting While Driving… Are You Crazy? Get iSpeech and Talk to Your Phone Instead

Aaron Saenz - August 22, 2011

Scotland Yard Using Facial Recognition To Find Rioters – But Tech Isn’t Up To The Task

Aaron Saenz - August 20, 2011

100,000+ Sign Up For Stanford’s Open Class on Artificial Intelligence. Classes With 1 Million+ Next?

Aaron Saenz - August 18, 2011

Company Scans Your Books For a Dollar – Ship ‘Em In, Get a PDF via Email

Aaron Saenz - August 18, 2011

Augmented Reality Game Fueled By Advanced Robot Mapping Technology – SLAM Goes Mobile!

Aaron Saenz - August 17, 2011

$80 Android Phone Sells Like Hotcakes in Kenya, the World Next?

Jeremy Ford - August 16, 2011

More Than 1 Million Download Socialcam So They Can Share iPhone Video Instantly

Aaron Saenz - August 15, 2011

The Gamification of Google: Image Labeler, Logos, Google+, and Now Badges in Google News

David J. Hill - August 11, 2011

Are Nations Less Important Than Phone Calls? New MIT Map Redraws The U.S. According to Communication

Aaron Saenz - August 10, 2011

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