Singularity Archives - Page 15 of 23

Younger Generation Embracing A New View Of Privacy

David J. Hill - May 12, 2012

Controversial Anti-Aging Chemical Resveratrol Back In The Spotlight With New Details About How It Works

Peter Murray - May 11, 2012

Robots Poised To Take Over Your Living Room As 3D Systems Acquires My Robot Nation

Peter Murray - May 8, 2012

Retinal Implants Restore Partial Sight To Three Blind

Peter Murray - May 5, 2012

Better, Faster, and Cheaper – These Robots Are Invading Car Manufacturing Plants

Peter Murray - May 4, 2012

New Device Automatically Slices and Scans Brains, Then Puts Them Into A Google Map

Peter Murray - May 1, 2012

Want A Robot At Home? Qbo Is Up For Pre-order

Peter Murray - May 1, 2012

Same Kidney Transplanted Twice

Peter Murray - April 29, 2012

Singularity Song Sweeps Seattle’s Airwaves

Aaron Saenz - April 26, 2012

From D.C. To Beijing In 2 Hours – Evacuated Tube Transport Could Revolutionize How We Travel

Peter Murray - April 26, 2012

Regenokine: The Unproven Treatment That Professional Athletes Are Flying To Germany For

Peter Murray - April 24, 2012

EMIEW2, The New And Improved Office Robot From Hitachi

Peter Murray - April 20, 2012

DARPA’s New Robot Conquers Stairs

Peter Murray - April 18, 2012

Drug To Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease Receives FDA Approval

Peter Murray - April 17, 2012

Police Recording More and More: Cars, Uniforms, and Equipment With Cameras

Peter Murray - April 16, 2012

An Exclusive Look Inside The Foxconn Factory That Makes iPads

Peter Murray - April 13, 2012

SushiBot Serves Up An Order Of 3,600 Per Hour

Peter Murray - April 12, 2012

In Utero Surgery – More Common Today, But No Less Miraculous

Peter Murray - April 8, 2012

On-Demand Robots From A 3D Printer

Peter Murray - April 7, 2012

Brain Scanner Being Used To Give Stephen Hawking A New Voice

Peter Murray - April 6, 2012

Group Set To Sequence 1000 Genomes By The End Of The Year

Peter Murray - April 4, 2012

New Video Of Sand Flea Robot Leaping (Onto) Tall Buildings 30ft High

Peter Murray - March 30, 2012

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First User Of Google’s Self-Driving Car Is Legally Blind

David J. Hill - March 29, 2012

Google Maps Now Lets You Take A Virtual Boat Ride Down The Amazon

Peter Murray - March 29, 2012

Dr. Fill, The Crossword Playing Computer Competes At American Crossword Puzzle Tournament

Peter Murray - March 28, 2012

Neutrino Beam Carries Message Through 240 Meters Of Solid Rock

Peter Murray - March 26, 2012

51 Percent Of Total Online Traffic is Non-Human

Peter Murray - March 23, 2012

Amazon Goes Robotic, Acquires Kiva Systems, Makers Of The Warehouse Robot

Peter Murray - March 21, 2012

Raising The Mammoth – Russian And Korean Scientists Set Out To Bring Back The Extinct Giant

Peter Murray - March 20, 2012

Encyclopedia Britannica Ends Print Version After 244 Years, Now Completely Digital

Peter Murray - March 17, 2012

Football’s Not A Rough Sport Until A Bunch Of Japanese Robots Play It

Peter Murray - March 15, 2012

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

David J. Hill - March 13, 2012

Most Viral Video of all Time? Kony Video Released 7 Days Ago Has 70+ Million Views

Peter Murray - March 12, 2012

The Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 In Action

Peter Murray - March 12, 2012

NETRA, The $2 Device That Turns Your Smartphone Into An Eye Test

Peter Murray - March 11, 2012

Mobile Payment Revolution Continues With The IPad Cash Register From Square

Peter Murray - March 9, 2012

Futulele Combines iPad And iPhone Into Real Functioning Ukulele

Peter Murray - March 8, 2012

Around the World Without a Drop Of Gasoline – Solar-Powered Catamaran Nears End Of More Than Two Years At Sea

Peter Murray - March 7, 2012

Why Outsourcing Science May Be The Best Hope for Its Future

Aaron Saenz - March 6, 2012

More Robots, Less Farmers – Company Installs 12,500th Robotic Cow Milking System

Peter Murray - March 6, 2012

Love That New Single? Mathematical Equation Predicts Music’s Hits And Flops

Peter Murray - March 5, 2012

The New Nokia TrueView Has A 41-Megapixel Camera

Peter Murray - March 4, 2012

A Dozen Years In The Making, Highest Resolution Picture Of Universe Released

Peter Murray - March 2, 2012

Happy Future Day! March 1st, 2012 Marks the Start of this Soon to be Great Tradition. Celebrate Change!

Aaron Saenz - March 1, 2012

Weight Loss Pill Recommended By FDA Panel, Company’s Stock Doubles

Peter Murray - February 29, 2012

The Logic Behind Bailing Out the Auto Industry: Job Creation With Robotics

Frank Tobe - February 27, 2012

How Should a Singulatarian Vote?

Singularity Hub Staff - February 27, 2012

New ‘Robot and Frank’ Movie Looks Like A Realistic Portrayal Of The Not-Too-Distant-Future

Peter Murray - February 24, 2012

Chronicle Movie’s Real Superpower? Cameras.

Aaron Saenz - February 23, 2012

Brain Scans Detect Autism In Six Month Olds

Peter Murray - February 23, 2012

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