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Home / Articles posted by J Williams (Page 5)

  • Google Street View Is Going Inside Buildings (Sorta)

    Google Street View Is Going Inside Buildings (Sorta)

    • 28 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Sam Biddle Google Street View is a magical realm of accidental crimes in progress, fires, and other assorted serendipitous fun. Now, you’ll be able […]

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  • Special Ops’ Latest Drone: A Russian Doll of Death

    Special Ops’ Latest Drone: A Russian Doll of Death

    • 27 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Katie Drummond Come spring, there’ll be a new drone in the Special Ops arsenal of annihilation. Call it … the Robotic Russian Doll of […]

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  • Invisibility Tiles Can Cloak Any Shape

    Invisibility Tiles Can Cloak Any Shape

    • 27 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By editor The science of invisibility is rapidly moving from a focus on research to a focus on development. In other words, this discipline is […]

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  • Japanese Defense Ministry shows world’s first spherical flying machine

    • 27 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Randolph Jonsson   Announced last summer by the Technical Research and Development Institute at Japan’s Ministry of Defense (JMD) and recently unveiled at Digital […]

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  • Microsoft HoloDesk lets users handle virtual 3D objects

    Microsoft HoloDesk lets users handle virtual 3D objects

    • 27 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Paul Ridden Does anyone remember the animated version of Star Trek from the 1970s? The Emmy-Award-winning series was the very first outing for the […]

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  • Hackers Targeted U.S. Government Satellites

    Hackers Targeted U.S. Government Satellites

    • 27 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Kim Zetter Hackers interfered with the operation of two U.S. government satellites in 2007 and 2008, according to a report to be released next […]

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  • Facebook to Build Massive Arctic Data Fortress

    Facebook to Build Massive Arctic Data Fortress

    • 27 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Richard Adhikari Facebook is planning to build a massive new data center in the industrial town of Lulea in Swedish Lapland, about 70 miles […]

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  • Town To Install Bullet-Tracking Technology Near Bellport Train Station

    Town To Install Bullet-Tracking Technology Near Bellport Train Station

    • 26 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Mike Xirinachs BELLPORT, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — The high tech crime fighting tool known as ShotSpotter is coming to North Bellport. The town is planning […]

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  • Police Used GPS Tracking to Bust Identity Thief With Over 300,000 Victims

    Police Used GPS Tracking to Bust Identity Thief With Over 300,000 Victims

    • 26 October 2011
    • By J Williams

    By Gizmodo Police use of GPS tracking in investigations is something of a hotbed issue that calls into question how much privacy people are entitled […]

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  • Researchers Release Attack Tool That Cripples Secure Websites

    Researchers Release Attack Tool That Cripples Secure Websites

    • 25 October 2011
    • By J Williams

      Researchers have released an attack tool that makes it trivial for anyone to take down websites that allow users to connect via secure connections. […]

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