Microsoft HoloDesk lets users handle virtual 3D objects
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
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
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
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
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 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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Wired Textiles for a Phone as Useful as the Shirt on Your Back
By Ritchie S. King The director of the ElectroScience Laboratory at Ohio State University, he is trying to end the need for cellphone hardware like […]
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Turn Any Pair of Glasses into a Heads Up Display
By Andrew Liszewski Putting vital performance stats where they’re always visible, the Sportiiiisadds a simple heads up display to almost any pair of glasses so […]
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Seeing through walls in real time
MIT Lincoln Laboratory researchers have developed a new radar system that looks through walls. This ultrawideband (UWB) phased-array sensor has real-time acquisition and processing capability […]
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Darpa Robots Will Turn Dead Satellites Into a Zombie Orbital Array
By Andrew Tarantola Launching satellites is a risky proposition—costing as much as $10,000 a pound to make orbit and little recourse if a critical piece […]
