Noticias y opinión
Electronic Health Records Security: Where It Needs To Be?
Bringing damaged records back to life
They may be crackly but there is something special about an old record. Researchers in Switzerland are working on a technique to revive old records that can no longer be reproduced.
3-D Tabletop Display Gets Rid of the Glasses
IMEC team shows wireless 'thought-to-text' cap
Video Game Makers Losing To Casual, Social Gaming Trends
Sybase Analytics Service Keeps SMS Messages Moving
Combining Sybase IQ data warehousing with MicroStrategy dashboards, Operator Analytics 365 gauges telco network performance.
License change leaves Sun Solaris users at a crossroads
Oracle's decision to limit Solaris 10's free usage to 90 days could be a boon for Linux vendors
Barcelona Supercomputing Center Supports Numerous Projects
Embedded core duo computer controls two displays
MPL AG developed an expansion module for the Intel Core Duo based PIP series computers, that provides the possibility to connect an additional second display. This serial display link to DVI module (SDLD-1), together with the Intel embedded graphics driver, offers various graphical output combinations such as different display content (dual independent display), identical display content, or display merger into one expanded desktop.
E-book readers to rely increasingly on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
The majority of e-book readers shipped in 2009 were 3G/GPRS enabled, but few products used other wireless technologies, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. However, this is forecast to change in the next five years, according to a new market report from IMS Research on the world market for e-book readers.
MOST technology aims at safety-critical applications
The MOST (Media Oriented Systems Transport) network technology is about to leave its roots in infotainment applications behind and target safety-relevant applications. At the recent meeting of the MOST standardizing industry group, research results were presented which prove that the current standard iteration MOST150 is almost ready to support such applications. For instance, MOST could be used to interconnect driver assistance systems, the group states.
Google PowerMeter is watching you
Google PowerMeter is an ambitious project and potentially a good thing,but it is full of social implications and potential pitfalls. Google Powermeter is a free piece of software that allows you to view your home's energyconsumption from your personalized iGoogle homepage. And knowing whatyou consume is the first step to reducing your consumption. This shouldbe good for your pocket and good for the planet as we will all have towork to reduce our carbon footprint.
Ubisoft compensating for DRM with free games
Intel launches AppUp for Linux
Cloudy with a chance of Linux: Canonical aims to cash in
In Depth: 10 new technologies that will revolutionise your life
The tech advances set to make a real difference
Crean una red social especializada en fotografía
Email recipients still falling for spam, finds survey
New Augmented Reality iPhone app aims to get London reading
Gartner: 10 mobile & wireless technologies that should be on your radar