Noticias y opinión
Innovation: Market research wants to open your skull
Virtual ears help architects cut chatter confusion
Bluetooth-Enabled 'Smart Hip' Monitors Joint Implants from Within the Body
A network of sensors and actuators can turn you into a more fully actualized cyborg
DARPA Wants Roving 'Smart Cameras' That Understand What They See
Nanoscale optical antennas inspired by old-school TV aerials
Nokia asks the Internet to help design a phone
Scanner scans a 200 page book in one minute
PhysOrg.com) -- Japanese researchers are developing a super-fast scanner that will be able to scan a book of about 200 pages in a minute without any need to break up or flatten the book.
GM Makes Your Entire Windshield a Head-Up Display
New touch-screen technology in works
Computer project gets $5M grant: 'Will allow big displays to be used by more than one person at a time'
Computer matches kidney donors
Computer scientists from Glasgow University are playing a key role in the NHS’s living-donor kidney-transplant programme, which saw the first multiple kidney transplants involving three couples take place at the end of last year.
Pushing for software quality assurance
Blog mining
Scouring blogs for useful information
UIC researcher looks toward a communication revolution
The internet of cars
Open-Xchange, 4PSA partner on open source UC
Integrates telephone and fax with e-mail, contacts, calendar and task information
GoAhead Software shifts to open source business model
Acquires Avantellis product line from Emerson Network Power
Oracle launches Imaging and Process Management 11g, Forms Recognition
Claims to enhance business processes, reduce costs and improve information access
VMware launches new version of application virtualisation software
Enables enterprises to migrate from existing applications to new Windows OS
Nuance Wins Big After Risky Bet on Voice Recognition
The software maker has a raft of standalone voice applications and a history of timely acquisitions. Is there a buyer that could digest Nuance?
Nano-based RFID tags could replace bar codes
Rice, Korean collaboration produces printable tag