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Deaf man hears 'wi-fi ' wherever he walks
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Deaf man hears 'wi-fi ' wherever he walks

A man who is going deaf can now 'hear' Wi-Fi wherever he walks. London-based science writer Frank Swain, 32, was first diagnosed with early onset hearing loss when he was in his 20s. In 2012, he was fitted with hearing a...

Password Pill - can be swallowed like a vitamin.
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Password Pill - can be swallowed like a vitamin.

SVP at Motorola is developing a password pill. It ‘s a wonder pill that will hold all personal information. It does not boost energy or improve memory-it’s a pill that has a chip that stores all personal details. This sw...

Text Messages Direct to your Contact Lens
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Text Messages Direct to your Contact Lens

New technology that will allow information, such as text messages from a mobile phone, to be projected onto a contact lens worn in the human eye has been developed by Belgian researchers. Ghent University's centre of mic...

Post iPhone 5 time for Jonathan Ive to step up
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Post iPhone 5 time for Jonathan Ive to step up

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Driverless Cars Now A Reality
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Driverless Cars Now A Reality

Self-Driving Cars Approved by California Legislature In California, it's illegal to talk on a cell phone handset while driving your car. The reasoning is pretty simple: with one hand glued to your smartphone, not only ar...

Sony
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Sony

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Do You Know What Your Kids Are Doing Online?
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Do You Know What Your Kids Are Doing Online?

The internet has given children unprecedented access to information, creativity, and connection — and unprecedented exposure to risk. For parents navigating the digital landscape alongside their children, the challenge i...

Scientists Successfully
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Scientists Successfully

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Apple Wins EU Ban Of Smaller Samsung Tablet
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Apple Wins EU Ban Of Smaller Samsung Tablet

German court bans Samsung from selling its Galaxy Tab 7.7 across the European Union, but allows Samsung to continue selling its Tab 10.1N. The patent war between Apple and Samsung rages on. The latest victim is Samsung's...

Higgs Boson, the God Particle, explained
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Higgs Boson, the God Particle, explained

On July 4, 2012, scientists at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory near Geneva, announced the discovery of a new particle consistent with the long-sought Higgs boson — a discovery described by physicists as on...

Virus War - Suspected to be Waged by US & Israel
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Virus War - Suspected to be Waged by US & Israel

The attackers behind the complex Flame cyberespionage toolkit, believed to be a state-sponsored operation, used an extensive list of fake identities to register at least 86 domains, which they used as part of their comma...

F*#%book
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F*#%book

Facebook Shares Plummet on Day 2 Shares plunged on their second day on the stock market, a black eye for all those involved with the social networking company going public. "The underwriters completely screwed this up,"...

Bill Gates a Comic Book Hero
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Bill Gates a Comic Book Hero

Bill Gates has been cast as many things over the decades — college dropout turned tech visionary, ruthless monopolist, philanthropist attempting to rewrite his legacy, global health crusader. But a comic book hero? That...

New iPhone 5 will use 'Liquid Metal'
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New iPhone 5 will use 'Liquid Metal'

Apple's new iPhone 5 could be housed in a little-known hi-tech alloy known as 'liquid metal' - which feels like glass to the touch. The alloy, a mix of titanium, nickel, copper and zirconium among other metals, is tough,...

3 D Chocolate Printer. Design Your Own Chocolate!
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3 D Chocolate Printer. Design Your Own Chocolate!

The arrival of 3D printing technology in the consumer food space began, appropriately, with chocolate — a substance that is solid at room temperature, melts predictably when heated, and resolidifies cleanly, making it am...

14 Leadership Lessons from Steve Jobs
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14 Leadership Lessons from Steve Jobs

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

A Sister
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A Sister

In the days after Steve Jobs died on October 5, 2011, the world received tributes from colleagues, competitors, and admirers across every corner of the technology and creative industries. But perhaps the most intimate po...

iPhone 4S vs The Competition: Spec Showdown Chart
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iPhone 4S vs The Competition: Spec Showdown Chart

When Apple unveiled the iPhone 4S in October 2011, the announcement disappointed many observers who had expected a radical design overhaul — the device looked identical to its predecessor. But a closer examination of the...

Why 'go with your gut' approach works
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Why 'go with your gut' approach works

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Netflix copies Innovator's dilemma to break itself
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Netflix copies Innovator's dilemma to break itself

Reed Hastings made his fortune with one exceedingly smart insight: People would pay a lot to escape video-store late fees. Ever since, the Netflix founder and CEO has devotedly sought out and implemented clever ideas for...

Enabling Better Mobile Access for Your Employees
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Enabling Better Mobile Access for Your Employees

By now, it is well established that more and more employees are increasingly using their mobile handsets for work related tasks. There is no dearth of statistics on the web that will reinforce this if you are not yet con...

Apple Supplier Building Cheaper iPhones
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Apple Supplier Building Cheaper iPhones

Asian suppliers to Apple Inc have begun manufacturing a lower-priced version of its hot-selling iPhone 4 with a smaller 8 gigabyte flash drive, according to two people with knowledge of the matter. The flash drive for th...

Facebook party spins out of control
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Facebook party spins out of control

Better check your Facebook settings before posting a party invitation online. A teenage girl in Germany who forgot to mark her birthday invitation as private on Facebook fled her own party when more than 1,500 guests sho...

Gmail Hacking Epidemic
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Gmail Hacking Epidemic

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Amazon's next battle will be on Cloud
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Amazon's next battle will be on Cloud

Amazon.com's (AMZN) squat Seattle headquarters looks nothing like the country club affairs found in Silicon Valley. There are no free soft drinks or volleyball courts. The light fixtures hanging from the ceiling in the r...

Watch Movies on Facebook
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Watch Movies on Facebook

Facebook's move into movie streaming — allowing users to rent films through the platform using Facebook Credits, beginning with a Warner Bros. test of The Dark Knight in early 2011 — marked one of the first serious attem...

E-Wallets/Mobile Wallets to become the norm
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E-Wallets/Mobile Wallets to become the norm

Later this year you'll be able to pay for clothes, taxi fare, and dinner with your mobile phone and leave your credit cards and cash at home. Visa is planning a commercial rollout in the U.S. in the second half of this y...

Nokia in dire straits - new CEO
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Nokia in dire straits - new CEO

Technology and Modern Life Technology has transformed how we communicate, work, and live. Understanding technology's role in society is essential for the modern world. The Speed of Change Technological change accelerates...

Mark Zuckerberg being stalked... by an Indian !
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Mark Zuckerberg being stalked... by an Indian !

Mark Zuckerberg claims he's being stalked by a man who's been sending him creepy messages through Facebook and threatening his safety Zuckerberg has obtained a restraining order against 31-year-old Pradeep Manukonda -- a...

To Really Learn, Quit Studying and Take a Test
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To Really Learn, Quit Studying and Take a Test

Taking a test is not just a passive mechanism for assessing how much people know, according to new research. It actually helps people learn, and it works better than a number of other studying techniques. ( found that st...

Apple has tackled piracy very cleverly.
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Apple has tackled piracy very cleverly.

Apple's approach to the digital piracy problem — one of the defining challenges of the early internet era — was, in retrospect, one of the company's most strategically elegant moves. Rather than pursuing aggressive legal...

Long awaited iPhone on Verizon's network
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Long awaited iPhone on Verizon's network

When Verizon takes the stage at Lincoln Center in New York tomorrow to share the "latest news" with us, it's almost a given that it's going to be the long-awaited iPhone on Verizon's network. The press conference is goin...

iPad the new Textbook in a NY school
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iPad the new Textbook in a NY school

As students returned to class this week, some were carrying brand-new Apple iPads in their backpacks, given not by their parents but by their schools. Related As part of a pilot program, Roslyn High School on Long Island...

iPad 2 to be smaller,flatter and louder
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iPad 2 to be smaller,flatter and louder

Apple's original iPad had been on the market for less than a year when the rumor cycle for its successor began in earnest — a testament both to the tech media's appetite for speculation and to Apple's extraordinary posit...

Top 12 Apps for Family on iPad
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Top 12 Apps for Family on iPad

Will the holiday season heading towards full swing, and all the recent data about the astonishing rate of adoption of the iPad (faster than any other new technology before it) we can guess that sales up to Christmas time...

Phones not suited for 3G
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Phones not suited for 3G

So what will you really miss out on if you buy a handset without 3G? Well, no prizes for guessing, faster internet speeds. Although 2.5G (or EDGE) internet may be enough for text-based data transfers like emailing, chatt...

Mark Zuckerberg now a Cartoon
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Mark Zuckerberg now a Cartoon

The Social Network, David Fincher's film about the founding of Facebook, arrived in October 2010 to widespread critical praise and commercial success, and almost immediately generated a debate that the film itself seemed...

How Many People still using Linkedin?
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How Many People still using Linkedin?

LinkedIn's user growth in 2010 produced a metric that concealed more than it revealed: the platform had tens of millions of registered accounts, a number that its press releases and investor presentations cited regularly...

Bye bye Gmail, hotmail - Facebook introduces email
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Bye bye Gmail, hotmail - Facebook introduces email

the product of 15 months of intensive work within Facebook dubbed "Project Titan," has received intensive attention in the tech media in recent days based on the speculation that it would in one fell swoop eclipse the wo...

beating Google - one face at a time
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beating Google - one face at a time

Facial recognition technology was advancing faster than the legal and regulatory frameworks designed to govern it—and in 2012, a wave of startups and established tech companies were competing to build the most accurate c...

Can Infosys move out of Murthy's shadow?
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Can Infosys move out of Murthy's shadow?

The question has followed Infosys through every leadership transition, every strategic pivot, every earnings disappointment: can a company so thoroughly identified with its founder ever truly become something independent...

Driverless Vans go from Italy to China
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Driverless Vans go from Italy to China

Italian scientists celebrated the completion of a remarkable experiment in July 2010 when two specially equipped electric vans arrived in Shanghai after driving more than 13,000 kilometers from Parma, crossing twelve cou...