Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Disappearing Messages Are Everywhere
Smartphone apps that send disappearing messages are gaining in popularity.
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The Internet is Growing More Dangerous. But Does Anyone Care?
Bruce Schneier says "we as a society are heading down a dangerous path."
Can Barnes & Noble Save the Book?
It’s looking grim.
Software Makes Multiple Screens Less Distracting
Diff Displays reduces distraction by visually highlighting what’s changed on your screen since you last looked.
Kinect-Powered Depression Detector is Amazing and Creepy
By analyzing a surprisingly simple set of facial tics, a depth camera can see right into your soul.
Nuance Thinks Voice Ads Could Be a Mobile Hit
Nuance hopes its voice-recognition tech can produce mobile ads that you actually want to have a conversation with.
In a Bid to Get Its Devices into the Workplace, Samsung Courts Businesses
The leading smartphone manufacturer hopes to one-up Apple and nudge out struggling BlackBerry.
"Massive" Cyberattack Wasn't Really So Massive
A decade-old fix could have easily stopped this weekend’s attack on an anti-spam company, but the truth is many Web companies simply ignore such fixes.
I'm Boycotting "Intuitive" Interfaces
My pledge to never use the "i"-word about technology again. (I'll need help keeping it.)
Google Keep vs. Evernote: No Clear Winner
Google’s Keep app copies key Evernote functions, but there’s plenty of room for both note-taking apps.
