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The Phosphorous Atom Quantum Computing Machine
An Australian team unveils the fundamental building block of a scalable quantum computer that could be embedded in today's silicon chips.
What Will Hackers Do with the New Kinect?
Upgraded robot vision will be just one of the uses for the new version of Microsoft's gesture control camera.
Second Life Founder's New Virtual World Uses Body-Tracking Hardware
Hardware that tracks your head, eyes, and hands will make the follow up to Second Life very different from the pioneering virtual world.
How to Avoid Another Flash Crash
A clever new approach could help monitor an incredibly complicated, increasingly automated system that thrives on secrecy.
Startup Taps Quantum Encryption for Cybersecurity
GridCom Technologies says quantum cryptography can work to make the electricity grid control systems secure.
Google Glass and the Rise of POV
Will Google Glass revive a controversial cinematographic technique?
Ghost's Blogging Dashboard Doesn't Need to Exist
Are dashboards really the best way to deliver analytics to people who want to "just blog"?
What Will Terms-of-Service Agreements Look Like in the Age of Brain-Computer Interfaces?
As consumer tech companies bring brain interfaces ever closer to the mainstream, human-friendly legalese could become a crucial part of the user experience.
Internet Everywhere--But on Your Terms
I hate feeling tethered to the internet. So why do I love FreedomPop?
