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The new Samsung HDTV has hard-wired camera and microphone, plus face recognition and other unprecedented features. Is Your TV Watching You? ...

Eve, at Work in the Lab Automated Experimentation From Popular Science: There was a time when science produced robots, but a paper publishe...

From CBS News: Scientists Predict Some Uncertainty, Some Unbridled Optimism, and Some Warnings to the World to Make a Course Correction. (CB...

'People were more connected than ever, accessing video, music, mail (the 'e' soon became redundant), the web, books, news (with ...

Neo (Keanu Reeves) in a still from The Matrix From Times Online: From virtual brains and Matrix-like thought connections to disease-making b...

From BBC: Leading thinkers in technology, design and science are gathering in Oxford to share their ideas about the future. TED Global (Tech...

Food and water shortages as a result of climate change and growing populations are likely to trigger mass migration and unrest. Photograph: ...

The briefcase-sized Prism 200 from UK firm Cambridge Consultants can detect people through brick walls by firing off pulses of ultra-wideban...

Flexible Display Screens: Bend Me, Shape Me, Anyway You Want Me -- The Economist Electronic screens as thin as paper are coming soon OVER th...

At a Web 2.0 Summit start-up mock-pitch event called Launchpad, organizer John Battelle says the companies onstage would not be fly-by-night...

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From MSNBC: The Next Big Thing? The memristor, a microscopic component that can "remember" electrical states even when turned off....

From IOL: Humankind will need two planets by 2030 to keep up with its demands for goods and to make space for surging populations. This is a...

An illustration shows an office where LED lighting provides both illumination and wireless communication. Credit: Boston University From Liv...

From CNN: LONDON, England (CNN) -- Picture this: you're sat down for the Football World Cup final, or a long-awaited sequel to the ...

From InfoWorld: As InfoWorld turns 30, a look back at the changes wrought by technology since 1978 boggles the mind. The extended InfoWorld ...

From The Telegraph: What's going out and what's coming in? 2010 Going out: • Letter writing • The idea of 'normal' weather ...