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18th Jun 2013

How Google's Internet Balloons Work

Google launched high-altitude balloons in a test to create a wireless network that could provide Internet access to remote and underserved parts of the world.
18th Jun 2013

Vodafone Lets You Recharge Your Phone with Your Butt

Vodafone, in partnership with researchers from the University of Southampton, have created a pair of phone-recharging pants called the Power Pocket shorts, which comes with a small patch of thermoelectric material stitched directly into a pair of denim shorts that simply converts body heat into power.
18th Jun 2013

Proposed E-license Plates Could Be Used to Track People

A pair of South Carolina lawmakers has introduced legislation that would pave the way for a pilot program involving electronic license plates that could be altered remotely by the state's DMV.

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Google Funds Campaign Against Child Porn Online

Added 18th Jun 2013 Google announced via blog post a new technology-driven initiative against child pornography. The company is launching a $2 million Child Protection Technology Fund "to encourage the development of ever more effective tools" to fight online child pornography.

Oracle's Q4 Results: What to Watch

Added 18th Jun 2013 Many eyes in the tech world will fall on Oracle later this week, when the vendor's fourth-quarter results are set for release. This is typically the biggest reporting period for Oracle each year in terms of revenue, but a number of questions loom beyond its top-line performance.

Today's Top Supercomputer is Owned by China

Added 18th Jun 2013 China has regained the crown for the fastest supercomputer on the planet, according to the semiannual Top500 list, which claims that the Milky Way-2 supercomputer has doubled the performance of the previous leader, the American "Titan" supercomputer, in just six months.

Rambus, STMicroelectronics Settle Lawsuits, Sign Patent Agreement

Added 18th Jun 2013 Much of Rambus' past is associated with lawsuits, but the company is moving forward with dispute settlements.

Bing Voice Search Improves Accuracy, Speed

Added 18th Jun 2013 In 2012, Microsoft's Rick Rashid blew an Asian audience away with a live translation of his speech into Mandarin. On Monday, Bing added some of that technology to Bing Voice Search, to cut down the processing response time of voice input into Windows Phone by half, while improving accuracy at the same time.

Google's Project Loon Spreads the Net with High-flying Balloons

Added 16th Jun 2013 You know what's awesome? The Internet. What's not so great: The utter pain it is to find a fast, reliable Internet connection in so many parts of the world. With its latest moonshot, Google[x] is fighting that headache with creativity.

David Cameron Announces £1m Prize to Solve World's Biggest Problem

Added 16th Jun 2013 Prime Minister David Cameron has announced a £1 million prize for anyone who can "identify and solve the biggest problem of our time".

3D Printing On-demand, Delivered Via Vending Machine

Added 16th Jun 2013 Here comes Dreambox, a vending machine that dispenses 3D-printed creations.

Cray Integrates Hadoop Big Data Analytics with Supercomputers

Added 15th Jun 2013 Cray is bringing integrated open source Hadoop Big Data analytics software to its supercomputing platforms.

Facebook Sets New Product Reveal for June 20

Added 15th Jun 2013 Facebook is gearing up for a product announcement on June 20, but isn't saying what it has planned.

Oxford English Dictionary Breaks Own Rule, Lists 'Tweet'

Added 15th Jun 2013 Tweeting has become so popular that the Oxford English Dictionary broke one of its own rules to add 'tweet' to its lexicon.

Google Glass Could Get a Look at the Enterprise

Added 15th Jun 2013 While the curious are looking to get their hands on a pair of Google's Glass, companies also may be looking to weave the computerized eyeglasses into their businesses.

Amazon Quietly Launches Complete 3D Printing Store

Added 15th Jun 2013 Amazon is helping to push 3D printing into the mainstream with a new section on its site dedicated to the miniature manufacturing plants. The online shopping giant joins Staples, which in early May became the first major U.S. retailer to sell a 3D printer.

History in the Making: Nokia Ships Last Handset with the Mobile OS

Added 15th Jun 2013 This week, Finnish smartphone creator Nokia announced that it had shipped its final handset running the Symbian operating system. As the last company in the world building phones using the Symbian OS, Nokia's withdrawal from the platform means Symbian is now completely defunct.

Digital Surveillance Programs in Other Countries Trigger Controversy, Including India

Added 15th Jun 2013 Last week's disclosure of massive data collection efforts at the U.S. National Security Agency has generated heated debate in the U.S. and across the world about privacy.
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