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Today, connectivity is much more important. Passengers don't just want to admire the view, or complain about a meal to their neighbor – they expect to be able to tweet about it, immediately, complete with pictures. Read More >> Continue reading Wifi on Planes: Will it Work any Better?
The NSA is reading communications between Americans and foreigners abroad, despite its denials, The New York Times reported.Read More >> Continue reading NSA Sees All American's Emails?
As many as 256 of the 16-second clips can be stitched together to create story-driven videos that could run as long as 68 minutes by new invention of Youtube.Read More >> Continue reading YouTube: Video Editor's Paradise
Researchers in Europe are developing a mind-controlled exoskeleton that will allow people with paralysis to walk. The technology is in its infancy but in five years could begin to replace wheelchairs for people with severe spinal injuries. Matthew Stock reports.Read More >> Continue reading Exosceleton with Mind Control Allows Disabled Walk Again
Branden Spikes, the CEO of Spikes, believes that by virtualizing the browser and having it run separate from the desktop, his company can prevent the vast majority of these attacks… Read More >> Continue reading Spikes Builds A Secure Browser For The Enterprise
The company on Tuesday announced a tweak to its News Feed that will take a popular story — one that's getting lots of comments and likes — and put it back at the top of your feed to make sure you don't miss it.Read More >> Continue reading Facebook is tweaking your News Feed
