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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 >>
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 >>
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 >>
Secure your Android smartphones and tablets using antivirus, encrypted communications, child locks, password managers and other tools featured in our roundup.Read More >>
Media finds weird news impossible to resist, even when it sounds too silly to be true. But it can fool people especially easily when coming from a place like Japan, birthplace of wacky trends. Read this article by Tim Hornyak on CNET.Read More >>
China’s notorious Great Firewall Internet censorship system looks to have snared another western service, after users of Flipboard reported that the international version of the social reading app is no longer working in the country… Read More >>
