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For a technology that so many people dream of improving, lie detection has been advancing at a glacial pace. It was 85 years ago that the venerable polygraph was introduced, and while its results are still not admissible in most criminal courts, it is at least based on a sound...
To understand what the iControl system does, you have to hear a list of its many devices. There are wired and wireless cameras and battery-powered sensors that detect motion, the opening and closing of doors, even the presence of water or freezing temperatures. There are carbon-monoxide and smoke...
Gizmodo, a Gawker Media blog for the gadget obsessed, recently got a new editor - Brian Lam, a former assistant editor for Wired magazine. Lam, 29, has big plans for Gizmodo - to utilize his magazine publishing skills to enhance the already popular and prolific blog. With an average of 40 to...
In this age of terrorism, do you think that technology and gadgets are being produced at a rate that makes regulation difficult? Information is always going to want to be as free as possible - people want it that way. There's an article in Wired this month by Bruce Sterling...
Music is a big part of the CU500's raison d'?tre. Like most phones, it plays MP3s loaded onto a memory card (sold separately). There's a sweet program called MusicID that magically names almost any tune it hears through its microphone - even stuff playing on your car radio...