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First wearable device was a Chinese ring, not Google Glass
Back in the 17th century, one Chinese designer did create a functioning abacus 'smart ring' that worked as a counting tool...

Microsoft admits to snooping on Hotmail to track leak
Microsoft has acknowledged it had searched emails in a blogger's Hotmail account to track down who was leaking company secrets...

Google enhances encryption technology for email
Google has enhanced the encryption technology for its flagship email service in ways that will make it harder for the National Se...

Microsoft working on next-gen 'no-touch' screens
Microsoft is working on 'no-touch' phones, tablets and TVs that can be operated from afar, without the need to swipe them...

Apple's new patent hints at stylus for iPad
Apple's latest patent is titled simply "Input Device Having Extendable Nib," but don't let that fool you; this may be t...

How a New Software Program Can Bring the World Together
James lives in Hawaii and his mother lives in Korea. James speaks English (he never learned Korean), and his mom only speaks Korean. Th...

The LEDs of the Future Are Paper-Thin
When you think of LEDs, you probably picture small, nipple-esque lumps of plastic. But if these scientists have their way, the LEDs of...

IBM's Graphene Circuit: A Genius Reminder of How Far Graphene Has to Go
IBM's mad scientists have created a graphene-based circuit that's 10,000 times more powerful than existing alternatives. This...

The World's Thinnest LED Is Only 3 Atoms Thick
LEDs have come a long ways. From the early 70s when a bulky LED watch cost thousands of dollars to LG's announcement last month tha...

Sony and Panasonic's New Optical Archival Discs Will Store Up to 1TB
Sony Sony and Panasonic announced last year that they had plans to develop a new, high-capacity optical storage disc-and they were...

Welcome To World Science U, Where Anyone Can Learn Einstein Online
At a time when companies and universities that run massive open online courses are struggling to prove their value, Columbia University...

New Ophone Introduces “Smell-O-Vision”
A new smartphone product called Ophone sends aromas like popcorn, chocolate and coffee to mobile phones to enhance and revolutionize the co...

Man called Bitcoin's father denies ties, leads LA car chase
A Japanese American man thought to be the reclusive multi-millionaire father of Bitcoin emerged from a modest Southern California hom...

Ten Profound Ways The World Will Change In Your Lifetime
Society and culture can change beyond recognition in a lifetime—people with criminal convictions for homosexuality are today seeing gay ma...

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