22 Disturbing and Neat iPhone Panoramas
• http://www.stuffyoushouldknow.comEnter the Uncanny Valley.
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Voiceprints Being Harvested by the Millions
• ABC News"It's more mass surveillance," said an Irish privacy researcher. "The next thing you know, that will be given to border guards, and you'll need to speak into a microphone when you get back from vacation."
Bitcongress Hopes to Improve Voting with Cryptography
• thelibertybeat.comBitcongress promises to bring transparency and legitimacy back to voting by using cryptography and the blockchain technology that has helped Bitcoin reach a wide audience.
We Put The iPhone 6 Time-Lapse Video To The Test — Here's 6 Hours Of Sleeping Baby
• http://www.businessinsider.comwanted to put the iPhone 6 time-lapse video to the test.
Everyone Loves This Story Of How An Autistic Kid Became Best Friends With Siri
• http://www.businessinsider.com,Judith Newman has a 13-year-old son named Gus. Gus is autistic. His best friend is Siri, the virtual assistant built into iPhones and iPads.
SURESPOT Encrypted Messaging App - The Latest Encryption For The Masses
• www.surespot.meSurespot is a secure mobile messaging app that uses exceptional end-to-end encryption for every text, image and voice message returning your right to privacy.
Here's Everything We Know About Magic Leap, The Crazy-Sounding Startup Google...
• http://www.businessinsider.comHere's Everything We Know About Magic Leap, The Crazy-Sounding Startup Google Might Invest Hundreds Of Millions In.
This $99 Headset Could Get All of Us Hooked on VR
• http://www.wired.comWhile the world awaits a true consumer version of a virtual-reality headset like the Oculus Rift or Sony's Project Morpheus, the smartphone is emerging as an amuse-bouche for the VR appetite: Demo versions of the Samsung Gear VR already are appeari
The Brilliant Ten: Roxana Geambasu Exposes How Companies Use Your Data
• popsci.comShe's also teaching the cloud to forget personal information.
Next Big Trend: Robots That Follow You Around
• Wired.comDozens of robots will descend upon the Back Bay for the RoboBusiness conference in Boston this week. A few of them may even try following you home.
A Grandmaster Who's Using Data to Turn Chess Into a Spectator Sport
• Wired.comChess is among the oldest and most venerated games of strategy, one with all the tension and drama of traditional spectator sports and the emerging e-sports market.
$10 Smartphone to digital microscope conversion!
• http://www.instructables.comThe world is an interesting place, but it's fascinating up close. Through the lens of a microscope you can find details that you would otherwise never notice. But now you can.
The Evolution of the Internet: Transcending Centralized Servers
Paige PetersonWhen the Internet was still in its early stages and without such widespread adoption, most computers were used for local applications such as storing documents and databases, calculations for math's and sciences, and playing games. In this sense, com
DriveShare: Earn money by sharing your extra hard drive space
• DriveShare - from StorjDriveShare is open source software, powered by the Storj network. You can contribute to the code development at GitHub or share ideas with the community at StorjTalk.
RoomAlive transforms your living room into an interactive video game
• http://www.gizmag.comMicrosoft Research has moved on from IllumiRoom, its concept for adding visuals to the periphery of gamers' television sets.
Out in the Open: The Code That Brings Siri-Like Voice Control to the Web
• http://www.wired.comYou can now control your smartphone with your voice. Thanks to tools like Apple Siri and Google Now, you can search the web, grab answers to simple questions, and update your online calendar, all without touching your screen.
The FBI's Secret Surveillance Program Is About to Go on Trial
• http://www.nationaljournal.com, By Dustin VolzThe 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear a case this week that could have seismic implications for how the government spies on Americans.
App turns a smartphone into a pocket-sized cosmic ray detector
• http://www.gizmag.comThere are all sorts of apps available for smartphones to show atmospheric phenomena like wind speed, temperature, and rainfall, along with other observations for tides and phases of the moon.
SecureDrives destroy data with a text message
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Nick LavarsA misplaced storage device could lead to the leaking of a few embarrassing photos for some, while for those dealing in confidential information there might be a whole lot more at stake.
Three Wild Concepts for the Future of Money
• http://www.wired.com, By Liz StinsonWhen the new iPhones hit shelves a couple weeks ago, it came with a new way to pay for stuff.
Chinese Autonomous Tanks: Driving Themselves to a Battlefield Near You?
• By Jeffrey Lin and P.W. SingerA Most Unusual ATV
Chinese Autonomous Tanks: Driving Themselves to a Battlefield Near You?
• By Jeffrey Lin and P.W. SingerA Most Unusual ATV
Rico gives your old smartphone a job in home security
• gizmag.comAlmost every day, it seems, breakfast is accompanied by the debut of a next generation smartphone that makes our perfectly capable current models look positively antiquated.
Feds Bust Maker Of Smartphone "Stalker App"
• popsci.comIt is the first indictment of its kind. "One down, and 400 to go," says anti-cyberstalking expert
Top 10 Flashlight Apps for Android Are Stealing Information, Even Pics Off Your Phone
• http://benswann.com, Ben SwannBen Swann talks with the CEO of Snoopwall About How Flashlight Apps With Half a Billion Downloads Are Stealing Your Private Information
Good2Go: App lets users give consent but raises privacy concerns
• http://www.nydailynews.comThe new app, which helps two parties gauge their level of intoxication and practice affirmative consent, also requires users to log their phone numbers. This means the company gets information about who a user is hooking up with and when it happened.
Caught On Tape: HFT Algo Manipulating GOOGL 1000 Times Per Second
• zerohedge.comIt is very common to find examples of stock quotes changing rapidly - hundreds and sometimes thousands of times per second in a single stock.
Facebook Has A New Way To Make Money On Your Data...
• http://www.businessinsider.comFacebook Has A New Way To Make Money On Your Data — And Potentially Learn More About You Than Ever
These 53 Colorized Photos From The Past Will Blow You Away...
• http://boredomtherapy.com,These 53 Colorized Photos From The Past Will Blow You Away. Especially The One Of Albert Einstein.
See What's Buried in the Swiss Bunkers Turned Into Secretive Data Centers
• http://www.wired.com, By Pete BrookWatch Streaming Broadcast Live:
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