Email could disappear in just a decade, giving way to Twitter-like messages. It is the conclusion of a study carried out by social anthropologists from the University of Kent, in the United Kingdom.
A Massachusetts company has created software that distinguishes coughs from the common cold from those caused by the flu, bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, and a long list of respiratory problems.
Nearly four hundred experts in genomics, taxonomy, electronics and informatics from 50 countries are meeting these days in Mexico to agree on a new system for identifying species based on DNA, the "Bar Code of Life" (CBOL).
Google currently accounts for 6% of the total traffic generated on the Internet, according to Arbor Networks, which has just carried out the largest study of global traffic since the 1990s. And its list of applications is endless: Gmail, Google Earth, Google Wave, Google Health, Google Sky ,?
In addition to earning a living as a professor of digital art at the University of Oregon, Michael A. Salter is a highly original contemporary sculptor. In his spare time, he creates gigantic robots using only cardboard and polystyrene pieces.
Recognizing any person by analyzing their facial features is the goal of a team of European scientists who have developed a system that identifies a "face ID" of each person with an accuracy of up to 95 percent.
Philips has created a bracelet that measures the level of emotion and stress that its user has at all times. With your help, financial investors, the main recipients of the new gadget, can be sure that they are making their decisions with a cool head.
The new security control installed at Manchester Airport does not need to undress or search passengers to see every detail hidden under their clothing. It is the RapiScan Systems scanner, developed to detect if someone is hiding explosives or weapons.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
