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Personal ID chips: A step toward the future?
Doctors have implanted a radio ID tag under Sean Darks? skin that allows the executive to enter restricted areas of...
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High Tech Shopping: Pay for your groceries via fingerprints
Supermarket shoppers may soon be able to walk out of the store, bags in hand, and leave only their fingerprints....
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Cyberstates: High-tech dominates N.Y.exports, venture capital investment
After California and Texas, New York was the country?s largest cyberstate in 2005, employing 300,000 with a total payroll of...
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Tabletop Computing: Your current is your password
When a small group crowds around a personal computer to work on a project, there?s often considerable shuffling for a...
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Cheaper Computing: Keeping software costs down
The price of computers has fallen to the point where it?s possible to get a respectable Windows PC for around...
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Flash Drives: Pocket-size storage devices now help you read and talk
Remember the floppy disk? Sure, they?re still around, but when was the last time you really used one? Using a...
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Early-Career Honors
Chekesha Liddell, assistant professor of materials science and engineering at Cornell University, and Elliot Moore II, assistant professor of electrical...
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Paperless Air Travel: Scan your phone to get on board
Air travelers in Canada, Japan, Spain and Germany can navigate the airport without a paper boarding pass, instead using their...
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New technologies require unbelievable speed, massive storage
If you asked most Americans in 1985 whether they had any use for a personal computer with a modem and...