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Internet of Things: This Is How We Build It
The problem with the Internet of Things is that few people truly understand what it is really about. A large percentage of people in the group that does understand it tend to discard it as yet another marketing hype such...
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Human-machine Superintelligence Can Solve the World's Most Dire Problems
In an article published in the journal Science, the authors present a new vision of human computation (the science of crowd-powered systems), which pushes beyond traditional limits, and takes on hard problems that until ...
Computer Sciences
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The Long Arm of the Data
Today, a far-reaching information sharing environment (ISE) is gaining momentum and allowing U.S. justice agencies — law, law enforcement, criminal and counter-drug intelligence, courts, corrections, and others — to exch...
Computer Sciences
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NIST Adds to Quantum Computing Toolkit with Mixed-Atom Logic Operations
Physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have added to their collection of ingredients for future quantum computers by performing logic operations—basic computing steps—with two atoms of di...
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Computers Can Perceive Image Curves Like Artists
Imagine computers being able to understand paintings or paint abstract images much like humans. Bo Li at Umeå University in Sweden demonstrates a breakthrough concept in the field of computer vision using curves and line...
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Using FM to Improve Wireless Networks
One minute your wireless Internet is working fine. The next minute, it takes an infuriatingly slow five seconds to load a single Web page. You paid for the fastest Internet speed available but during these all-too-freque...
Computer Sciences
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The Solution to Faster Computing? Sing to Your Data
Nothing is more frustrating that watching that circle spinning in the centre of your screen, while you wait for your computer to load a programme or access the data you need. Now a team from the Universities of Sheffield...
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Searching Big Data Faster
For more than a decade, gene sequencers have been improving more rapidly than the computers required to make sense of their outputs. Searching for DNA sequences in existing genomic databases can already take hours, and t...
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First New Cache-Coherence Mechanism in 30 Years
In a modern, multicore chip, every core — or processor — has its own small memory cache, where it stores frequently used data. But the chip also has a larger, shared cache, which all the cores can access.
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This New Wi-Fi Tech Uses Proximity to End Waiting in Long Lines
There's a new wireless technology in town, courtesy of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The group just announced a new Wi-Fi Aware certification program, which lets wireless devices discover each other, communicate and share basic in...
Electrical Engineering
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Why Apple, Google, and Samsung Want to Lock You in with Wearables
Chances are you're either an iOS person or an Android person.
Computer Sciences
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Shoring up Tor
With 2.5 million daily users, the Tor network is the world’s most popular system for protecting Internet users’ anonymity. For more than a decade, people living under repressive regimes have used Tor to conceal their Web...
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New Computer Program First to Recognize Sketches More Accurately Than a Human
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have built the first computer program that can recognise hand-drawn sketches better than humans.
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Amazon's New Cloud Drive Apps Want Your Photos and Files
Amazon just added Cloud Drive apps for iOS to accompany the Android versions it released at the end of June. Users can now view files and folders from mobile devices, just like they can from the desktop, putting Amazon's...
Systems Science
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Cutting Cost and Power Consumption for Big Data
Random-access memory, or RAM, is where computers like to store the data they're working on. A processor can retrieve data from RAM tens of thousands of times more rapidly than it can from the computer's disk drive.
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Appl Apple's Control Issues may Hit New High-By Redesigning Third-Party Packaging
Apple, infamous for tightly controlling most aspects of its hardware and software, now supposedly wants to control its retail experience as well-down to the very boxes sitting on its physical shelves.
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What Google Got Right with Its Carpooling Service
Google is reportedly jumping into the ride-sharing business. According toHaaretz, the search giant is launching a pilot carpooling service in three Israeli cities on top of Waze, its popular driving directions app. The s...
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3 Questions: Carlo Ratti on Big Data and Health Predictions
What can big data tell us about the predictability of medical conditions? A new study by MIT researchers published in the journal?Scientific Reports?digs into this question by looking at anonymous data from over 500,000 ...
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Analysis Shows How Angler Smartphone Apps Can Revolutionize Fish Management
In a first of its kind study, researchers at the University of Minnesota have analyzed three years of data from iFish Alberta, a popular angler app. Their results, published this week in the journal?Fisheries, show how f...
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