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Visibility, Alignment, & Optimization, Part III: Workforce Optimization
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Law enforcement's tech tester
Cdr. Charles "Sid" Heal of the LA Sheriff's Department is the go-to guy for cutting-edge gadgets that may someday shape police work.Photos: High-tech crime fighting
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The high-tech future for the Army
Chief Scientist Thomas Killion talks about Army R&D efforts, high-tech soldiering and the outlook for robots and drones.
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Countering high-tech counterfeiters
newsmaker Digital technology could soon make it possible for anyone to copy and print real-looking currency. Robert Schafrik led a group seeking solutions.
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eBay vs. fraud: Share your suggestions
Bought something that turned out to be a fake? Worried about your reputation as a seller? Let us know, and we'll recap.
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GPS ready for its media closeup
In-car systems, sure. But Kanwar Chadha, co-founder of Sirf Technology, says navigation devices are making far broader inroads.
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Scent of a land mine
When metal detectors can't give a precise reading of what's in the ground, send in the dogs. Or the bees.
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High tech's slow march in land mine campaign
The humble metal detector is finally getting an upgrade that could help humanitarian groups in their quest to rid countries of the dangers of land mines. Photos: Looking for land mines
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$100 laptop gets working prototype
Nicholas Negroponte's One Laptop Per Child project shows off a vivid orange PC and trims its software load. Photos: Laptop model sees orange
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DARPA issues call for street-legal robot racers
Can a driverless vehicle handle a traffic circle? That's what the government wants to find out. Video: Carnegie's Crusher for combat
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Kodak packs two lenses in latest camera
The Easyshare V570 has a trim frame that sports both a 23 mm wide-angle lens and a 5x zoom. Photos: Kodak's dual-lens camera
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Big ad campaign to usher in new AT&T
The reborn, postmerger Ma Bell gets its branding in order as competition heats up among telecom and cable companies.
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Podcasts: A guy thing?
Historically, yes. But women are tuning in to the online audio programs in greater numbers, a survey shows.
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FAQ: Keeping pace with robots
The RoboNexus confab and a desert road race should help everyone get more up-to-speed.
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Long road for Siebel ends at Oracle
Business software company founded by Tom Siebel accepts a $5.8 billion buyout from a company for which he once worked.
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Army speeds high-tech tools to soldiers
Bomb-scouting 'bots and English-to-Arabic handhelds are a few of the gadgets concocted by the Army's Rapid Equipping Force. Gung-ho gadgets for U.S. troops
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Phone companies lose round in Texas TV bid
Scotched bill could have given Verizon and SBC a leg up in their efforts to offer television services.
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Why robots are scary--and cool
Theologian Anne Foerst says we're a lonely species, and robots have a lot to teach us about who we are.
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TiVo goes mobile with new free service
The DVR maker unveils its TiVoToGo service, which lets subscribers transfer programming to their laptops.
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Webster's uploads MP3 to dictionary
The music file format takes its place as a respected member of the linguistic community.
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Mounties charge teenage virus suspect
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have laid charges against a 16-year old Canadian in connection with the Randex worm.
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