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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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A day at the office in 2013
Dan Farber: Will corporate leaders broadly adopt the Draconian measures in this cautionary tale? Not likely. But once RFID sensors are smart, cheap and pervasive, the potential for abuse will be...
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A new kind of digital wallet (complete with physical card)
iCache's new Geode iPhone cover comes with a fingerprint sensor and a transformable card, bringing new meaning to mobile payments.
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New Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5: A solid ILC made better
Panasonic updates its DMC-GF3 entry-level interchangeable lens compact camera with incremental but useful new features.
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Sony introduces Alpha A57 update to first translucent-mirror camera
Sony announces the Alpha SLT-A57, an updated version of the original A55 dSLR that uses its innovative translucent fixed-mirror technology.
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City Peaks uses community gaming to keep you fit at the office
Design studio Digit has created a social game, City Peaks to encourage you to take the stairs to work, mapping your journey to an ascent to some of the highest virtual peaks in the city.
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TI's contact-less temperature sensor opens up possibilities
First-ever single-chip passive infrared temperature sensor could be used in tablets, handsets, watches, and cameras for applications yet to be imagined.
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Ultraslim waterproof Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX200V sports 18MP CMOS sensor
Sony has announced three new compact Cyber-shot cameras that sport backlit CMOS sensors, including the feature-packed ultracompact DSC-TX200V
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Fujifilm X-Pro 1 (photos)
With Fujifilm's now-veteran retro design, a new sensor technology, hybrid viewfinder, and streamlined user interface, the X-Pro 1 should appeal on a lot of levels.
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Canon PowerShot G1 X high-end compact sports dSLR-size sensor (CES 2012)
Canon updates its PowerShot G series with a high-end point-and-shoot to rival dSLRs and ILC cameras.
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An artificial 'super skin' for androids
Stanford researchers have developed a stretchable, transparent skin-like sensor that could have applications in prosthetic limbs, robotics, and touch displays.
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FedEx CIO Carter: 'Next era of Internet is sensor-based computing'
Carter held up a first generation of FedEx's SenseAware device, the company's mobility secret weapon.
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Big Data: we have the technology, but not the vision
Big Data's big questions, explored in a chat with Todd Walter, CTO of Teradata.
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This Year-Old Smartphone Takes Better Photos Than the iPhone 4S
Digital camera marketing involves lots of specs. But there's one important one in which the iPhone 4 and 4S lag, and which this phone, surprisingly, wins at.
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Nikon 1 ILC cameras unveiled: V1 sports small sensor, big price
Nikon's flagship interchangeable lens compact camera, the new Nikon 1 V1, has a smaller sensor and lower resolution than similarly high-priced rivals, but packs the features into a small package.
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Sony Alpha NEX-C3 with APS-C sized sensor is coming this August
First introduced at CES 2011, Sony's light-weight, 16-megapixel, interchangeable lens camera with DSLR sized sensor defies categorization.
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What's next for Kinect? Next week, avatar meetings; Later, PC and phone integration
Microsoft is getting more active in tweaking Kinect and Avatar Kinect to make them more attractive to business users.
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Microsoft scientists deploying sensors in Amazon Jungle
In the Amazon, Microsoft scientists are deploying sensors on the forest floor, measuring the rate of decay and then gauging the impact on global warming.
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MIT: built-in motion sensors in devices improve wireless data rates
Researchers at MIT have developed a set of new communications protocols that use information about a portable device's movement to improve handoffs.
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New sensor technology takes sharper pictures
A new type of image sensor that's been flipped front to back is beginning to give photographers a better view of the world.
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If a surveillance society is inevitable, can privacy measures embedded in systems?
The influx of data and the analytics systems that will go with them means we're headed for a surveillance society. Enter a big idea called privacy by design, from one of IBM's researchers.
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