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Friday, January 3, 2014

Brain in a box: Computer R&D teams explore new models

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Apple, wearable tech and advertising: The hottest mobile trends of 2014

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7 great tech ideas that caused a splash in 2013

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Researchers levitate objects using nothing but sound

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Perovskite-based solar cells offer economy and efficiency

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Backdoor in wireless DSL routers lets attacker reset router, get admin

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On hacking microSD cards

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Log your routine and say goodbye to passwords

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Self-driving cars to be 9% of global auto sales in 2035

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Two-Dimensional Materials Could Make the Ink for Printable Electronics

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NASA beginning next generation of space communication with laser broadband

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Armor Technology 2014

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Cyber Threats 2014: Darknets, Windows XP, Adobe Passwords, Mobile Malware and more

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High Voltage Racing Coming to World Cities in 2014

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The Future of the Military is Robots Building Robots

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New system uses low-power Wi-Fi signal to track moving humans -- even behind walls

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Eight teams heading to DARPA Robotics Challenge finals

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B-2 Returns to Flight Nearly 4 Years Later

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Why China Can’t Rise Quietly

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Senkaku Weirdness to Start Off the Year

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U.S. Military Ship Readied for Mission to Destroy Syria’s Chemical Weapons

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China's military presence is growing. Does a superpower collision loom?

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When You’ve Only Got 20 B-2 Bombers…

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The Tanker Nears Takeoff

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Pentagon Plans for Cuts to Drone Budgets

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Building surface fleet of tomorrow

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Why U.S. Troops Don’t Use Pain Rays and Stun Grenades

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UAVs and the F-35: Partners in Air Power?

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Pentagon’s New Jet Fighter Costs Twice as Much as You’re Being Told

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NSA seeks to build quantum computer that could crack most types of encryption

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