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Computers Can't Answer Everything
A startup says natural language processing works best with human intelligence.
Who's Talking About Me?
Web experts are designing technologies that can collect scattered bits of online conversation.
P4P Remodels File Sharing
Peer-to-peer routing technology being tested by Internet service providers could change networking.
Fixing E-Mail
Experts at Defrag believe e-mail can benefit from lessons learned on the social Web.
Breaking the Botnet Code
Software that deciphers botnet communications could help infiltrate criminals' networks.
Splitting Up Search
Distributing a search engine's index around the world could make it faster and more efficient, researchers say.
A Test Ride with the Droid
Motorola's new Android-based smart phone is a viable iPhone alternative.
An App so You'll Never Forget
Adaptive-learning algorithms calculate how often people need to see information to remember it.
First "White Space" Network Launched
The wireless network will deliver high-speed internet to rural Virginia.
In Search of What Everyone's Clicking
A real-time search engine bases its results on users' browsing habits.
China Cracks Down on Tor Anonymity Network
A leading anonymity technology is targeted by the Chinese government for the first time.
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Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Usurped by Streaming Video
The growth of file-sharing traffic has tailed off, but streaming video continues to expand.
Behind the Big Apple's Data Dump
NYC releases a wealth of data--but with a positive spin.
Flash Forward for Mobile
Adobe announces a full Flash player for netbooks and smartphones, but not for the iPhone.
Time Lens Speeds Optical Data
An energy-efficient silicon device compresses light to make ultrafast signals.
Plug-and-Play Medicine
A step toward letting medical devices communicate.
The New Faces of Android
Several new devices will test the appeal of Google's mobile platform.
Flu Data Goes Mobile
An iPhone app lets users help track infectious diseases.
Catching Fake Meds in a Snapshot
Two-dimensional bar codes could reduce drug counterfeiting in the developing world.
Adding Trust to Wikipedia, and Beyond
Tracing information back to its source could help prove trustworthiness.
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