Recent Features
- Researchers Put Bullet-Proof Glass on a Diet
Could Plastic Help Produce Cheaper Solar Power?- Shield Is Designed to Thwart ATM Fraud
- Device Seeks to Jam Covert Digital Photographers
- Researchers Develop Power-Producing Backpack
Material Allows for Tougher, Lighter Shields
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MAY-AUGUST 2005
- Keying in on Tech to Prevent Drunken Driving
- War on Terror Goes Under Your Clothes
- The Robots Are Coming!
- Robo-Soccer Teams Shoot for Big Goals
- Serious Work for New PlayStation Video Game Chip
- Electric Fabric for Really Soft-Touch Controls
- High-Tech Sole Keeps Lazy Kids in Step
- Tuning In to Share Music Online Legally
- Using Lasers to Play Old-Fashioned Records
Volvo Tests a Car with Built-in Breath Analyzer and Other Safety Innovations
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JANUARY-APRIL 2005
- New Sensors Detect Speech Without Sound
- More Digital Fun Is Rolling Into Cars
- New Fuel Cell Tech for Portable Power
- Microwave 'Gun' Could End High-Speed Police Chases
- Surround Sound From Your Cell Phone?
- Researchers Seek Plastics From Fruit
- Turning Flat TVs Into Digital Art Galleries
Tech May Yield Clearer Cell Calls in Noisy Places
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September-December 2004
- Program Locks Up Computers on Purpose
- Mobilizing Against Wireless Viruses
- Putting E-Mail Under Lock and Key
- Television From Your Telephone
- Cast Your Presidential Ballot Online?
- Protecting Your PC From Viruses
- Turning Wastewater Into Clean Energy
- Wireless Networks Made of 'Smart Dust'
- New Material Morphs to Cool Chips
Software Prevents Hidden Programs from Damaging PCs
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July-August 2004
- Spinach Chemical Fuels Green Solar Cell
- Sticky Bullets Act as Distant Spies
- Powerful New Roles for Supercapacitors
- Wireless Devices Converge on Wi-Fi
- A Wireless Implant for Diabetics
Spinach Chemical Could Yield Electric Power from Solar Cells
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May-June 2004
- Company Loans DVDs Via ATM-like Kiosks
- Navy Tests Unmanned Patrol Boats
- Pop-Out Video From Flat Displays
- Turning a Cell Phone Into a Virtual Wallet
- Olympians to Use High-Tech to Beat Heat
- Could Genetics Keep Your Hair From Going Gray?
- Software to Make Cell Calls Smarter
- 'Mesh' Network Makes for Smarter Homes
- Scientists Develop Liquid Body Armor
New Rental Chain Uses Network of DVD Dispensers
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March-April 2004
- Want to Climb Walls? Key Is Spider Grip
- Web Text Links Act as New Online Ads
- The Drive for Smarter, Safer Cars
- Technologies Promise to Turn Garbage Into Gold
- Tiny Lens Uses Oil and Water for Focus
- PC Games Teach Soldiers Foreign Tongues
Finding the Key to Spider Climbing Power; Could It Lead to Better Post-it Notes?
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January-February 2004
- Packing Power Into Tiny Batteries
- A New Scheme to Lock Out Junk E-Mails
- Bending Metal With a Powerful Laser
- Untraceable File Sharing Inspired by Ants
- Company Creates Luminescent Paper
Researchers Study New Way to Stack Material for Tiny Batteries
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November-December 2003
- Microneedles Promise Painless Flu Shots
- Simple Instant Chat Tech for Cell Phones
- Developing Mobile Peer-to-Peer Networks
- Researchers Zap Microwave Interference
- New Chip Uses Magnetic Waves to Communicate
Microneedles Promise a Painless Future for Flu Shots and Other Drug Delivery
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September-October 2003
- Web Tech to Keep Users Up-to-Date on News
- Wi-Fi Makes Life Easier for Reporter
- New Notebook Computer Has 3-D Display
- A Device to Aid Stealthy Web Surfing
- A Tiny Video Camera That Never Forgets
- New Software Puts Faces to Online Chats
- Online Tech Lead to Virtual Schools
- Smart Badges to Help Building Evacuations
Software Keeps Surfers on Top of the Web's Latest Info
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July-August 2003
- New Software Self-Defends From Viruses
- Fuel Cells to Help Power Grids?
- Military Researches High-Tech Spy Blimp
- Researchers Push for Computers That Think
- Tech Turns Users Into Mobile News Makers
- Researchers Developing Smarter Implants
- Researchers Develop Better Car Controls
- Watchful Eyes Reveal Concealed Weapons
Can PCs Automatically Defend Themselves From Virus, Security Threats?
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May-June 2003
- U.S. Readies Net Voting System for 2004
- New Network Technology for the Home
- Military Builds Super-Hero Tech for Cops
- High-Tech Specs to Spot Terrorists?
- Tiny LEDs to Light the Way of the Future?
- Small Robo-Plane Watches Troops and Whales
United States Prepares E-Ballot System Trial for 2004 Elections
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March-April 2003
- A Badge That Knows More Than Your Name
- Color-Change Lenses Check Blood Sugar
- Tech to Reduce Friendly Fire Still Lacking
- Scientists Create Tiny Fuel Cell Pump
- Anti-Tank Weapons Get Digital Smarts
- Detecting Germ Attacks With Diamonds
- High-Tech Radar Plane for Gulf Ground War
- Tiny Beads for Always-Fresh Clothes
- Will Big Brother Spy on E911 Cell Calls?
Smart Badge Shows Personal Info to Stir Social Discourse
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January-February 2003
- A Steam-Fired Jet Engine for Boats?
- Move Over Motors, Here Come Mini-Muscles
- Fuel Cells to Power Portable Electronics
- A Better Baggage Scanner?
- New Karaoke Tech Helps the Pitch-Impaired
- Lasering In on the Future of DVDs
- Building Smarter,Cheaper Cruise Missiles
- Massive Data Storage in Tiny Devices
A Company Develops a Jet Engine for Boats Fired by Steam
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Older Features
- Eye-Catching Idea: A Dual-Screen Laptop
- High-Flying Ideas for Wireless Net
- Cooling Down Hot Computer Chips
- An Air Bag for Motorcyclists?
- A Portable CPR Machine
- Eye Camera May Help the Blind See
- Portable Displays for Wireless PC Work
- Movie Tech to Help Train Sailors
- Power Without the Wires
Innovative Laptop With Dual Screens to Show More Data
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