Cap Harnesses Human Thought to Move PC Cursor
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Before the new finding, many researchers previously assumed that only invasive brain-computer interfaces, in which electrodes are surgically implanted into the brain, could control complex movements.
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Four people have been able to control a computer using their thoughts and an electrode-studded &quot;thinking cap&quot;, US researchers have reported.
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Desktop search can help you sort through your computer's contents
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Sounds like a stupid question doesn&#39;t it? A mouse is simply a tool that you use on your computer to point at various things and click on them.
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The computer appears to be well on its way toward total entertainment domination in the home.
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You'll get your work done faster by keeping your hands on the keyboard, and off the mouse; here are my favorite keystroke time-savers.
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AUSTIN (Texas) - It is not your typical, humdrum, slate-coloured computer. Not only is the PC known as the &#39;hip-e&#39; almost all white, but its screen and keyboard are framed in fuzzy pink fur. Or a leopard skin design. Or a graffiti-themed pattern.
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A Paralyzed man using a new brain sensor  has been able to move a computer cursor, open e-mail and  control a robotic device simply by thinking about doing it, a  team of scientists said on Wednesday.
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Start++, an unofficial add-on to Vista's desktop search that lets users type single-letter shortcuts to speed up Web searches or even launch applications, has been posted online by a Microsoft engineer.
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Tons of amazing cursors and mouse pointers to choose from! 100&#37; free to download. And, if you change your mind, they&#39;re really simple to uninstall.
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But it's not as simple as point-and-click.
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Human-powered search site morphs into search for mobile users.
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Working at electrically adjustable desks that enable people to stand for a while at a computer appears to reduce muscle pain and boost productivity, new research shows.
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At long last, the noses of computer users have a purpose beyond holding up eyeglasses and balancing spoons. Thanks to a Canadian scientist, now you can use your nose to control your computer.
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NEW YORK  - Working at electrically  adjustable desks that enable people to stand for a while at a  computer appears to reduce muscle pain and boost productivity,  new research shows.
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Microsoft is introducing today its first 'surface computing' device--a smart table that takes natural, touch-based input at multiple points.
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Researchers train a monkey to feed itself by guiding a mechanical arm with its mind. It could be a big step forward for prosthetics. By David Cohn.