Disabled put on cyber thinking caps
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FOUR people have controlled a computer using their thoughts and an electrode-studded thinking cap. US researchers said the set-up could help disabled people operate a motorised wheelchair or artificial limb.
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Accessibility report slaps wrist of online shops The UK's top 30 shopping websites exclude disabled users, new research has found.â¦
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Disaboom.com, a new Web site for the 50 million Americans who have a disability, combines social-networking with medical news, career advice, dating resources and travel tips.
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Indian labs churn out technologies to help users in developing countries keep up with the information age even if they can't afford a computer, don't live near a phone or speak a language that can't be typed on a standard keyboard. By Manu Joseph.
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Images posted in news groups may install remote control software on vulnerable PCs.
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People have long been the weakest link when it comes to protecting computers. The same applies to mobile phones, a security expert says.
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By pishing on a dying disabled woman Two items arrived in our inbox today.â¦
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Four people were able to control a computer using their thoughts and an electrode-studded "thinking cap," U.S. researchers reported on Monday.
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Life & style: Nick Bishop has cerebral palsy. He explains how he deals with everyday obstacles like a pint with his mates
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OTTAWA - A Canadian inventor has designed a computer mouse steered by movements of the nose and eyelids. The invention, dubbed a &quot;Nouse,&quot; is meant to help people with a disability use a computer.
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'Put the mouse down, and step away from the keyboard'
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Dec. 6, 2004 -- A mind-operated computer may one day help people with spinal cord injuries communicate. It may sound like science fiction, but such a device already exists.
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By Suganthi Suparmaniam  KUALA LUMPUR: Luwiza Mohd Fadzil's ideal school would be disabled- friendly and have computers for the blind.
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Okay, totally off-topic, I know.  Well, the keyboard is computer-related.  But when I came across these links on my site, VarLinux.org, I couldn't resist sharing them.
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By Rick Bella, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.  Feb. 19--At first glance, the computer room doesn't look much like a  doorway.   But that's exactly what it is for senior citizens stepping into the cyber  age.
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Though communications protections exist, the law is fuzzy regarding internet and e-mail activity. Watch out for the legalization of digital mind readers tracing internet users' thoughts and interests, and trampling privacy rights in the process.
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They're paralyzed from diving accidents and car crashes, disabled by Parkinson's, or blind. With few options available at home in America, they search the Internet for experimental treatments Â and often land on Web sites promoting stem cell treatments in China.