Ghost Hunting With Homemade Tech
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Vince Wilson sets out to prove and explain the existence of ghosts with an arsenal of poltergeek gear. By Chris Suellentrop from Wired magazine.
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Google Maps can be a bit of a shutterbug these days.
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Much More Than Just Keeping an Eye on Your Household
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Plus: Mashups for the masses and HD Video in a Digital Camera.
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A high-tech system is being tested in London to help families of dementia sufferers trace their loved-ones if they happen to wander off.
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Researchers in England and Switzerland use video cameras and virtual-reality goggles to make subjects observe "themself" from elsewhere in the room. They learn: "The brain can trick itself."
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By Peronto, Jim  THE GHOSTNET PROJECT  The GhostNet Project, run by Airborne Technologies, Inc. in Wasilla, Alaska, uses satellites and airplanes to detect, track, and recover driftnets and other junk in the north Pacific.
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Using an open-source kit called the TV-B-Gone, it's possible for anyone to build a device that they can use to turn off annoying televisions.
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THE modern PC is a marvel, isn&#39;t it? Here&#39;s a machine that lets an ordinary person with very little training create a new document, check its spelling, dress it up with graphics, send it electronically
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Follow along as TechRepublic gives a tour of a fine old relic it dug up.
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An IT pro by day and a mechanical hacker by night, the Massachusetts man creates retro-futuristic relics with a neo-Victorian flair.
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Looking for an obscure fact, and need the answer right now? Forget search engines: Specialized search tools can help you track down offbeat information in a flash.
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The forensic science of processing and identifying the dead
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The Frankenstein-style gadget combines audio/video playback, VOIP, Wi-Fi, pseudo-GPS and podcast software. In Listening Post.
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They're small, smart and vigilant, the sort of miniature technology that science fiction writers once dreamed of. But the battery-powered, wireless sensors sometimes known as "smart dust" are here, and they're making their way into the electronic fabric of our lives. -The Washington Post
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TechWeb - Combining motion detection technology with the learning features of game software, new systems can detect people loitering or leaving a package.
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Researchers employ modern technology in hopes of solving a dusty mystery: Was the famous Pharaoh murdered? The examination begins a process aimed at restoring and preserving the boy king's blackened remains.