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CloneCloud: The Power of Cloud Computing Comes to Mobile Phones
We love our mobile phones, especially our smart phones, and we've come to think of them as "mini" computers in our pocket. However, the nature of the phones' hardware still
Introducing Microsoft's Gazelle: A Web Browser as a Multi-Principal OS
Late last week, Microsoft Research released an interesting paper [PDF] about a Web browser it calls Gazelle that's constructed in such a way to act like an operating system with
Where's the Market Research?
Back in the day; back when we still did telephone interviews, mall intercepts, and door to door product placements, i.e. before the Internet, it used to take weeks, sometimes months,
Researchers (and The Pirate Bay) Want to Know What Motivates People to File-Share
If you head over to the file-sharing website The Pirate Bay today, you'll notice an important name change. The website has temporarily rebranded itself as "Research Bay" and is asking
Report: More Than 60% of Phones Web Capable by 2015
From laptops and tablets to smart phones, the Web is going increasingly mobile. While not everyone can afford one of these devices, the Web is even creeping onto other, low-cost
Legislature Moves to Make Funded Research Public
We noted last year, that many believe U.S. President Obama's push for governmental transparency has been a failure. Whether that's true, the overall tendency toward access continues to gather momentum.
Mr. Microphone 2.0: Microsoft Songsmith Puts Even the Worst Lyrics to Music
Like to sing in the shower or in the car? Want to subject others to your incoherent warblings as if they were a real song? Microsoft Songsmith may be for
Phones, TVs, Cars Leading the Way to 22 Billion Internet-Connected Things
The number of devices connected to the Internet is expected to hit five billion this month, says IMS Research, and will reach 22 billion by 2020. About one billion computers,
iBreadCrumbs: A Browser Add-On for Web Research
iBreadCrumbs is a new web browser add-on designed specifically for students, researchers, professionals, or anyone who is doing research on the web. By clicking a toolbar button in your browser,
An Examination, in Nine Haiku, of IBM's Breakthrough in Racetrack Memory
How do computers Remember? By disc and RAM, And now by "racetrack"! Discs spin, cheap but slow; RAM is quicker but costly; Racetrack's fast and cheap.
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