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Google's Research Interests: From Web 3.0 to Low-Tech Camera Kits
If Google's mission is to organize the whole world's information, it makes sense for the company to look a few steps ahead. Today the Google Research team highlighted seven academic
New Service Streakly Enhances Your Quest For Self-Improvement
If your life is anything like mine, you've probably got a list of things you'd like to do differently each day. New habits to form, old habits to break. There's
Feel Good: Top 10 Mood Apps and Visualizers
Emotions are everywhere you look on the Web. They're bursting from blogs, coursing through comments, and flooding forums the world over. An with the rise of microblogging apps like Twitter
Startups and University Research: Too Much Emphasis on Patents?
When the Supreme Court ruled last month on the Bilksi case, denying Bilski's patent claim that Bilksi's patent but not making any real statements on the overall patentability of business
You Can Now Connect Your YouTube & Google Plus Accounts
Google is rolling out the ability to link YouTube accounts with Google Plus. The link will add videos shared with you on Google Plus to your YouTube homepage. In a
$10 Million Tricorder X-Prize
Wireless company Qualcomm has joined forces with the X-Prize Foundation to sponsor an X-Prize to create the first functional tricorder. The tricorder, for the non-geek reader of ReadWriteWeb (is there
Thoora Launches Real-Time News Aggregator
News aggregation startup Thoora is celebrating its public release just one day after ReadWriteWeb's Real-Time Summit. In June, we wrote about the fact that CNN was hours behind Twitter in
Webstock 2009
Webstock, a conference for Web professionals, is happening in Wellington New Zealand this week. As usual it's a classy lineup of speakers and a number of international webheads will be
IBM: A World with 1 Trillion Connected Devices
By 2015, it's estimated there will be one trillion connected devices. People with pacemakers will be monitored by wireless systems. In the near future, automobiles will run on 64-bit, multi-core
The Ultimate Study Guide: Wolfram Alpha Launches "Course Assistant" Apps
The computational knowledge engine Wolfram|Alpha is launching the first three of a series of new "course assistant" apps today. These apps, available for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, are designed
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