Mobile Computing News

Posted November 1, 2007:

• Improving Password Protection With Easy To Remember Drawings

Posted October 31, 2007:

• Silicon Can Work For New-Age Spintronics Applications

Posted October 24, 2007:

• Laptop And Digital Camera Memory Devices Improved With Nanotechnology

Posted October 23, 2007:

• Hiking: A Backpack That Charges Your IPod?
• 'Nanospikes' Add To Solar, Biomedical, Microelectronics Applications

Posted October 12, 2007:

• Video Conferencing Could Help Resolve Conflicts At Work And At Home

Posted October 10, 2007:

• 'Watermarks' Can Identify Pirated Internet Videos

Posted October 8, 2007:

• Improved Security For Smart Tags And Other Electronic Payments

Posted October 4, 2007:

• Fight Phishing Attacks With Phishing Tactics -- It Works

Posted October 3, 2007:

• Nanotube Forests Grown On Silicon Chips For Future Computers, Electronics

Posted October 2, 2007:

• 'Dead Time' Limits Quantum Cryptography Speeds

Posted October 1, 2007:

• Cell Phone Memory Doubled Through Software Alone

Posted September 28, 2007:

• Quantum Device Traps, Detects And Manipulates The Spin Of Single Electrons

Posted September 27, 2007:

• Two Giant Steps In Advancement Of Quantum Computing Achieved

Posted September 24, 2007:

• Using Video-game Technology To Find Oil & Gas

Posted September 22, 2007:

• Monitoring Diet: Nutritionists To Evaluate Cell Phone Pictures

Posted September 21, 2007:

• Weight Loss Computer Game: Exercise To Win
• How Will Hurricanes Affect Evacuation Along Coastal Roadways?

Posted September 20, 2007:

• Toward Next-generation Integrated Circuits Made From Carbon Nanotubes

Posted September 19, 2007:

• Better Displays On Laptop Computers, Cell Phones Coming Soon

Posted September 18, 2007:

• Computer Memory Designed In Nanoscale Can Retrieve Data 1,000 Times Faster

Posted September 17, 2007:

• 'Wiki City Rome' To Draw A Map Like No Other
• Cell Phone Users Experience Phantom Ringing; Suffer From Ringxiety

Posted September 13, 2007:

• Cell Phone Use Not Linked To Brain Cancer, Study Suggests

Posted September 12, 2007:

• Smallest Piece Of Art Ever Printed Could Herald Ultra-Tiny Nanowires, Biosensors And Optics For Future Chips

Posted September 11, 2007:

• Recognition, Identification And Tracking Systems Under Development To Assist Air Force

Posted September 9, 2007:

• Cell Phones Should Be Kept Away From Hospital Beds, Dutch Experts Say

Posted September 7, 2007:

• Computer Scientists Take The 'Why' Out Of WiFi

Posted September 3, 2007:

• Molecules Line Up To Make The Tiniest Of Wires

Posted August 29, 2007:

• Making Cars Smarter Than You
• Tracking The Elusive Shipping Container

Posted August 22, 2007:

• 'Evanescent Laser' To Speed Data Transmission By Combining Laser Light With Silicon

Posted August 15, 2007:

• Engineers Ready A Blueprint For A Nanomechanical Computer
• NCAR Adds Resources To TeraGrid

Posted August 14, 2007:

• New Technology Has Dramatic Chip-cooling Potential For Future Computers

Posted August 11, 2007:

• Scuppering Pirates Improves Internet Audio

Posted August 3, 2007:

• Molecule With A Split Personality

Posted July 30, 2007:

• A Blueprint For 'Smart' Health Care
• Health Symptoms Aren't Linked To Cell Phone Tower Emissions, Study Finds

Posted July 29, 2007:

• Satellite Multimedia For Mobile Phones

Posted July 23, 2007:

• Food Industry Limits Ads To Kids, Expert Pushes For More Change

Posted July 19, 2007:

• Multi-gigabit Wireless Research Could Soon Make Wired Computers And Peripherals Obsolete

Posted July 18, 2007:

• Scientists Demonstrate Efficient Electrical Spin Injection Into Silicon

Posted July 17, 2007:

• SMS Your ECG To ER: Portable Heart Monitor Sends Emergency Alerts And ECG As Text Message

Posted July 15, 2007:

• How The Brain And An IPhone Differ: Researchers Fine-tune Theories On How Short-term Memory Works

Posted July 12, 2007:

• Mobile Math Lab For Cell Phones

Posted July 11, 2007:

• Tomorrow's Green Nanofactories

Posted July 10, 2007:

• New Vibration Powered Generator For Wireless Systems

Search ScienceDaily