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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundMIT explains why bad habits are hard to break
October 19, 2005 Why do you get excited when you see a coffee mug after years of going without coffee? Because your neurons remember.Helmet-cams help police crack down on crime
November 21, 2006 Lights, minicam, misbehavior! London police say they'll use digital images in legal proceedings against offenders.Tool Adds Behaviors to VRML Apps
December 15, 1995 At the VRML '95 trade show in San Diego today, Dimension X released Liquid Reality for public licensing.IBM computing algorithm thinks like an animal
March 23, 2005 IBM developed a computer that can beat a chess master. Now it's coined research that may let a machine outfox a badger.Inflicting pain on 'griefers'
December 13, 2004 Online-game companies seek new ways to confront antisocial players who drive customers away. Images: Grief-free gamesVirtual epidemics may hold scientific promise
October 13, 2005 Some see the recent plague that ran amok in the online game "World of Warcraft" as a valuable tool for examining how a real pandemic might behave. Images: Deadly virtual outbreakMIT group develops 'mind-reading' device
April 4, 2006 Three researchers have developed a device that alerts wearers to the emotional states of others.Does hyperthreading hurt server performance?
November 21, 2005 Some in the IT industry are complaining that Intel's chip technology causes server performance problems.Symantec buys antiphishing firm WholeSecurity
September 22, 2005 Acquisition brings Symantec new technology to fight online scams and detect malicious code attacks.Who governs virtual worlds?
December 2, 2006 Experts gather to discuss the practicalities and problems of trying to govern behavior in spaces like World of Warcraft.Why Google's still searching
June 22, 2006 Google wants to foster a more personalized search experience, but it's going down the wrong path, says ChoiceStream CEO Steve Johnson.Phony kids, virtual sex
April 12, 2006 Makers of the online world "Second Life" grapple with adults pretending to be sexually active children.Future of the environment is in the smart cards
August 3, 2006 U.K. firm Design Stream envisions a smart card that would let people keep track of their ecological behavior.Adult site's legal battle could aid Web hosting services
March 30, 2007 Decision in the Perfect 10 case is likely to shield Web hosting services from being sued in state courts for the actions of their users.Software makers send out network patrols
June 10, 2005 Symantec launches new intrusion prevention software, as rival McAfee adds Linux support to its own corporate product.Handhelds help turn kids into marine biologists
May 10, 2007 Hawaiian fourth-graders use wireless devices to collect data on humpback whales during project with federal oceanic agency.Photos: Student whale watchers with wirelessSupreme Court mulls file-swap 'pushers'
April 6, 2005 Middle-ground ruling in P2P case could focus on companies that actively encouraged copyright infringement.This week in video games
October 14, 2005 If life can imitate art, can life imitate video games? Some scientists will tell you yes.
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