Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a smart video goggle system that records everything the wearer looks at, recognizes and assigns names to objects that appear in the video, and creates an easily searchable database of the recorded footage. picked by DemureArt 6 months ago

"Scientists believe they have worked out a formula to calculate how "beer goggles" affect a drinker's vision." picked by Nick 2 years ago

Once announce the partenership whit Circuit City Stores one of the most retailers in United States, World Cyber Games has published....... picked by darkryder 1 year ago

Philly police learned what can happen when a tech-savvy victim gets tired of waiting for help.

Sorry about the last link I posted being a dupe. For some reason I got NO hits when I searched CPR. I should have known something was wrong... picked by leehblanc 5 months ago

With mathematical formula goodness. picked by MaskedWriter 2 years ago

They're nabbing people in Malaysian theatres right now but it's only a matter of time before this practice catches on. I wonder what else they're seeing! picked by BrownTrout 1 year ago

Those frustratingly frantic searches for mislaid car keys or mobile phones could soon be a thing of the past.

Japanese scientists have invented a pair of intelligent glasses that remembers where people last saw their keys, handbag, iPod or mobile phone. picked by AutumnLotus 5 months ago

Japanese men make use of an internet cafe in Tokyo. Some young people earning low wages cannot afford apartments in the city and are choosing to live in internet cafes, which are cheaper than a hotel. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago

Does anyone still use ICQ?!? picked by billyd1 1 year ago

Interactive cyber pets you can "adopt" to put on your webpage, myspace, xanga, livejournal, blog, etc. picked by Neiako 2 years ago

THE internet's latest heart-throb has waxy yellow skin scarred with blue-black veins and he smells like damp socks. He doesn't have a name, but almost 900,000 people have logged on to watch his daily life.
The object of cyber passion is not a soapie idol, pop singer or football star. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago

Most people don't do all their shopping on Black Friday. In fact, most people wait until right before the holidays to do their shopping. picked by speedracer 2 years ago

A group of South African surfers say they have broken the record for the number of people riding a single wave. picked by Ziaphra 2 years ago

British politicians are calling for a new brand of hooded jackets to be banned amid fears the wearers could intimidate the public. Update on this post and includes picture of the hoodie. picked by AutumnLotus 8 months ago

A Good Samaritan is being credited with saving the lives of two teens who were surrounded by alligators after crashing their car into an Altamonte Springs, Fla., pond, according to a Local 6 News report. picked by Ziaphra 2 years ago

A Canadian group of car enthusiasts joined forces to conduct what was essentially an "open source" search for a Nissan Skyline GT-R stolen from a speciality dealer in Calgary.

Looks like teh internetz is been used to find stolen stuff more and MORE picked by doggylives 4 months ago

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Aspiring teachers emerge from college woefully unprepared for their jobs, according to a study that depicts most teacher education programs as deeply flawed.

The damning review comes from Arthur Levine, former president of Teachers College at Columbia University. picked by Ziaphra 2 years ago

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The leaders of a village in the Indian state of Rajasthan ordered 150 men to dip their hands into boiling oil to prove their innocence after food was stolen from a local school, a newspaper reported Sunday. picked by Ziaphra 2 years ago

This is utterly pointless, and a total waste of time.
Id tell you what it is but you might not visit. Instead id like you all to be duped by its lure and becomes victims like me. picked by Milkshake 2 years ago

NEW YORK, Sept 18 (Reuters Life!) - "Goats Cheese Salad ... tomatoes, onions, goats, cheese." ADVERTISEMENT

A misplaced comma in the list of ingredients gives diners a totally different dish -- and gives British writer Lynne Truss new ammunition in her campaign for the proper use of punctuation. picked by Ziaphra 2 years ago