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Internet of Things ConsortiumOne of the goals of the consortium is to see billions of connected devices that benefit from communication with other devices and services.
'rethinking the desktop'
10/GUIThe mouse and the windowed desktop are perhaps the two greatest innovations in the history of human-computer interaction. But like all innovations, they are best seen as part of a continuum rather than a terminus.
handy mobile interface
Imaginary PhoneImaginary Phone allows users to control their mobile devices without taking it out of their pocket. Instead, users mimic the interaction on the palm of their hand. The interaction is tracked by a wearable depth camera which sends input events to the actual physical device...
'fades naturally over time'
Experimental Xerox Paper Erases Itself, Results In Temporary Documents On Reusable Paper [pica + pixel]converts glucose into hydrogen
Sweet fuel supply : Could a fuel cell that runs on glucose save the planet?more small science
Hand-held supercomputers 'on way' – "Experts at a Scottish university say they have paved the way for the creation of tiny supercomputers which could fit in the palm of the hand."small kitchen?
DishMaker – "a new kind of appliance that can replace dishes altogether by making cups, bowls and plates on demand and recycling them when you're done" [r-echoes]tech predictions
Fragrant future beckons for webWithin a decade the net will be able to deliver smells as fast as it does data, predicts a report.
The forecast came in a wide-ranging survey produced by the South Korean government to find out what consumers will want from future technologies.
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