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Distracted driving, domestic drones, and a camera faster than the speed of light
by
Molly Wood
Dec 14, 2011
A busy day for technology: The transportation board wants to ban cell phones and driving altogether; unmanned drones are possibly being used to spy on the U.S.; and a camera can now capture light particles.
Really ridiculously fast camera. Like a trillion frames per second.
by
Marc Sanchez
Dec 13, 2011
I’m beginning to see the light!
Today's vocab word: geofencing
by
John Moe
Aug 31, 2011
Today Flickr rolls out geofencing, which is a privacy setting that lets you specify a location (your home, maybe), set a perimeter around that...
Twitter adds photo galleries
by
John Moe
Aug 23, 2011
"Remember when Twitter used to be about WORDS?"...
Listen closely and you can hear the sobs of third party Twitter photo companies
by
John Moe
Aug 10, 2011
That's because Twitter just launched its own photo service, allowing you to insert pictures in your tweets. The photos will appear as links...
A camera that can focus after the shot is taken
by
John Moe
Jun 22, 2011
What the huh?! Yeah, I'm still trying to grasp this one myself. Lytro is a Silicon Valley startup that's set to announce today a consumer camera...
For public good, not for profit.
Facebook to launch photo sharing app?
by
John Moe
Jun 15, 2011
TechCrunch is all in a lather about a series of screen shots of what they say is an impending Facebook photo sharing app. Facebook gets 6 billion...
It's now against the law in Tennessee to put disturbing photos online
by
John Moe
Jun 9, 2011
Tennessee's Gov. Bill Haslam signed off on the law last week. It updates a law already on the books that bans people from making phone calls and...
Twitter is about to launch its own picture sharing service
by
John Moe
May 31, 2011
There are already a few services Twitterers can use to quickly and easily share their daily snapshots but this one will operate within the walls of...