Fetish: New Year, New Gadgets
It’s gizmos galore in 2007, including Sony Ericsson’s caller ID timepiece, Dash’s intelligent GPS tracker and Creative Labs’ audiophile sound processor. From Wired magazine.
Archive for December, 2006
Enhance-athon: Be Smarter
Everyone wants a better body, a sharper mind, or both. But how? To find the answer, Wired sends writers on three challenges: For one month, do everything possible (and legal) to run faster, get smarter or shoot straighter. In this installment, Joshua Green tries to boost his brain function. Plus: Run Faster
Computer Warming a Privacy Risk
A researcher demonstrates he can pierce the Onion Router’s anonymity protection by changing and measuring a computer’s temperature over the internet. Quinn Norton reports from the Chaos Communication Conference in Berlin.
Giving Search a Human Touch
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales plans to use open-source software and the collaborative power of wikis to transform the search engine. Google, watch your back. Wired News interview by Michael Calore.
Wild Predictions for a Wired 2007
Computers will be instant-on, Digg becomes the new Friendster and virtual adultery ends in real-life murder. Here are our predictions for 2007. By Wired News staff. Plus: 2006 Foot-in-Mouth Awards
