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Kinect for Windows: SDK and Runtime version 1.5 Released
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Kinect for Windows: SDK and Runtime version 1.5 Released

If you are using the Kinect sensor for projects, especially if you have the new Kinect for Widows version, you will want to get the latest software developmentKinect...

Crowd  Modeling and Simulation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Crowd Modeling and Simulation

Crowd Modeling and Simulation. A favorite topic as we examined in store behavior. This takes it much further, but the elements of simulation are useful.

Does the verdict neuter WORA?
From Wild WebMink

Does the verdict neuter WORA?

The stunning win by Google this week in their defence against Oracle over Java patents in Android may well meal that Write One Run Anywhere is no longer enforceable...

From Computational Complexity

STOC 2012- workshop and honored talks

I went to an enjoyed STOC this year. Today I talk about the workshops and the papers that either won awards or seem to be in the running. I may blog on other...

Mindshare and Unilever
From The Eponymous Pickle

Mindshare and Unilever

Mindshare retains Unilevers 1.38 billion US advertising business.

The Ubiquity of Cyber-Fears
From Schneier on Security

The Ubiquity of Cyber-Fears

A new study concludes that more people are worried about cyber threats than terrorism. ...the three highest priorities for Americans when it comes to security...

A Retrospective on Alan Turing
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

A Retrospective on Alan Turing

Ahead of the Alan Turing Centenary next month,

RSA Animate: The Power of Networks
From Putting People First

RSA Animate: The Power of Networks

In this new RSA Animate, Manuel Lima, senior UX design lead at Microsoft Bing, explores the power of network visualisation to help navigate our complex modern world...

The Banality of Surveillance Photos
From Schneier on Security

The Banality of Surveillance Photos

Interesting essay on a trove on surveillance photos from Cold War-era Prague. Cops, even secret cops, are for the most part ordinary people. Working stiffs concerned...

Design for the next billion 2012: What
From Putting People First

Design for the next billion 2012: What

In a blog post, Niti Bhan, the head of Experientia’s Emerging Market Business Unit, writes about her realization that there is a huge gap in design for the next...

Aljazeera
From Putting People First

Aljazeera

Aljazeera’s The Stream reports on how people declare economic independence by establishing alternative currencies. “People and businesses are establishing micro...

Ericsson User Experience Lab blog
From Putting People First

Ericsson User Experience Lab blog

Cristian Norlin, master researcher at the Ericsson Research User Experience Lab, alerted me via Twitter to the Lab’s new blog. The User Experience Lab at Ericsson...

From Putting People First

Site works also as a full-screen swipeable tablet web app Today granstudio, the international design studio based in Turin, launches its new website, created by...

Shouldn
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Shouldn

Back in the day when I went to a college with A computer room with A computer it was cool enough that there was a computer there and that it was available to students...

Google Knowledge Graph
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Knowledge Graph

In ReadWwriteWeb: A look at how Google is reoriented search to include more semantic knowledge. And provides a connection to related knowledge.

Wolfram System Modeler
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wolfram System Modeler

Newly announced a System and equation modeling tool based on Mathematica.Have not looked deeper yet, but this appears to be quite impressive. The post linked to...

Lessons in Trust from Web Hoaxes
From Schneier on Security

Lessons in Trust from Web Hoaxes

Interesting discussion of trust in this article on web hoaxes. Kelly's students, like all good con artists, built their stories out of small, compelling details...

Microsoft Research Names 2012 Faculty Fellows
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Microsoft Research Names 2012 Faculty Fellows

Microsoft Research

NFC Use Expands
From The Eponymous Pickle

NFC Use Expands

In Computerworld. NFC is a wireless transmission method, operating over a few centimeters, that is typically used for payment from smartphones. It is now being...

Privacy Concerns Around "Social Reading"
From Schneier on Security

Privacy Concerns Around "Social Reading"

Interesting paper: "The Perils of Social Reading," by Neil M. Richards, from the Georgetown Law Journal. Abstract: Our law currently treats records of our reading...
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