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Stores to get recall help from Canadian-made computer program

GS1 Industries has a new computer program for retail stores to speed up the process in removing recalled items. There are about 3,000 Canadian stores already waiting for the program to be installed.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Op-Ed: It's Time For The Kiddie Version of the Sims, Military Style

The Department of Defense has come up with a nifty way of keeping little boys and girls in touch with Mommy and Daddy serving their country. Only the whole thing just seems to be even more traumatic for the tykes.

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Russian Computer program fakes chatroom flirting

A Russian website claims it has software that can chat with many women at the same time and make them share personal data with ease. An anti-virus firm is worried that this program may fall into identity thieves’ hands.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham

Read My Lips: Computer program for lip-reading in development

British scientists wish to create a computer lip-reading system that could be used to fight crime.

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$25 computer 'Raspberry Pi' readies for launch

An ultra-cheap computer with made-in-Canada software is launching next week with the goal of rekindling children's interest in computer programming.

VIDEO: Raspberry Pi computer in action

The Raspberry Pi computer is just a small green circuit board about the size of a credit card - but it is hoped that it will get thousands of school children interested in programming.

Raspberry Pi goes on general sale

A £22 ($35) bare-bones computer intended to help teach people programming goes on sale for the first time.

Computer Contestant Invades Crossword Tourney

The best crossword puzzle solvers in the nation are gathering this weekend in a battle of fill in the blanks. But this year’s American Crossword Puzzle Tournament has an unofficial entrant challenging human intelligence and speed — Dr. Fill. The computer program, run on a...

TSA Expands Pre-Check Program

Select travelers at 35 of the nation's busiest airports will soon be able to keep their shoes on and their computers in their bags when they go through security. The federal government announced today that it will expand an expedited check-in program called Pre-Check, now used by 310,000 travelers at seven major airports, to 28 more sites, including JFK, O'Hare and D.C.'s Reagan National, by the end of 2012.