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William Shatner highlights medical breakthroughs

William Shatner, the original Captain Kirk, describes how NASA spinoff technology has turned science fiction into science fact via specially recorded video.

Tactile tablet screens could spark tangible revolution Special

New microfluidic tactile tablet screens were unveiled at this year's CES. The morphing screen layer from Tactus Technology could be the start of major new innovations in industrial design and computer technology.

QWERTY keyboard for the smartwatch

A group of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have solved one problem for the coming smartwatch boom: how to input data using a keyboard. The novel device is called the Zoomboard.

New fronts in heart disease: Innovation in computed tomography Special

Innovations in computed tomography are driving forward progress in heart disease detection and treatment, and Murat Gungor, VP of computed tomography and radiation oncology at Siemens, shared his perspectives on these advances.

Introducing Santiago Swallow: Social media's biggest nobody

He has been dubbed the 'guru of the Internet age' and has hundreds of thousands of fans yet no one has ever heard of him. Meet one of Twitter's non existent legends.

Video: NAB 2013 Rotolight lightweight portable LED lighting Special

Las Vegas - At NAB 2013, Digital Journal took a look at RTS Rotolight's advanced LED lighting system. Mike Stango showed us how easy it was to set up a powerful lighting system for the videographer or photographer when he or she is on the go.

Remembering passwords could be a thing of the past

Berkley - Forgetting your passwords, or having them stolen, could soon become a thing of the past; soon you’ll just have to store them in your thoughts.

Op-Ed: Blackberry's future uncertain as new devices become last hope

As Blackberry struggles to regain relevance in the heavily saturated cell phone market, the introduction of new devices may give Blackberry the chance to become the comeback kid of 2013 or slip further into obscurity.

Iranian 'Doc Brown' invents time machine

An extraordinary Iranian businessman shows the world his time machine which can predict up to eight years into the future of anyone who uses it.

Op-Ed: Google's futuristic developments inspire innovation and concern

Internet search giant Google is following in the foot steps of Microsoft as Google's futuristic developments takes the company further into hardware device developments with its self driving car and Google Glass.
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