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Tag: softwareSoftware that deciphers botnet communications could help infiltrate criminals' networks. Software Listens for Hints of Depression A large-scale trial will test whether software can identify depressed patients. A new tool aims to fix misbehaving programs without shutting them down. Muscle-Bound Computer Interface Forearm electrodes could enable new forms of hands-free computer interaction. A new system uses panoramic images to create navigation videos that highlight turns and landmarks. A step toward letting medical devices communicate. A Turing Test for Computer Game Bots A new contest could help develop better AI for games and other applications. A Better Way to Shoot Down Spam Junk mail can now be identified based on a single packet of data. Firefox Aims to Unplug Scripting Attacks How websites can block code from unknown sources. Putting OLPC's software on a USB drive gives old PCs a new lease on life. AcceleGlove can be programmed for many applications. Big Blue Sees Clouds on the Horizon IBM's big cloud-computing plan starts with virtual desktops and software application testing. Extracting Meaning from Millions of Pages University of Washington software pulls facts from 500 million Web pages. BIOS Maker Aims to Retake the PC Phoenix Technologies is pushing its pint-size OS as a complement to Windows. A Tool to Make More of Many Cores Intel's Ct software will make ordinary code work on forthcoming many-core processors. |
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