60-Second Tech 

Scientific American Online associate tech editor Larry Greenemeier provides a weekly minute commentary on some of the most interesting developments in the world of technology

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Title	Date published
Apple Expected to Set Its Sights on Wearables, Mobile Payments	2014-09-05
We're All Hawking Products Now	2014-08-24
Robotic Exoskeletons Giving (and Gaining) Support	2014-08-17
Medical Workers Page Google Glass	2014-08-03
Moth Eyes Inspire Different Solar Cell	2014-07-25
Feline Facial Recognition Overcomes Kitty Overconsumption	2014-07-18
Hacked E-Cigs May Get around Regulations	2014-07-10
Software Finds Best Parts of Boring Video	2014-06-27
Apple, Google Say "Drop That Doughnut!"	2014-06-20
Microsoft Bets on Gestures to Buoy Windows Phones	2014-06-15
Cyber Currencies Get Boost from High-Profile Endorsements	2014-06-06
Thought-Controlled Flight Reaches the Runway	2014-05-29
Facebook Encourages Yentas to Share Info about Friends	2014-05-22
The Internet Gets Amnesia—in Europe at Least	2014-05-16
Tape Data Storage Makes a Comeback	2014-05-12
Lytro Camera Refocuses on Upscale Audience	2014-04-25
Broadcast TV Streamer Aereo Fights for Legal Life	2014-04-18
Being Bad at Video Games Ups Aggression	2014-04-10
Umpires Show Bias for Stars and Strikes	2014-04-07
Greatest Invention in Human History Helps You Avoid Certain People	2014-03-28

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