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
Eye-Catching Adapter Makes Smartphone Ophthalmic Screener	2014-03-14
Facebook Plans Remote Coverage via Drones	2014-03-11
Contest Takes Aim at Smart Guns	2014-03-02
Mobile Device Thieves Face Off against Kill Switch	2014-02-20
Digital Flicks Invade Art House Cinemas	2014-02-10
Kid Smartphone Gives Parents More Control	2014-01-31
Your Driving Data Can Reveal Your Routes	2014-01-24
Eye Reflections Could Catch Crooks	2014-01-06
Big Majority of Facebook Posters Self-Censor	2013-12-20
Whistleblowers, Courts Reveal Surveillance Secrets	2013-12-12
In Emergency, Smartphone Might Not Know Your Location	2013-12-09
Snapchat Makes Messages Disappear	2013-11-21
Polled People Ponder Whither Wearable Tech	2013-11-15
Are Google's E-mail Scans Wiretapping?	2013-11-04
Let There Be Li-Fi	2013-10-28
Smartphone Security Could Be Based On User Behavior	2013-09-26
Fido Learns to Fetch from Afar	2013-09-20
Home Wireless Network Detects Elderly Tumbles	2013-09-13
California Tables Plans for RF Enhanced Driver's License	2013-09-06
Professors Still View MOOCs Skeptically	2013-08-29

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