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
The Eyes Have IT Scrolling	2013-03-07
Smartphone Barometers Create Weather Station Network	2013-02-21
Other Smartphones Pass iPhone Satisfaction Ratings	2013-02-14
PayPal's Peers Perplex Potential Purchasers	2013-02-08
Google Maps North Korea	2013-01-31
In-Between-Size Phablets Attract Consumers	2013-01-25
HAPIfork Monitors Eating Speed	2013-01-17
Nielsen and Twitter Team to Track TV	2013-01-03
Tool Tells True Tweets from Fakes	2012-12-21
Bedbugs Ignore Alleged Ultrasonic Annoyers	2012-12-17
Big Data Project Susses Us out	2012-12-06
Smart Helmets Could Flag Players at Trauma Risk	2012-11-29
Iceland Crowd-Sources Its Constitution	2012-11-15
Web Sites Share Gas Availability Info	2012-11-08
Listen to Audio via Your Cheekbones	2012-10-19
Left and Right Use Smart Phones for Politics	2012-10-11
Technology <i>American Idol</i> Could Hit Small Screen	2012-10-04
Keeping Facebook Tabs with Ex Is a Double-Edged Sword	2012-10-01
Facebook Posts Can Attract Legal Attention	2012-09-20
Is Wi-Fi Sniffing a Crime?	2012-09-13

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