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
Computer Effects Virtually Resurrect Tupac	2012-04-22
Microsoft Reaches into Purse for Apps	2012-04-12
Flying Car Debuts at New York City Auto Show	2012-04-05
Compressed-Air Car Winds Way to Market	2012-03-29
Use of Portable Electronics in Flight Still up in the Air	2012-03-22
Embedded Mini Projectors Coming to Smart Phones	2012-03-16
Apple Plans a Cleaner Cloud	2012-03-08
Skype Video Chat Arrives for Windows Smart Phones	2012-03-01
Heads Up for Smart Phone Glasses	2012-02-23
Mimicking Ear Makes Mobile Calls Clear	2012-02-16
<i>Facebook</i> Users Gird for Mobile Ads	2012-02-09
Quantum Cryptography Comes to Smart Phones	2012-02-02
Hydrogen and Kinetic Energy Will Keep Phones Ringing	2012-01-26
Digital Health Care Puts Control in Consumer Hands	2012-01-19
Service Teaches Computer Code Online Free	2012-01-12
PC-Makers Bet On Ultrabooks	2012-01-05
Passwords Go Bye-Bye by 2017?	2011-12-29
NFL Puts Super Bowl Online	2011-12-22
Feds Seek Cell Ban Behind the Wheel	2011-12-15
Digital Rights Cloud Cloud-Based Streaming	2011-12-09

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