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
Gaming Tech Might Soon Read Facial Expressions	2011-12-01
Mobile Apps Help Celebrate Thanksgiving	2011-11-23
Belt Warns Visually Impaired about Obstacles	2011-11-17
iPhone 4S Assistant Siri Does Her Beta Best	2011-11-11
New Insulator Could Help Grid Weather Storms	2011-11-03
Subjects Move Virtual Chopper with Thoughts	2011-10-27
Smarter Silicon Slicing Could Make Solar Competitive	2011-10-20
Cybersecurity Threats to Pick Up Steam in 2012	2011-10-15
Indoor GPS Makes Strides	2011-10-06
Adhesive Lets 3-D Microchips Go Deep	2011-09-29
Slower Wi-Fi Frequencies Stretch Smart Phone Batteries	2011-09-22
Smart Phone Antennas Could Double Network Capacity	2011-09-08
Graphene Electronics Could Make Internet Way Zippier	2011-09-01
Navy Uses Waves to Power Sensors	2011-08-25
Robot Rescuers Help Peace of Mine	2011-08-18
Digital Entrepreneur Wants to Save Books	2011-08-11
Bridge Sensors Could Save Travelers	2011-08-04
Swimmer Plans on Electronics to Shake Sharks	2011-07-28
ATMs Branch Out	2011-07-21
Kids Say Where Tech Should Go	2011-07-14

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