http://seventoten.com All technology are guilty until proven innocent. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:44:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en For many years, countless individuals in the US have had to watch with envy as dogs and horses with joint and bone injuries have been cured with stem cell procedures that the FDA has refused to approve for humans. Now, in an exciting development, Regenerative Sciences Inc. in Colorado has found ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/09/doctors-skirt-fda-to-heal-humans-with-stem-cells/ Georgia Tech has produced new material for engineers to build all-optical data routers which will lead to transmission speeds as high as two terabits--or 2,000 gigabits--per second. Whew, this technology breakthrough could allow us to download a typical 700MB movie in a matter of minutes. Currently, the fastest commercial routers switch ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/06/new-material-allow-faster-optical-switching/ Google announced that it has moved its automatic speech-recognition and closed-captioning technology out of beta and have now made it available to the YouTube community at large. Most, if not all, YouTube videos now include a "CC" button that, if pressed, will automatically generate the closed-captioning technology. The technology processes the audio ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/06/youtube-closed-captioning-technology-available-soon/ This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Popstation. All opinions are 100% mine. Popstation, a cool site which provides online music & singing experience is now holding an exciting contest. For those who feel their voices are mesmerizing enough for a professional music career, then wait no ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/06/popstation-contest-be-the-next-american-idol/ Google is not content to rule the search engine industry. It is also positioning itself as the leader in a green energy revolution, encouraged by the Obama administration, with huge investment in solar power. The search engine giant started investing in renewable energy back in 2007. Along with solar thermal tech, ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/05/googles-new-technology-will-halve-solar-power-cost/ This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Jones Soda. All opinions are 100% mine. I am a sports lover and virtually hog the television on Sundays watching football. There is nothing better than sipping a glass of cool lemonade or soda as I cheer my team on. Speaking ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/05/customised-jones-soda-for-sports-team/ Researchers at Germany's Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have developed a method for mobile phones to convert silent mouth movements into speech. The technology is based on the principle of electromyography, that is the acquisition and recording of electrical potentials generated by muscle activity. This muscle activity is measured in the ... http://seventoten.com/2010/03/03/new-lip-reading-technology-for-secret-conversations/ A new technology for real-time license plate scanning is changing the car repossession business. MVTRAC is one of several companies which tracks car license plates automatically, in order to populate private databases. The new technology is used by car repo companies to help banks or other lenders repossess cars; by ... http://seventoten.com/2010/02/28/new-technology-for-repossession-man-to-track-cars/ I have a healthy dose of skepticism on data and statistics from the government and private sector. Most of the time, they are fudged or outright fabrication. Well, scientists have devised an online test that is being touted as the "financial turing test." Anybody can sign up and take the test ... http://seventoten.com/2010/02/26/scientists-develop-financial-turing-test/ 1. Beware the Man in the Browser (MITB) attacks which can steal your banking data. The article explains how banking trojans like Zeus, URLZone bypass the user name, passwords and the recent multi-factor authentication introduced by banks. 2. Payment card skimmers scam getting more sophisticated and insidious. Criminals hid bank card-skimming ... http://seventoten.com/2010/02/24/wednesday-reads-24210/