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Google Takes On Skype! Free video Calls – How to make free calls with Gmail Google Voice!
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Google Voice + Gmail = free calls Video on how to use Google Talk
Now you can call phones within Gmail — for free.. — it’s challenging Skype to a barroom brawl… About Time!
The Gmail calling feature is free to phones in the U.S. and Canada. (Sorry Australia ;-( oh man… ) … To use the Gmail calling service, you just click on "Call phone" in the Gmail chat list (the first time, you will need to download a small plug-in for your browser).
How to Invite Gmail User to Chat
Gmail voice and video chat – Video
All you need is a Gmail.com account, sign up for Google Voice and then install the browser plugin and your on your way!
Apple collecting, sharing iPhone users’ precise locations
Apple Inc. is now collecting the "precise," "real-time geographic location" of its users’ iPhones, iPads and computers.
In an updated version of its privacy policy, the company added a paragraph noting that once users agree, Apple and unspecified "partners and licensees" may collect and store user location data.
The mini flying robot drones that join forces before takeoff – all without human help
It conjures up a rather frightening vision of a future where intelligent robots work in packs without the need for human intervention.
But scientists are developing robots which can ‘dock’ with each other and fly together in a swarm.
Using infrared beams the drones are able to find each others’ location and connect with one another using magnets, )
Live Video Feed of Gulf Oil Gushing From Ocean Floor
Live Feed of Oil Gushing into the Gulf of Mexico
(looks like PBS was fallowing the Obama script and making it look like it was fixed.. here is the real stream if they do it again. lets hope they fix the leak soon! » bp.com
(Live Feed)
Please be aware, this is a live stream and may freeze or be unavailable from time to time.
Scientist ‘infects himself’ with computer virus
A scientist at the University of Reading has become the first human to be “infected” with a computer virus, as part of research into the potential risks associated with electronic devices implanted into humans.
Dell’s Streak readies for battle with iPad
Dell Inc said its Streak tablet computer can double as a mobile phone and will have a front-facing camera for videoconferencing — features it hopes will help the new gadget compete against Apple Inc’s iPad.
Global Warming TV: Sony’s energy saving TVs watch you while you sleep
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The next time you fall asleep in front of the TV, someone, or rather something, could be watching you – and all in the name of saving energy.
Sony last year launched a new addition to its Bravia range of TVs, which features facial recognition technology similar to that found in the electronics giants’ most advanced cameras. As a result, the TV is able to “watch” you and can turn the picture off if you nod off in front of Match of the Day, saving the energy used by the backlight.
Mass Exodus of Users From Facebook Over Privacy
Google Searches for “delete Facebook account” have more than doubled in the last week..
The number of Facebook users considering deleting their accounts appeared to rise after censure from European data protection officials and critical press coverage prompted several prominent technology commentators to remove their data from the site.
Google Harvested What Web Pages You Visit While Mapping Streets
Google Spied on WiFi Traffic
Google Inc. said an internal investigation has discovered that the roving vans the company uses to create its online mapping services were mistakenly collecting data about websites people were visiting over wireless networks.
Spiders at the Nanoscale: Molecules that Behave Like Robots
They Walk. They Work. New DNA Robots Strut Their Tiny Stuff
For the first time, microscopic robots made from DNA molecules can walk, follow instructions and work together to assemble simple products on an atomic-scale assembly line, mimicking the machinery of living cells, two independent research teams announced Wednesday.