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• Leap Motion: Control PC With Hand Gestures - InformationWeek
  VentureBeatLeap Motion: Control PC With Hand GesturesInformationWeekGesture-based computer interaction, as depicted in "Minority Report," looks like it will soon become commonplace. "The Leap" peripheral lets you control UI elements using gestures made in the air. By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek The mobile revolution ...Leap Over The Microsoft Kinect and Interact With Your ComputerForbesHow to Use the Computer Barely Lifting […]
• MySammy Unveils Computer Usage Monitoring Software to Boost Employee Performance - MarketWatch (press release)
  MySammy Unveils Computer Usage Monitoring Software to Boost Employee PerformanceMarketWatch (press release)MySammy collects computer usage information in order to better evaluate employee computer behavior and ultimately increase their performance. The software does not collect users' sensitive data or screenshots; it collects only the data needed for ...and more » […]
• 12th Annual Computer and Enterprise Investigations Conference (CEIC) Brings ... - MarketWatch (press release)
  12th Annual Computer and Enterprise Investigations Conference (CEIC) Brings ...MarketWatch (press release)Guidance Software Inc. (NASDAQ:GUID) , the World Leader in Digital Investigations(TM), today announced that the 12th annual Computer and Enterprise Investigations Conference opened by addressing the solutions to the key challenges of the modern world ...GUIDANCE SOFTWARE, INC. : 12th Annual Computer and Enterprise Investigations ...4-tradersa […]
• Dotcom offers to supply computer passwords - New Zealand Herald
  UNLIMITED CMUDotcom offers to supply computer passwordsNew Zealand HeraldBy Edward Gay Megaupload millionaire Kim Dotcom wants his computers back and is willing to provide his passwords to investigators under special circumstances. Dotcom was back at the High Court in Auckland today to seek a judicial review of the legality ...Dotcom wants data returned, won't reveal passwordsNational Business Reviewall 26 news articles » […]
• Martha Lane Fox's £159 computer bundles free broadband - Telegraph.co.uk
  Gizmodo UKMartha Lane Fox's £159 computer bundles free broadbandTelegraph.co.ukGet Online @ Home, a partnership between Microsoft, Talk Talk and Simplify Digital, aims to give millions of Britons who can't afford to get online the chance to do so by packaging a cheap broadband connection fee with heavily discounted computers.Computer with broadband just £159Techwatch£159 broadband computer bundle aims to get everyone onlineHEXUSGovernme […]