Control Computers with Your Feet

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	Control Computers with Your Feet Using your fingers and hands to control your devices or computers is so last year. Someday, we might all be talking about multi-toe touch interfaces. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Top 5 Hyper-V Best Practices Read this whitepaper to get advice on everything from making sure you configure enough network connections, especially in iSCSI, to specifying the specific initiator groups and the correct LUN type when provisioning the NetApp LUN for use with Hyper-V. Learn More! In this Issue Want a movie? Buy a hard drive! Gesture projector displayed inside inflatable dome RFID gets under security microscope Simon the Robot can help around the house "Skinput" turns body into interface Luminos add 3D to Microsoft Surface WEBCAST: HyTrust 8 Tips for Virtualization Under Control Examine 8 tips that will show you how to virtualize more critical workloads with confidence. From security planning and policy management to automation and access controls, get expert advice on how to build a more secure virtual infrastructure to accelerate the virtualization of business-critical applications. Learn More! Want a movie? Buy a hard drive! Seagate, makers of the FreeAgent Go portable hard drive, and Paramount (makers of movies) today announced a new offering that will let users unlock (and buy) select Paramount movies from pre-loaded FreeAgent Go 500GB hard drives. Read More Gesture projector displayed inside inflatable dome Inside an inflatable dome at the Computer Human Interaction conference in Atlanta is an omnidirectional projector that can be controlled by simple gestures. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Inc. Improve Productivity by Optimizing your SSL VPN Are you getting all you can from your SSL VPN? Read this whitepaper to find out Learn More RFID gets under security microscope With RFID tags being embedded in everyday items like passports, credit cards and transit passes, security becomes a concern with this always-on technology. Read More Simon the Robot can help around the house On show at the Computer Human Interaction conference in Atlanta, Simon can learn new tasks. Read More E-GUIDE: BlackBerry Expert Guide: Crafting a Secure Mobility Strategy Securing mobile data in transit and at rest is a top IT concern. This eGuide offers expert advice on simplifying management and security of smartphones, improved fail-over for DR and control of enterprise application downloads and permissions. Read now and download a free license of BlackBerry Enterprise Express to manage up to 75 users. Read Now. "Skinput" turns body into interface New work from Microsoft Research and Carnegie Mellon Univeristy have made touch interfaces literally just that with the presentation of Skinput at this week's Computer Human Interaction conference in Atlanta. Read More Luminos add 3D to Microsoft Surface Using a Microsoft Surface table has typically been limited to two-dimensional interactions, but research out of Germany and presented at the Computer Human Interaction conference hopes to add a third dimension. Read More
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