Comment Any recent information? (Score 1) 53
The Press Release is dated January 22, 2009. Has there been any recent developments? What's the timeline for human trials?
Comment Oh, you wanted to be able to afford it? (Score 2, Informative) 384
I had no trouble finding a high-res HMD. The price made me choke a bit, though.
Comment Repeating past mistakes (Score 1) 428
Belkin tried this a few years ago. As I recall, it didn't work out too well for them.
FBI Warns of Sweeping Global Threat To US Cybersecurity 134
GovIT Geek writes "The FBI's newly appointed chief of cyber security warned today that 'a couple dozen' countries are eager to hack US government, corporate, and military networks. While he refused to provide country-specific details, FBI Cyber Division Chief Shawn Henry told reporters at a roundtable that cooperation with foreign law enforcement is one of the Bureau's highest priorities and added the United States has had incredible success fostering overseas partnerships."
Google Sued Over Privacy Invasion On Street View 481
mikkl666 writes "A couple from Pittsburgh has sued Google because a photo of their house appeared on Google Street View. They are demanding in excess of $25,000 to make up for the 'mental suffering' and the diminished value of their home. Their street is apparently marked with a 'Private Road' sign, and they claim that putting a photo of their property online is an 'intentional and/or grossly reckless invasion' of their privacy. Google, on the other hand, claims that this lawsuit is pointless since anyone can ask them to have pictures removed without legal action. We've previously discussed some of the privacy concerns surrounding Street View."
