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When he says They're always after me Lucky Charms, Lucky the Leprechaun might be referring to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) efforts to figure out why people from Illinois and several other states have found themselves complaining of illness after eating it.
Condition? work's underway to see how super computers and artificial intelligence can help improve our lives, particularly in the health care field. ibm says it's partnering with nuance communications. joining me now is joe brown, features editor at gizmodo.com. how would this work? >> that's the idea, maybe a patient comes in, and the patient's a little incoherent or blabbering on, got into a car accident really traumatic and spouting off all kinds of, where's my wife, where's my wallet? but also saying some key words that somebody would have to hone in on to diagnose what's wrong. and this w...
Of a high-tech blogger who got national attention last week for his reporting on a top secret iphone prototype. police seizing computers and servers from the editor of gizmodo goth comb -- gizmodo.com. as the story goes, the software engineer accidently left the next generation device at a california pub. and then, shelled out $5000 to get it from the lucky finder, at least somebody did. now this raid is sparking a national debate over journalistic privacy protection. trace gallagher is live in the west coast room. i confused myself on that lead. somebody leaves it behind in a bar and somebody...
And you can't help but do it. this is a pretty big oops. >> definitely big oops. this is big on cnn.com. could this be the new version of the new iphone. apple employee reportedly left a prototype of this iphone in a bar in redwood city, california. it ended up in the hands of a gadget blog and now here you see it. gizmodo.com received a letter from the apple lawyer asking that the device be returned to apple, get it back and when can we pick it up. they posted the letter on the website and said now that we know it's a real deal and not a knockoff, we'll give it back to apple. techies have bee...
And returned. a new 4g prototype of the phone was found at a bar near san francisco. it then ended up in the hands of a people at a gadget website, gizmodo.com. my colleague, monica novotny, spoke to the owner of that website about accusations the site will process from this really cool sneak peek. >> if you mean we profited from people looking at our website, sure, we did profit. but i don't believe that fs any kind of wrong doing. because it wasn't stolen. it was just a lost phone. we did already give back the phone to apple. >> we've got dan ackerman, senior editor at gadget website cnet.co...