He probably just scanned it
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It's time to replace a wide-format scanner/printer that's been serving this city government office for many years, and the pilot fish in charge of the transition is making sure he answers all questions in advance.
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A 3D hologram technique could transform how experts spot forged signatures and other handwritten documents.
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Sometimes it helps just to open an atlas and stare for a few moments. I did so this morning, checking out the Southwestern Asia map (#98) of the National Geographic Atlas of the World (a handsome volume, by the way).
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Reader Reshmi Menon sends us a picture.
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The software works its way into a computer, hijacking the Web browser and causing the CD-ROM tray to slide open mysteriously. WASHINGTON: The US government has sued a New Hampshire man in its first attempt
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One Fool unearths an overlooked Chinese stock.
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New details have emerged about the attack over the weekend; some speculate it was automated.
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Search technology for images may lead to a way to search handwritten manuscripts.
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Days after getting busted for attempting to get tech support on a printer he allegedly stole in an incident believed to have exposed the personal info of 500 driver's-license applicants, the Missouri man may have had his personal data inadvertently exposed in a data breach. Timothy Scott Short was previously a suspect in an ID-theft incident.
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Eyeing his cell phone with a mixture of suspicion and amazement, Paul Kangethe reads and rereads the text message he has just received.
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Digging into the document yields a few surprises, nasty internet rumors aside. In Monkey Bites.
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This pilot fish does part-time consulting in his spare time, and one of his clients is a close relative who needs a way to check his e-mail and investments while he's on vacation. Simple enough, right?
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If Adobe goes through with its plans, finding photo fraud will be far simpler.
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The best way to end the doubt is to hear him admit he did it
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Maybe it was the hot pink envelope that made her suspicious.
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Handling of images could allow an attacker to take over your PC.
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A medical scan that can pick up brain tumours could also be used to tell whether a person is lying, US researchers have found. When a person is telling the truth they use different parts of their brain than