Gordon Bell

...which automatically captures photos of everything you see and do all day. There are even people, such as Microsoft researcher Gordon Bell, who go around with audio and video equipment to create a more complete supplement to biological...

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...goo. "Also, my mouth tastes gross." Priceless memory, huh? Not so much. After a week of testing out Microsoft researcher Gordon Bell's theory of "Total Recall," I've decided it has potential -- but also serious limits. Bell argues in a...

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...we can store more than ever before. But isn't it important, sometimes, to forget? Why Total Recall is more than just a bad film Gordon Bell is that most single-minded of creatures - a retired man with a hobby. Except that when the...

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This is the question that Microsoft researchers Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell are attempting to answer. The talented researchers recently published a book titled Total Recall: How the E-Memory Revolution Will Change Everything. In the book...

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...will soon get automated. Very soon. Computerworld - Smile when you talk to research legend Gordon Bell. You're on candid camera. Bell wears two cameras around his neck all his waking hours. One of them he calls a SenseCam. It takes a...

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...to become a "lifelogger" - someone who attempts to electronically record as much of their life as possible. Microsoft researcher Gordon Bell has made his life an experiment in lifelogging, recording everything from phone calls to TV viewing,...

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...Microsoft researcher Gordon Bell has been moving the data from his brain onto computers -- where he knows it will be safe. Gordon Bell wearing a SenseCam, which automatically records photos throughout the day. Sure, you could say all...

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Gordon Bell may well be a slightly peculiar man. On the other hand, he may simply be the world's first e-philanthropist. Bell, a researcher at Microsoft, has decided that it is, indeed, in the interests of science for him to commit every...

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Microsoft Research Thinkers Tap Fountain of Youth with "Total Recall" Microsoft Research investigators Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell envision a world where people will digitally record their lives life in minute detail. The two have written...

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Just because Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell are way out there on the nerd spectrum, don't ignore what they have to say in their new book, "Total Recall." The Microsoft researchers obsessively record e-mails, photos, videos, phone calls,...

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