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More than two days after Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 went missing over the South China Sea, few facts point to a probable cause for the jet’s disappearance. The Boeing 777 jet took off from Kuala Lumpur early Saturday morning carrying 239 passengers and crew, then two hours into the flight it disappeared from the radar screen. For two days, 40 ships and 20 airplanes from TK NUMBER OF COUNTRIES have searched an area roughly the size of Massachusetts, but as of Monday evening, the largest piece of debris found is believed to be an aircraft door.rnrnWhile search and rescue crews scour the sea, investigators are delving into the passengers’ backgrounds and the flight’s boarding procedures. At least two of the passengers were carrying stolen passports, one from Austria and one from Italy. Reports citing Thai police link rnrnOn Sunday, Interpol, the international criminal police organization, confirmed that the passports had been entered into their registry in 2012 and 2013, respectively, but Malaysian authorities did not discover that stolen passports had been used because they never checked Interpol’s database. Authorities stressed that there is no evidencernrnCAN WE HAVE A SENTENCE OR TWO HERE URGING CAUTION: STOLEN PASSPORTS DON'T MEAN TERRORISM AND ARE COMMON. ANY EXAMPLES? HERE'S ONE: IN 2010, WHEN AIR INDIA FLIGHT CRASHED, THERE WERE TEN STOLEN PASSPORTS ON BOARD. NO SUSPICION OF TERRORISM. THEN TRANSITION: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-26503141But stolen passports and forged documents are a common problem. Interpol maintains a database of stolen passports going back to 2002\. According to the organization, the database contains more than 40 million entries, and each year countries conduct more than 800 million searches, coming up with about 60,000 hits. The U.S. uses the database the most – 250 million times each year – followed by the U.K. But according to Interpol’s head, most countries do not regularly check the database. “This is a situation we had hoped never to see,” Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble said in a statement. “For years Interpol has asked why should countries wait for a tragedy to put prudent security measures in place at borders and boarding gates.”rnrnThe uneven use of Interpol’s database is only part of the problem. The worldwide passport system, as a whole, has a number of glaring weaknesses. First, passport control measures vary greatly from country to country, and a person could easily be allowed to board a flight in one country, then be discovered traveling under false documents in another. “In my experience, there is nothing in place – with high assurance – that if you scan a passport in Country A, you’re going to get the same results in Country B,” says Douglas Laird, an aviation security expert who served as the security director for Northwest Airlines after a career in the U.S. Secret Service. “It’s piecemeal.”rnrnAnother giant flaw in the system is that, in many cases, the airlines themselves are responsible for ensuring that the people they move between countries have valid documents. But airline employees often do not have the capabilities or expertise to know whether a passport is counterfeit or stolen. Airlines often assume that if a person made it through immigration, then their passport is valid, and they will check the physical appearance of the passenger against the photograph in the passport. But if a given country’s immigration officers did not check the passport against the Interpol database, it could be stolen. Laird points out that if you lose your credit card, one call to the credit card company will cancel that card worldwide. “It doesn’t work that way with passports,” he says. Unless someone reports their passport as stolen and countries check the database, a stolen passport could be altered and used for travel.rnrnThe stolen passports aboard rnrn“Many times these tragedies result in the bureaucracy doing what should be done,” Laird says. In the aftermath of TWA 800, which exploded in July 1996 off the coast of Long Island shortly after taking off from New York, the commission investigating the crash recommended that computer tomography devices be deployed to check all luggage leaving the U.S. on international flights. Broad use of CTX machines is intended to prevent a bomb from being snuck onboard in a passenger's luggage. A four-year investigation later concluded that the most probable cause of the accident was a fuel tank explosion.rnrn“The fact that TWA \[800\] blew up – even though eventually it was determined to be something else – meant the rules regarding international flights changed,” Laird says. “My hope would be that this latest tragedy might result in the world saying, Wait a minute. This whole passport thing is like Swiss cheese. We need to do something about it.” The first game we checked out was Crave Entertainment’s _Brunswick Bowling_. It’s already available for the Wii but this PS3 Move version took advantage of the console’s hardware and had super-sharp textures and colors. The play experience felt much Wii Bowling but with some major differences. The placement of the ball felt very true to where I was aiming it. It was very unlike when I play bowling in _Wii Sports_ and wonder why the ball on the left side of the lane when I was aiming right. The other thing I noticed with _Brunswick Bowling_ was that the Move controller read the weird English and spins I was putting on the ball far more accurately that it does when I play on the Wii. I’m guessing that the EndFragment Next, Peter and I moved on to _SOCOM 4_, the game that most surprised folks when Peter Dille said it’d be playable with Move. While waiting for the controller to recalibrate, it was explained to us that the motion controller works in conjunction with the Playstation Eye and that the shifting colors on the ball allowed the Eye to more accurately track the controller. Even at this early pre-alpha stage, the Move pair felt more accurate in terms of fidelity than the Wii remote does. nextpage The Move controller feels much lighter than it looks and so does the sub-controller. They’ll both charge off of the same mini-USB connections that juice up the Dualshock 3\. We didn’t get a battery life estimate but anything the Sony reps could quote us at this point probably isn’t optimized. One thing I liked about the sub-controller (Jesus, what a name….) more than the Wii nunchuck is that it has less buttons. I always accidentally press the Z button when I mean to press C but there’s no chance of that here. Maybe it’s just my big hands, but I don’t love the placement of the D-pad on the sub-controller. It feels too close to the analog stick for me to comfortably and consistently shift my thumb down and tap the right directional input.  Today at the Mobile World Congress wireless show in Barcelona, Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S5. Today at the Mobile World Congress wireless show in Barcelona, Samsung unveiled its latest flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S5\. Samsung mobile honcho J.K. Shin opened the presentation by saying his company asked customers what they most wanted in a phone. The answers boiled down to a desire for simplicity, nice design, fitness features, long battery life and a good camera.rnrnHere's a list of most of the specs:rnrnScreenrnrnThe phone sports a 5.1-inch OLED display – ever so slightly larger than the S4's 5-inch display; the screen's resolution remains unchanged at 1080p. Samsung has infused a couple of neat environment-specific features, such as the ability for the display to adjust its levels relative to your surrounding lighting conditions (indoors or outdoors, for example) and an extra low dimming mode for use in dark rooms or if you don't want people looking at your screen from over your shoulder.rnrnBatteryrnrnSamsung promises up to 10 hours of web surfing over an LTE cellular connection, or up to 12 hours of video playback. There's a new "ultra power saving" mode that will shut down all but the most essential features and turn the screen to black and white, so when you're just about out of juice, you'll be able to squeak out enough usage to communicate in an emergency. Samsung says you'll get up to 24 hours of usage with 10% of your battery left.rnrnCamerasrnrnThe rear-facing camera gets a slight bump, jumping to 16 megapixels (up from 13 in last year's model). Autofocus speed has been increased, and the actual image sensor is larger than the S4's; it's been paired with an image processing chip as well, and it's capable of shooting 4K video. There's also a "selective focus" feature that lets you finesse which areas of a photo receive more focus and which are blurred more for a DSLR-like look. Finally, there's a real-time high dynamic range (HDR) mode that'll let you preview what an HDR-enhanced photo would look like next to a non-HDR version of the same photo.rnrnBuildrnrn"Aluminum? Finally aluminum?!" Sorry. No aluminum here this time around. The case is still polycarbonate – a fancy word for plastic. There's a perforated back, though, which looks somewhat similar to the Galaxy Note 3\. Color options include black, blue, white and gold.rnrnBloomberg / Getty ImagesrnrnThe phone is also water- and dust-resistant. Samsung says you can watch videos in the tub, for instance, but that you shouldn't submerge the phone underwater. Tough but fair.rnrnOn the back of the phone, right under the camera sensor, there's an integrated heart-rate monitor -- the first of its kind in a smartphone. Hold your finger against the monitor and it'll tell you your pulse.rnrnData ConnectionsrnrnThe Galaxy S5 sports fifth-generation Wi-Fi (a first for smartphones, says Samsung) that can be paired with the LTE cellular connection to accelerate overall download speeds.rnrnSecurityrnrnThere's an integrated fingerprint scanner appears on-screen above the home button. You'll have to actually swipe your finger, so it's different from Apple's TouchID sensor. You can use the sensor to unlock the phone, log in to a handful of apps (such as PayPal), and to protect certain files and settings on the phone from others.rnrnSoftwarernrnThe modifications made to stock Android (it's running the latest version, 4.4.2 -- Kit Kat) look flatter and somewhat less overwhelming than past efforts, with a thin, modern font and simple graphic app circles. Things generally look more grown-up than in past years. Not too grown up, though. It looks fun but not hokey.rnrnProcessor, Memory and StoragernrnSamsungrnrnSamsung didn't really touch much on the Galaxy S5's processor during its MWC presentation, so it's likely that horsepower might vary by market: some phones might ship with Samsung's own Exynos chips, while others might ship with Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips, for example (the main offering is apparently a 2.5 Ghz quad-core Snapdragon). We'll see 16- and 32-gigabyte storage options, but the amount of RAM hasn't been revealed (it's believed to be three gigabytes). We'll know more once we get closer to launch.rnrnSpeaking of a launch date...rnrnAvailabilityrnrnThe Samsung Galaxy S5 will be available starting April 11 in 150 countries. No word on pricing, but here in the U.S., it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect the phone to start around $200 with a two-year contract and to be available on all major carriers.rnrnMORE: With the Galaxy S5, Samsung Wakes Up in a Post-Specs World As Peter and I waited and waited for a chance to throw some punches in the _Motion Fighters_ brawling game, we watched others play. While this title, too, is early, it felt less precise than _SOCOM 4_ did. Swings for uppercuts weren’t registering and there was a bit of noticeable latency in other moments. But, again, the game’s still a long way from being finished. My initial thoughts about Move are that Sony might be able to deliver a broader, better-looking set of motion control software to the console than Nintendo’s managed to muster for the Wii at this point. Sony doesn’t have the same kind of carefully manicured image that Nintendo does. You’d never see a realistically violent game like Motion Fighters on the Wii. Also, first- and third-party developers could deliver a sharper, more precise kind of motion control experience to players by virtue of the PS3’s beefier hardware. Of course, the downside to the Move is that it could open up the floodgates for the same kinds of poorly-executed waggle-ware that’s plagued the Wii to wind up on the PS3\. Still, the most helpful way to think about how Move might change the PS3’s fortunes is to not to consider it as a bold new direction but as another set of experiences the console can offer. When the holidays come and a curious shopper enters a Gamestop looking for a console to bowl on, they might just choose the one that also plays Blu-ray discs and is ready for 3D. We’ll see how much of a seismic shift Move will make for Sony in the months to come. **More on Techland:** [See all of Techland’s coverage of GDC](http://techland.com/tag/gdc%202010) [Whom The Gods Would Destroy: The God of War III Review](http://techland.com/2010/03/08/whom-the-gods-would-destroy-the-god-of-war-iii-review/) [10 Years of the PS2: The System’s Most Underappreciated Games](http://techland.com/2010/03/05/10-years-of-the-ps2-the-systems-most-underappreciated-games/) ```json [{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"NewsArticle","@id":"https://time.com/archive/7250622/move-ing-on-up-hands-on-with-the-ps3s-new-motion-controller/","mainEntityOfPage":{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https://time.com/archive/7250622/move-ing-on-up-hands-on-with-the-ps3s-new-motion-controller/"},"headline":"MOVE-ing On Up: Hands-on With the PS3’s New Motion Controller","datePublished":"2010-03-11T17:50:42.000Z","dateModified":"2026-04-13T10:57:04.267Z","description":"After Peter and I took in the Sony press conference that announced the Move controller, we joined the hundreds of other people gathered at the...","url":"https://time.com/archive/7250622/move-ing-on-up-hands-on-with-the-ps3s-new-motion-controller/","keywords":["Tech","Playstation","Wii"],"thumbnailUrl":"","author":[{"@type":"Person","name":"TIME Staff","url":"https://time.com/author/time-staff/"}],"articleSection":"Business","image":[],"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Time","url":"https://time.com/","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https://time.com/images/logo.png","width":528,"height":156},"foundingDate":"March 3, 1923","sameAs":["https://www.facebook.com/time","https://www.instagram.com/time/?hl=en","https://twitter.com/time","https://www.pinterest.com/timemagazine"]}},{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"/section/business/","name":"Business"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"/tag/time-section-tech/","name":"Tech"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":3,"item":{"@id":"https://time.com/archive/7250622/move-ing-on-up-hands-on-with-the-ps3s-new-motion-controller/","name":"MOVE-ing On Up: Hands-on With the PS3’s New Motion Controller"}}]}] ```