New research holds promise for developing innovative therapies against cystic fibrosis and may also serve…
Month: March 2008
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Tiny Sensor Developed To Detect Homemade Bombs
A team of chemists and physicists has developed a tiny, inexpensive sensor chip capable of…
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Apple Sews Up Holes in Safari, OS X Security
Apple has issued a major security update for Mac OS X and Safari. The update…
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Can You Smell What the iPod Touch Is Cooking?
Since it first unveiled the iPhone more than a year ago, Apple has been heading…
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Blu-ray to Add Bells and Whistles for Movie Buffs
The high-definition-video war may be over now that Toshiba has conceded defeat for its ailing…
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A Mixed Bag in Orlando
Microsoft Convergence is a very large show. Last week in Orlando, Fla., there were in…
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The Virtualization Challenge, Part 5: Virtualization and Security
The concept of virtualization is so relatively new that there’s a lot of uncertainty as…
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Eclipse’s Equinox Smooths Out Runtime Issues
Tony Baer has a great rundown of Monday’s EclipseCon OSGi-based runtime Equinox news. Extending the…
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Huffing and Puffing, Vista Reaches SP1 Milestone
Microsoft rolled out the first service pack for its latest operating system, Vista, on Tuesday….
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Facebook Gives New Heft to Privacy Promise
Alec Saunders has 1,400 people he calls “friends,” at least on Facebook. Some are truly…