A drug now used to treat cancer may also be able to restore memory deficits…
Month: September 2009
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Second-hand Smoking Results In Liver Disease, Study Finds
Scientists have found that even second-hand tobacco smoke exposure can result in nonalcoholic fatty liver…
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A European bat has come out of the dark and now hunts by day
A pipistrelle bat in Europe has emerged from the darkness and started hunting by day,…
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Intel Claims New Jasper Forest Chips Will Save Power and Space
Intel has revealed further details about its forthcoming next-generation processors for dense server and data-storage…
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Xbox speeds up research results
Researchers harness the powerful silicon chips used in the Xbox 360 games console to solve…
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Logic Express 9 Gives Pro Chops to Amateur Music Makers
It used to be a rule of thumb in software that the power of a…
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Starting Over: What Obama’s Healthcare Team Could Learn From AMD’s ‘Vision’
You couldn’t help but feel for the U.S. president last week as he tried to…
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LG Will Offer Its First Android Smartphone in Europe
LG Electronics announced its first Android-based device on Monday. The announcement comes on the heels…
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160GB Apple TV Price Cut $100 as Net Videos Heat Up
With Internet videos on TV heating up, Apple has decided to make its Apple TV…
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What Makes A Great Soccer Player?
Scientists are studying footballing ability (soccer ability) to gain insight into the role that skill…