It was perhaps one of the most drawn-out, painful launches in Intel’s long history: the…
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Twitter Gets Official iPhone, Blackberry Apps (PC World)
PC World – Twitter introduced on Friday its first official applications for smartphones, on the…
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Music therapy fails dyslexics: No link between dyslexia and a lack of musical ability, study finds
There is no link between a lack of musical ability and dyslexia. Moreover, attempts to…
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Privacy risks from geographic information
In today’s world more geographic information is being collected about us, such as where we…
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Retreating patients with hepatitis C: Telaprevir boosts cure rate
Adding the investigational drug telaprevir to standard treatment for hepatitis C infection cures about half…
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New agent chokes off energy supply, kills cancer cells
Researchers have designed an experimental drug that chokes off the energy supply of cancer cells….
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New model tracks the immune response to a T
Researchers have created novel mouse models of the immune system starting with T cells primed…
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Something’s wrong with right whales
A few years ago, right whales began washing up on the shores of Argentina’s Patagonian…
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Twitter acquires Tweetie developer Atebits (Macworld.com)
Macworld.com – There was no shortage of Twitter clients for Appleâs new iPad when it…
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Album sales decline slows in Q1; digital sales dip (Reuters)
Reuters – The first quarter of 2010 brought a few surprising sales results to a…