Genghis Khan and his Mongol hordes had an impact on the global carbon cycle as…
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Stimulating the brain’s immune response may provide treatment for Alzheimer’s disease
CD45 molecule, a receptor on the surface of the brain’s microglia cells, cells that support…
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Mussel power: Universal solvent no match for new self-healing sticky gel
Scientists can now manufacture a synthetic version of the self-healing sticky substance that mussels use…
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At nearly $8 a pop, are movie tickets still worth it? (Ben Patterson)
Ben Patterson – The average price of a single U.S. movie ticket crept up to…
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Android smartphones, tablets on the march (Ben Patterson)
Ben Patterson – Just a year ago, Android handsets accounted for a slim 8.7 percent…
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iPad Sales Slow as Vendors Stock Up on Android Tablets
The tablet wars seem to be pretty hot these days. But if new numbers are…
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Old-Fashioned Ways Circumvent Egypt’s Net Blackout
The media revolution that is the Egyptian uprising is now going back to the future….
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Salesforce Frees Chatter To Drive Worker Collaboration
It’s official. Salesforce.com has made Chatter.com publicly available to every company in the world. Any…
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Intel Will Take a Charge for Fixing SATA Flaw in Chipsets
After discovering a design flaw in a chipset, Intel is changing its financial outlook. The…
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Dell Streak 7 Gets Aggressive Pricing, Imminent Release (PC World)
PC World – The Dell Streak 7 was one of the many tablets revealed at…