For those waiting to upgrade to Windows 7 until after the first “service pack” (SP1)…
Month: February 2011
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Cell Phone Network Could Creat GPS ‘Dead Zones’
A proposed faster U.S. cellphone network could interfere with global positioning systems, creating GPS “dead…
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Tech Startups Hit the Fast Track, Thanks to Technology
Tech start-ups have never started up so fast. Piggybacking on powerful technology that is readily…
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Companies Have Higher Productivity with Fewer Workers
If you want a glimpse of the post-recession American workplace, stop in at any Anderen…
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Talking on a Cell Phone Changes Brain Activity
Holding a cell phone against your ear changes the activity in your brain, according to…
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App Turns iPhone into a (Parking) Space Agency
Zia Yusuf is driving down Vine Avenue, en route to a parking space. He doesn’t…
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Virus-mimicking nanoparticles can stimulate long-lasting immunity
Scientists have designed tiny nanoparticles that resemble viruses in size and immunological composition and that…
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YouTube banks on Bollywood, cricket for India (Reuters)
Reuters – YouTube, the Google-owned video-sharing website, is banking on Bollywood and cricket to make…
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Microbes help children breathe easily? Bacteria and fungi may offer protection against asthma, study suggests
Children who grow up on farms are less likely to suffer from asthma than other…
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MTV to debut `O’ Music Awards, with the `O’ TBD (AP)
AP – MTV is naming its new digital music awards the OMAs — and leaving…