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Apple marketing chief oversees successful UK iPhone launch
(photos) |
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Regent Street iPhone Launch |
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Latest Mac OS X 10.5.1 build fixes Finder data loss issue |
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iPhone to gain Apple Spotlight search in 2008 |
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Ultra-portable Apple notebook to splash down at Macworld Expo |
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Road to Mac Office 2008: an introduction |
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Intel says Mac Pro-bound Harpertown Xeons set speed records |
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RUMOR: Ultra-thin, ultra-light Apple Mac subnotebook coming in
January |
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BBC News reviews Apple iPhone: Will force every other
competitor to raise its game |
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N/A |
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Apple blasts Microsoft's Windows Vista in new 'Get a Mac'
television ads |
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Intel's 45-nanometer Penryn family debuts |
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Apple: plenty more iPhone feature upgrades to come |
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O2: Apple iPhone 'the fastest-selling device we have ever
seen' |
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ExtremeTech: Microsoft's Windows Vista simply can't compete
with Apple's Mac OS X Leopard |
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RUMOR: Ultra-thin, ultra-light Apple Mac subnotebook coming in
January |
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Do classical laws arise from quantum laws? |
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Rare great ape fossil challenges evolutionary theory: study |
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Clean, carbon-neutral hydrogen on the horizon |
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Chimps dig up clues to human past? |
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Researchers take first steps towards spinal cord
reconstruction following injury |
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CentrAm natives savored chocolate before 1000 BC |
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Proteins pack tighter in crowded native state |
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Eating your greens could prove life-saving if a heart attack
strikes |
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Brain2Robot |
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Yellowstone viruses 'jump' between hot pools |
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Scorpion Toxin Makes Fungus Deadly to Insect Pests |
28 |
Stealthy, Versatile, and Jam Resistant Antennas made of Gas |
29 |
Scientists discover record-breaking hydrogen storage materials
for use in fuel cells |
30 |
Breakthrough toward industrial-scale production of nanodevices |
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Toyota Annouces R&D for Standard Current Prius |
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Researchers identify how to switch off cancer cell genes |
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Security loophole found in Windows operating system |
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Study: Curvy hips lure men to smart women |
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Seaweed Transformed Into Stem Cell Technology |
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SKoreans use human stem cells to treat vascular disease |
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Scientists discover biological mechanism for enhanced carbon
consumption in the ocean |
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Intel Launching New Chip Lineup |
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UFO sightings are no laughing matter, group says |
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Tracking Flow with Smart Dust |
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It's a century late, but Einstein's still right on time |
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Probing Question: Are Asteroids a Threat to Earth? |
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PMA-2 Move Readies Station for Harmony Relocation |
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Chinese Scientists Embark on Big Field Trip to Antarctica |
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Russia, India sign space research pact |
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New seismic vessel will look deep under oceans |
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Professor finds global warming is melting soft coral |
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Ocean robots network achieves universal coverage |
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Microsoft One-Ups Apple's IPod Engraving |
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Intel Gains in Fastest Computer List |
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IBM's Blue Gene Pulls Away from the Pack |
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Intel: New chips improve Web video quality |
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Engineering students use smart materials to design a smart
wing |
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US Internet Control Discussed in Brazil |
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Light Corp. Unveils Wireless Lighting Control System |
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Many Parents Avoid Video Games With Kids |
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HP Advances Flexibility, Efficiency of Blades Across the Data
Center |
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Disney to Launch Cell Service in Japan |
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Genetic technology reveals how poisonous mushrooms cook up
toxins |
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Big ticket: You'll spend more thinking about your bank account
than about your wallet |
61 |
Octopus and kin inspire new camouflage strategies for military
applications |
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Md. Scientists Monitor Saw-Whet Owls |
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Finger-Friendly 'Tactile Interface' Could Aid |
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Move over, Cal Band! The marching cells are here |
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The key to unlocking the secret of highly specific DNAzyme
catalysis |
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New genetic lineage of Ebola virus discovered in great apes |
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That friendly car is smiling at me: When products are
perceived as people |
68 |
Toward cancer drugs that penetrate 10 times deeper into the
brain |
69 |
Foot-and-mouth lab looks for new home |
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Record number of twin pandas born in China: report |
71 |
Brown root rot--a potentially serious forage crop disease--is
found throughout the Northeast |
72 |
'Dragon's blood' quenches stomach ulcer bacteria |
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Clues To Wrinkles May Be Found In Facial Bone Structure |
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Zinc transporters regulate pancreatic cancer |
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Herbal Sex Pills Pose Hidden Dangers |
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Eating fish, omega-3 oils, fruits and veggies lowers risk of
memory problems |
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Study: Transplants Can Turn on Patients |
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Research shows few children receive a healthy lunch |
79 |
Synthetic compound promotes death of lung-cancer cells, tumors |
80 |
Actions speak louder: Why we use our past behavior to
determine our current attitudes |
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Brain matures a few years late in ADHD, but follows normal
pattern |
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Laser can spot illness before symptoms appear |
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Marrow program tapping into Web for donors |
84 |
Long-term beta carotene supplementation may help prevent
cognitive decline |
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An Alzheimer's vaccine? |
86 |
Smokers Urged to Kick Bad Habit in the Butt |
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DNA advances fuel racism fears |
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Study: Early sex not cause of delinquency |
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Beef producers selling meat with E. coli |
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Research suggests mechanism for acne drug's link to depression |
91 |
Obesity and overweight linked to higher prostate cancer
mortality |
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En route to unexplored territory |
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Biological mechanism for enhanced carbon consumption in the
ocean discovered |
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Human ancestors were more gatherers than hunters |
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Keele University reaches for the stars |
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Line Between Quantum And Classical Worlds Is At Scale Of
Hydrogen Molecule |
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'Electronic Nose' Could Detect Hazards |
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An Alzheimer's Vaccine? Promising Results In Mice |
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Seaweed Transformed Into Stem Cell Technology |
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Edible Coatings Of Whey Help Keep Pathogens Off Meats |
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Feeling Stressed? How Your Skin, Hair And Nails Can Show It |
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New Targeted Approach To Light-activated Cancer Drugs |
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New Study Suggests Many Unknown Microbes in Soil |
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Exceptions Prove Rule Of Tropical Importance In Biodiversity |
105 |
Diesel, Hybrid Vehicles Can Provide More Societal Benefits
Than Gas-powered Autos |
106 |
Mini-stroke warns that major stroke is near |
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Why dad's not as clever as you |
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Tortoise Genes and Island Beings |
109 |
Rethinking Jupiter |
110 |
Cosmological Data Affected By An Unexpected Source Of
Radiation In Interstellar Space |
111 |
SpaceX Completes Development Of Merlin Regeneratively Cooled
Rocket Engine |
112 |
World body warns over ocean 'fertilisation' to fix climate
change |
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Groups oppose "ocean fertilisation" in Philippines |
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Missile Tit-For-Tat |
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Indonesia's Mount Kelut spews ash and lava |
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Human Ancestors: More Gatherers Than Hunters |
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Solar Wins PopSci 2007 Innovation of the Year |
118 |
Brazil a 'green giant' in fight against climate change: UN
chief |
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A Passion For Submarines Part Two |
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Time Magazine Recognizes The X-48B |
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Personal Navigation Devices Will Surpass 100 Million Units By
2011 |
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Focusing Light on Silicon Beads |
123 |
Smart Phone Suggests Things to Do |
124 |
Stopping Cars with Radiation |
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Crops That Shut Down Pests' Genes |
126 |
Gore, Joy See Green Economy Powered by Silicon Valley |
127 |
The Helicopter: A Hundred Years of Hovering |
128 |
Lung-on-a-Chip Replicates the Tiny Explosions Inside Diseased
Lungs |
129 |
New Method Uses Bacteria to Generate Hydrogen Gas |
130 |
Cassini's Cosmic Recordings Double as Sci-Fi Soundtrack |
131 |
Google's Latest Efforts Test the Open Waters |
132 |
Peru temple, mural hints at complexity |
133 |
It's a century late, but Einstein's still right on time |
134 |
Double Trouble: What Really Killed the Dinosaurs |
135 |
Monkeys rampage in Indian capital |
136 |
Israel to encourage development of electric cars |
137 |
Experts find jawbone of pre-human great ape |
138 |
Rare great ape fossil challenges evolutionary theory: study |
139 |
New Ancient Ape Species Discovered |
140 |
World's smallest bear faces extinction |
141 |
Hundreds sickened on Hawaiian cruise |
142 |
Obesity Linked to Prostate Cancer Death Rates |
143 |
Beta carotene protects memory in study |
144 |
Long-Term Beta Carotene Use May Protect Against Dementia |
145 |
Eyeglasses Upgrade Helps Elderly Battle Depression |
146 |
Condom use reduces risk of bacterial vaginosis |
147 |
Herbal sex pills pose hidden dangers |
148 |
A tale of pigs, people, and a shared germ |
149 |
Chocolate beer 3000 years old |
150 |
Waste water plus bugs make hydrogen |
151 |
Mama, is that you? Ape ancestor found |
152 |
Pre-dating the love of chocolate |
153 |
Suffolk bird flu is H5N1 strain |
154 |
Science budgets 'must be robust' |
155 |
India enters supercomputing race |
156 |
No consensus on IPCC's level of ignorance |
157 |
Getting more from Moore's Law |
158 |
Fears over online banking checks |
159 |
The Atari 2600 Is Famous |
160 |
Wrong shoes danger for diabetics |
161 |
Alcohol: Tips for safer drinking |
162 |
Healthy diet 'cuts dementia risk' |
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Marvel Comics Takes An Online Leap |
164 |
SF Bay Ship Pilot's Actions Investigated |
165 |
Are Curvier Women Smarter? |
166 |
4 Transplant Recipients Have AIDS Virus |
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Study: Eye Surgery Errors Avoidable |
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Fish Oil Supplements May Ease Lupus |
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Combo Therapy Slashes Heart Risk in RA |
170 |
Alien Life Can Survive Trip to Earth, Space Test Shows |
171 |
Largest U.S. Unmanned Rocket Launches Surveillance Satellite |
172 |
Google releases tools for mobile system, seeks developers'
help |
173 |
From Danger's realm come Android's makers |
174 |
Google has $10m in prizes |
175 |
Microsoft Unveils Stand-Alone Virtualization Server |
176 |
Apple iPhone Update Fixes Security Bug |
177 |
Apple releases iPhone update 1.1.2 |
178 |
Briefly: iPhone Software version 1.1.2 now available via
iTunes |
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Patent Reform Stalling in Senate |
180 |
Oracle Salutes "Acquired Innovation" |
181 |
Yahoo expands mobile search in Asia |
182 |
Love of Chocolate May Have Begun With Cacao Beer |
183 |
Chocolate began as beer-like brew 3,100 years ago |
184 |
Chocolate Origins Traced to Beer Makers 3,000 Years Ago |
185 |
Cacao beans were first used for alcohol, research finds |
186 |
Today's Chocolate Is A "Happy Accident" |
187 |
Seeking beer, ancient Central Americans discovered chocolate |
188 |
Intel Penryn: better, faster, smaller, greener (and brrr!) |
189 |
Intel's Penryn Chips Offer Speed Boost To Business Apps,
Games, And Video |
190 |
Marvel Comics offers digital archive subscriptions |
191 |
Out of the Gate: Apple and China Mobile |
192 |
China Mobile in Negotiation with Apple to Bring iPhone to
China |
193 |
China Mobile May Sell iPhone |
194 |
Thousands Buy iPhones in UK and Germany |
195 |
Did The iPhone Bomb In The U.K.? |
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O2: iPhone is 'fastest-selling device' |
197 |
O2 chief dampens iPhone hype |
198 |
Experts find jawbone of pre-human great ape in Kenya |
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Experts find jawbone of pre-human great ape in Kenya |
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Jawbone Sheds Light on Divergence of Humans and Apes |
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Experts find rare jawbone fossil of pre-human great ape |
202 |
Brain Matures Late in Kids With ADHD |
203 |
Beta carotene protects memory in U.S. study |
204 |
Researchers Say Vaccine May Prevent, Slow Alzheimer's Disease |
205 |
Alzheimer's "vaccine" seen to help mice |
206 |
Herbal Sex Pills Not Quite Safe |
207 |
Human cloning coming soon |
208 |
Herbal sex pill shock in US |
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220 sick on cruise ship |
210 |
Bottled water a rip-off: NCF |
211 |
No cheap drug breakthrough |
212 |
Video game lowers stress |
213 |
Meat vs. Potatoes: What Our Chimp Ancestors Liked |
214 |
Scientists See Early Universe in Grains of Sand |
215 |
What Do Camels Eat in the Desert? |
216 |
Biological Reactors Make Hydrogen Fuel from Sewage |
217 |
The Dawn of Chocolate Discovered |
218 |
Monkeys Fuss Over Inequality |
219 |
Long-Term Beta Carotene Use May Protect Against Dementia |
220 |
Paris Hilton Tries to Help Drunken Elephants |
221 |
After 250 Years of Classifying Life, 90 Percent Remains
Unknown |
222 |
How Mice Hook Up |
223 |
Medical Literacy: Read this or Die |
224 |
Saving Birds After Oil Spills: Feels Good, Costs Fortune,
Accomplishes Little |
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