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In-depth look at Apple's new 45nm Penryn-powered MacBook and
MacBook Pro |
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ChangeWave survey shows Apple iPhone making business inroads;
RIM, Palm drop in satisfaction ratings |
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Microsoft discounts Windows Vista |
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Yankee Group's Howe: The Apple iPhone phenomenon has just
gotten started |
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O2 Ireland CEO calls iPhone customers 'freaks' |
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Apple jobs: carbon composites, iPhone cameras, MacBook design |
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Apple game rentals; Safari anti-phishing; Blu-ray notebook
drives |
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Apple to serve as regulator for iPhone app distribution |
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Report: 40 percent of holiday iPod sales went to first-time
buyers |
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3G iPhone to launch mid-year with Infineon chip--report |
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Is Apple crippling third-party apps? |
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Is AT&T toast? |
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On a 'phishing' Safari |
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Firefox 3: Big JavaScript boost |
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MacBook: Cheaper than Dell |
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Even Microsoft's top execs 'burned' by Vista problems |
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Blu-ray MacBook? First Apple must tackle HD format's
power-hungry ways |
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Apple iPhone hack adds vibration feedback for virtual key
presses |
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UBS: Apple's 3G iPhone to launch by mid-year, include Infineon
chip |
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Celebrity Mac Chick sighting: Lindsay Lohan |
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Curved iMac concept--would you like some WTF with that? |
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Show your iPhone a good time with iNdependence v1.4 |
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IntelliSchool Free is released--Free open source school
database system |
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Source: Apple may not restrict free iPhone apps |
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Apple, Dell planning new Blu-ray notebooks? |
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Freeloader charges iPod, others, through solar power |
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Experts Reconstruct Bach's Face |
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India to Spend $13.15M to Protect Tigers |
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Experts: Whale Died of Heart Failure |
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Venezuelan Expedition Reaches Antarctica |
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Microsoft Drops Windows Vista Prices |
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Fossil of Giant 'Sea Monster' Found |
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Five Flash Games to Waste Away the Afternoon |
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Love To Talk Jawbone headsets make your other ear jealous |
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Physics lab completes world's largest jigsaw puzzle |
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Remote Canada town a hub for Northern Lights seekers |
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Trawl of two groups' genes shows differences |
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Bats use same flying trick as insects: study |
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CT scans lower risk of unnecessary appendix surgery |
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Caught on tape: Rat videos reveal whisker secrets |
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Feeling blue? Not like a Maya sacrificial victim |
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Fashion counted for some Vikings, researcher says |
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Robot as good as real dog at easing lonely hours |
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Indonesia pledges new cash as mud engulfs more land |
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Audits Sting Hospitals, Physicians |
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Sleeplessness a Nightmare for Many |
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CDC to Destroy Oldest Smallpox Vaccine |
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Study: Spanking Can Bring Problems Later |
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Recall Made After Pills Reported in Fish |
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FDA: Don't Swallow Inhaler Capsules |
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Soccer Fans Should Beware of Measles |
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Crowded Cribs Linked to Baby Deaths |
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City of David Dig Reveals Information on Ancient Postal System |
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Special Report: Has James Cameron Found Jesus's Tomb or Is It
Just a Statistical Error? |
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Q&A With the Statistician Who Calculated the Odds That
This Tomb Belonged to Jesus |
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Battle of Fallen Timbers |
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Indecipherable Ancient Books Found in Chongqing |
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Great white 'ate anti-shark device' |
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Roots 'feel' way through soil |
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Tiny organisms bind rain and snow |
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Virgin's biofuel demo more than a stunt |
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Fossil brings sea monster to light |
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Seed vault built on bizarre vision |
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Whiskers help rats see in the dark |
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Fishy signs we fail to fathom |
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Groundwater from hell |
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Vault critical for Australia's grain industry |
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New species of fish discovered |
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G doesn't always mark the spot |
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Milky Way just got the supersize |
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China employs fish to clean up lake |
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DNA reveals Aboriginal exodus |
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$31 million worth of lost valuables on the TSA's watch |
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Secret museum on the moon's surface |
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TED 2008: Crow vending machine maker Joshua Klein |
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TED 2008: Paul Stamets on how mushrooms can help the world |
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TED 2008: Robert Ballard on exploring the ocean |
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TED 2008: Brian Cox of Large Hadron Collider at CERN |
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TED 2008: Todd Machover [music has a special power in our
lives] |
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TED 2008--author Amy Tan |
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TED 2008: Robert Lang, origami expert |
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TED 2008: designer Yves Behar |
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TED 2008: John Knoll on movie visual effects |
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Snow-causing bacteria |
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Difficult teens have different brain structures |
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Earth-sized planet predicted beyond Pluto |
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Automated killer robots: threat to humanity |
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Rain, snow forms with aid of living organisms |
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NASA unveils new lunar map |
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On the horizon: News from the frontiers of science [Rats'
drastic effects on islands, et al.] |
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'Cloning' comes to trees in new preservation push |
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San Francisco weighs green-building law |
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The 5 Most Environmentally Friendly Presidents in U.S. History |
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British scientists create 'revolutionary' drug that prevents
breast cancer developing |
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A "Reset Button" for the Brain Could Cure Alzheimers |
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Researchers discover gene that blocks HIV |
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Mathematical art |
98 |
The Remarkable Pneumatic People-Mover |
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Life Without the Moon |
100 |
How many things can you plug into an electrical outlet before
it catches fire? |
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What is Ricin? |
102 |
Does absinthe really cause hallucinations? |
103 |
AMANDA's First Six Years |
104 |
Steps towards warship invisibility |
105 |
Prolific Spammer's Conviction Upheld |
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Tuatara evolving faster than any other species |
107 |
New Method for Creating Tough Metallic Glass Composites |
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Standardized battery wants to appeal to all gadgets |
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Biomagnetics developed for use in new breast cancer tests |
110 |
SSRL Beamline 13 Achieves First Light |
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Researcher: Wild California just a memory |
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China plans first spacewalk in 2008 |
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Navy Sonar Restricted Off Hawaii Coast |
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Plant growth experiment starts in Columbus |
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Liquid water found flowing on Mars? Not yet |
116 |
Rock studies help crack questions of glacier thinning in West
Antarctica |
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Ancient Lebanese city chokes under rubbish dump |
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Judge Allows Wikileaks Site to Re-Open |
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Paramount to End HD DVD Releases |
120 |
Europe's GEANT computer network extends its reach |
121 |
Dutch University Tests Windmill for Seawater Desalination |
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S Korean scientist caught faking breathrough research |
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Computer simulations point to key molecular basis of cystic
fibrosis |
124 |
Brown mathematicians prove new way to build a better estimate |
125 |
US Upholds Key Stem Cell Patent |
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CDC to Destroy Oldest Smallpox Vaccine |
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Many Children Hurt by Wis. Pool Chlorine |
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Study: Spanking Can Bring Problems Later |
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Increased allergen levels in homes linked to asthma |
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Recall Made After Pills Reported in Fish |
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Novel mechanism found that may boost impaired function of
leukemia protein |
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FDA: Don't Swallow Inhaler Capsules |
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Study shows 1 in 3 women has pelvic floor disorder |
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Of mice and men...and kidney stones |
135 |
Australian scientists in Lou Gehrig's disease breakthrough |
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Engineering The World's Fastest Swimsuit |
137 |
Increased Hurricane Losses Due To More People, Wealth Along
Coastlines, Not Stronger Storms |
138 |
Enormous Jurassic Sea Predator, Pliosaur, Discovered In Norway |
139 |
Chimps May Have A 'Language-ready' Brain |
140 |
Key To Life Before Its Origin On Earth May Have Been
Discovered |
141 |
Graphite Whiskers, Rather Than Dark Energy, Could Explain
Dimness Of Stellar Explosions |
142 |
Blocking Protein Kills Prostate Cancer Cells, Inhibits Tumor
Growth, Study Find |
143 |
Does Gingko Biloba Affect Memory? |
144 |
Clues To How Plants Form Cell Walls Could Aid Biofuels,
Nanotech |
145 |
Maternal Love: How A Mother's Brain Responds To Her Infant |
146 |
Degenerative Eye Disease More Than Doubles Heart Attack And
Stroke Risk |
147 |
Family Of Liver Cancer Genes Discovered |
148 |
Farmed Fish Fed Cheap Food May Be Less Nutritious For Humans |
149 |
New Vaccine Technology Decreases E. Coli In Beef Cattle |
150 |
New Theory For Dogfish And Skate Population Outburst, Off New
England Shore, US |
151 |
NASA's Newest Concept Vehicles Take Off-Roading Out Of This
World |
152 |
Hydrogen Gas Fueled Vehicles A Step Closer, With New Insights
Into Hydrogen Storage |
153 |
Teenage Hacker Is Blind, Brash and in the Crosshairs of the
FBI |
154 |
Airborne Bacteria Make It Rain, Researchers Find |
155 |
Study Finds Dogs, Robots Cheer Elderly |
156 |
Giugiaro Builds the World's Ugliest Prius, But Boy Is It Quick |
157 |
Judge Backtracks: WikiLeaks Resumes U.S. Operations |
158 |
Prolific Spammer's Conviction Upheld |
159 |
California Snags Another Half Billion for Stem Cell Labs |
160 |
India to spend $13.15M to protect tigers |
161 |
Australia to propose closing 'scientific' whaling loophole |
162 |
S Korean scientist caught faking breathrough research |
163 |
U.Va. research: Snake phobia hardwired |
164 |
NASA Baffled by Unexplained Force Acting on Space Probes |
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Carb Intake, Obesity Tied to Rise in Esophageal Cancers |
166 |
Cultural practices buttress Sierra Leone poverty: U.N. |
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ADHD Drugs Won't Raise Risk of Substance Abuse |
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Study finds dogs, robots cheer elderly |
169 |
Chemo Break Benefits Some Men With Prostate Cancer |
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Feeling tired? Exercise a little |
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Drinking makes heart grow more sorrowful, study finds |
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CDC to destroy oldest smallpox vaccine |
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