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Is It Malbec or Merlot? Ask an E-Tongue |
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Intel Unveils New Classmate PCs |
3 |
MySpace Announces Online Music Venture |
4 |
Sony unveils tiny high-definition video camera |
5 |
Seattle Takes Aim at Paper, Plastic Bags |
6 |
US Cites Recession Fear in Climate Talks |
7 |
IPhone Popularity Spurs Blackberry Sales |
8 |
Paramount to Open Virtual Movie Vault |
9 |
Comcast Plans Faster Net Speeds |
10 |
Blu-ray Disc Awareness on Rise: Survey |
11 |
Cell Boosters Coming for the Home |
12 |
Advice on Water Doesn't Hold Water |
13 |
Satellite Radio Decision Criticized |
14 |
It's My Right to Have Kid, Pregnant Man Tells Oprah |
15 |
Organ Recipients Face Death or Disease |
16 |
Massage or Massacre? Spa Injuries Exposed |
17 |
Saved by the Beat of Her Heart |
18 |
Drug Trials Suffer From Little Diversity |
19 |
Worker Punished Over Fawcett's Records |
20 |
Ball lightning plot thickens |
21 |
Human-cow hybrid embryos made in lab |
22 |
Robot space truck docks with ISS |
23 |
'Alice' loss would 'waste £25m' |
24 |
What house-builders can learn from igloos |
25 |
US mulls Pacific salmon fishing ban |
26 |
Freeview to get HD TV from 2009 |
27 |
Deaf call for better phone access |
28 |
Daily caffeine 'protects brain' [cf. 125] |
29 |
Vets 'at risk from miscarriage' |
30 |
Baby joy for near-death anorexic |
31 |
Lots of water 'is little benefit' |
32 |
Cell Phones Used To Thwart Speed Traps |
33 |
Busting The 8-Glasses-A-Day Myth |
34 |
Not "notable" enough for Wikipedia? Biographicon
wants you |
35 |
Is Ubuntu becoming the generic Linux distro? |
36 |
Feds lie about link between software piracy and terrorism |
37 |
Comcast launches 50Mbps broadband...for $150 per month |
38 |
Feds To Scrap High-Tech Census System |
39 |
The Amazon: A Cousteau Family Adventure |
40 |
MySpace Music Deal? |
41 |
Crawling Fish May Be Part Of New Family |
42 |
Report Faults Bison Slaughter Program |
43 |
Put Your PC To Sleep |
44 |
Gene Hunters Stalk Major Diseases |
45 |
Sex Therapists: A Few Minutes Is Best |
46 |
Latest Trend For Dieters: Delivered Meals |
47 |
Could A Diabetes Drug Slow Heart Disease? |
48 |
Cutting Your Hair And Your Heart Risk |
49 |
Golden Years Longer And Wealthier |
50 |
This Beautiful Gene |
51 |
MySpace Music announces downloads sans DRM, free streaming |
52 |
As expected, MySpace unveils new music service |
53 |
MySpace Music will launch soon |
54 |
MySpace Announces Online Music Business |
55 |
OOXML critics: ISO approval demonstrates the need for reform |
56 |
Microsoft Scores Major Standards Win...For Now [et al.] |
57 |
Microsoft crushes Open Office XML objectors |
58 |
Google's DoubleClick to sell search marketing unit |
59 |
Google Rids of DoubleClick's Search Marketing Unit |
60 |
Google to lay off around 25% of Double Click employees |
61 |
CTIA: Yahoo Unveils Voice-Enabled Mobile Search |
62 |
Yahoo speaks up for open search |
63 |
Yahoo Unveils Open Searches for Mobile Devices |
64 |
Second Life: Tamed for Corporate Consumption |
65 |
Virtual Worlds Getting Friendlier For Businesses |
66 |
IBM and Linden Partner on Enterprise-Class Second Life |
67 |
Adobe Announces Creative Suite 4 |
68 |
64-bit Photoshop to be Windows only, at first |
69 |
Next Photoshop will get 64-bit boost--on Windows only |
70 |
Adobe Photoshop CS4 to be 64-Bit for Windows, 32-Bit for Mac |
71 |
Photoshop CS4 to be 64-bit for Windows, but not Mac |
72 |
Rhapsody and blues |
73 |
Making Windows Mobile More Like Vista |
74 |
The iPhone Shortage |
75 |
Rumors Of 3G IPhones As Older Versions Disappear From US
Stores |
76 |
iPhone Shortage: Runaway Gray Market In Emerging Markets To
Blame? |
77 |
LG Tests Togetherness--and Cellphones |
78 |
Wireless Focus: The Need For Data Speed |
79 |
First Look at Google Docs Offline: Glitchy but Promising |
80 |
Google Docs: Your Online Office? |
81 |
How to Work On Google Docs While Offline |
82 |
Amazon Intros Purchasing Via Text Message With 'TextBuyIt' |
83 |
Amazon Via Text Message: Neat Trick, And That's About It
(AMZN) |
84 |
First look: new Amazon SMS purchasing system smooth, limited |
85 |
Microsoft Surface coming to AT&T stores April 17 |
86 |
Microsoft's Surface Computer Heading to AT&T Stores This
Month |
87 |
Microsoft Coffee-Table PCs Surface at AT&T Stores |
88 |
Blu-ray, HD DVD combo player sales up at Amazon |
89 |
Blu-ray reaches 60% awareness in two years |
90 |
MS on HD-DVD: 'We didn't back the wrong horse' |
91 |
The Showdown: does the Xbox 360 need Blu-ray? |
92 |
How To Get The Best (And Cheapest) Blu-ray Player |
93 |
When Craigslist attacks! |
94 |
Couple Behind Fake Craigslist Ad Arrested |
95 |
Intel ships Apple-bound Atom, hints at 2009 notebook platform |
96 |
Mobile internet devices click with users |
97 |
Intel has a chip, but where are the MIDs? |
98 |
Intel Makes a Push Into Pocket-Size Internet Devices |
99 |
Comcast offers super-fast Internet speeds |
100 |
Comcast first in US with 50Mbps cable Internet |
101 |
All Time High: 72% of U.S. Population Plays Video Games |
102 |
NPD: 72 percent of US are gamers |
103 |
Google's CIO Departs For EMI Music |
104 |
New EMI Digital Music Chief: 'Suing File-Sharers Not
Sustainable Policy' |
105 |
Will former Google exec help save the music industry? |
106 |
Graphene gazing gives glimpse of foundations of universe |
107 |
Germs in Soil Find Antibiotics Tasty |
108 |
One large organic shade-grown coffee, please--with extra bats |
109 |
Enzyme complex could be key to new cancer treatments |
110 |
Researchers find pre-Clovis human DNA [cf. 155] |
111 |
Harmful algae taking advantage of global warming |
112 |
Computer system consistently makes most accurate NCAA picks |
113 |
Working memory has limited 'slots' |
114 |
ATV Jules Verne automated ship docks to the ISS |
115 |
In a first, Boeing flies hydrogen-powered plane (Update) |
116 |
Stem cell breakthrough offers diabetes hope |
117 |
Too lazy to make your own bed? Create one that makes itself |
118 |
New and deadly viruses passed through sweet food and domestic
animals |
119 |
Yahoo adds voice search to mobile Internet service |
120 |
Climate change--research suggests it is not a swindle |
121 |
New Mobile Service Fights Speed Traps |
122 |
Intel Unveils New Classmate PCs |
123 |
New fish has a face even Dale Chihuly could love |
124 |
Nano-sized technology has super-sized effect on tumors |
125 |
A coffee with your doughnut could protect against Alzheimer's
disease |
126 |
'Astro-comb' helps search for Goldilocks planet |
127 |
Cell Boosters Coming for the Home |
128 |
One year after Solomon Islands, scientists learn barrier to
earthquakes weaker than expected |
129 |
Researchers ID gene linked to lung cancer |
130 |
Promising new nanotechnology for spinal cord injury |
131 |
Hybrid computer materials may lead to faster, cheaper
technology |
132 |
More Solid than Solid: A Potential Hydrogen-Storage Compound |
133 |
Bon MOT: Innovative atom trap catches highly magnetic atoms |
134 |
Solar Dynamics Laboratory's Smart Design Fosters Perfect Fit |
135 |
Possible link found between earthquakes along the Cascadia and
San Andreas faults |
136 |
Seismologist's project uses public's laptops to monitor and
predict earthquakes |
137 |
Sony Rolls Out World's Smallest Full HD Camcorder |
138 |
Review: Sleeptracker Fails to Impress |
139 |
Sprint to Sell IPhone-Like Samsung Instinct Device |
140 |
Intel Introduces New Atom Processors for Mobile Internet
Devices |
141 |
Surface Computer Arrives at AT&T First |
142 |
Web 2.0: Opening up, or dumbing down? |
143 |
Emotional machines |
144 |
Comcast Plans Faster Net Speeds |
145 |
Google to Sell Unit That Sways Results |
146 |
IPhone Popularity Spurs Blackberry Sales |
147 |
Heat From Data Center to Warm a Pool |
148 |
British inventor of teen-repellent device wants laws
regulating it |
149 |
Hydrogen fueling stations stall in Calif. |
150 |
Exactly how much housework does a husband create? |
151 |
Entrepreneurial Strategies Have Different Implications for
Different Actions |
152 |
High-res technology shows significant differences in stem cell
lines |
153 |
Researchers identify genes key to hormone production in plants |
154 |
Traders Who Sell Short Stocks Are Well-Informed |
155 |
The voyage to America: Fossilized human feces reveals the
first immigrants |
156 |
Hatchery fish outnumber wild chinook salmon in troubled fall
run |
157 |
Asian waterbirds stage remarkable comeback |
158 |
High-flying moths don't just go with the flow |
159 |
A Place in the Sun |
160 |
New data show strong labor market for scientists and engineers |
161 |
Cultural biases may influence parenting studies, scientist
finds |
162 |
Ayurvedic nightshade deadly for dengue mosquito |
163 |
Brunel cement find is world first |
164 |
Preliminary DNA analysis completed on California wolverine |
165 |
Mitosis gets harder thanks to new gene discovery |
166 |
Food for thought |
167 |
Feta cheese made from raw milk has natural anti-food-poisoning
properties |
168 |
Huge virulence gene superfamily responsible for devastating
plant diseases |
169 |
Laurel wilt of redbay and sassafras: Will avocados be next? |
170 |
Marketing of unproven genetic tests a threat to public health |
171 |
Statistics show Icelandic men have longest life expectancy |
172 |
Answer to troublesome question of why some genetic assoc.
studies have failed replication attempts |
173 |
The influence of the irrelevant: Researchers show stimuli
unrelated to a decision can still influence the choice we make |
174 |
A little anxiety pays sometimes, study shows |
175 |
Human breast tumors' 'microenvironment' primes them for
metastasis |
176 |
Rare genetic syndrome may hold key to cure for heat stroke |
177 |
Clinical trial will test new HIV/AIDS vaccine |
178 |
Researchers discover gene behind devastating vitamin
B12-related disorder |
179 |
Researchers learn how signaling molecule orchestrates breast
cancer's spread |
180 |
Temporary Ban on Castration in Thailand |
181 |
Studies' message to women: Keep your cool |
182 |
Natural trans fats have health benefits, study shows |
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