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Title |
1 |
Kodak fits 50MP into dynamic range |
2 |
Hasselblad assembles megapixel monster |
3 |
A Concrete Fix to Global Warming |
4 |
More-Efficient OLED Lighting |
5 |
An Eye Test for Diabetes |
6 |
Nanotube Circuits |
7 |
Find a Parking Space Online |
8 |
Solar Sailing in Space |
9 |
More-Efficient Thermoelectrics [cf. 177] |
10 |
Women and Antidepressants: Happy and Thin (But Better Prey) |
11 |
Standard Sought For Wireless HD |
12 |
Ubuntu Founder: Open Source Linux Could Rival Apple |
13 |
These scientists are setting out to repeat the 'miracle' of
genesis |
14 |
70-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton found, a T-Rex Cousin |
15 |
100 'slightly contaminated' from French reactor |
16 |
Cancer Center Director Warns Staff Over Cell Phone Risks |
17 |
iPhone vulnerable to phishing attacks |
18 |
Is Google's Proprietary Tech Stack Destroying Its
Acquisitions? |
19 |
Blogspot.com cited as the No. 1 host for malware |
20 |
Trees Get a Win Over Solar Panels |
21 |
Global Warming And Evolution In The Amazon |
22 |
Iced Tea Increases Risk For Kidney Stones |
23 |
World's first IVF baby marks 30th birthday |
24 |
EU proposes import ban on seal products |
25 |
Vista to Blame for Any SSD Performance Issues: Sandisk |
26 |
DelFly Micro Air Vehicle Weighs Just Three Grams |
27 |
Why eating less can help the environment |
28 |
Are Cord-Blood Banks Exploitive or Essential? |
29 |
Attention disorder rising among older children |
30 |
Mosquitoes In Dublin Test Positive For West Nile Virus |
31 |
Truckers Driving Despite Medical Risks |
32 |
Flesh-Eating Fish Latest Pedicure Trend |
33 |
Massachusetts patient tested for mad cow disease |
34 |
Coffee and smoking notorious at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings |
35 |
Google Knol Opens to Public |
36 |
Strange New World: Tech Picks of the Week |
37 |
Americans Must Diet to Save Their Economy |
38 |
Cancer Controversy Causes Consumer Confusion |
39 |
Prosecutor: Escaped Convict, Wife, Daughter Slain |
40 |
Girls Bridge Gender Divide in Math |
41 |
Scrabulous Sued, Facebook on Notice |
42 |
Rumor: 'MacBook Touch' in the Works |
43 |
The High Price of a Rare Disease |
44 |
Drugs Add 13 Years to Average Life of HIV Patient |
45 |
Catholic Groups Ask Pope to End Contraception Ban |
46 |
Last Lecture Author Dies |
47 |
More Than Medicine: A W.Va. Woman's Unlikely Survival |
48 |
Scientists learn what makes auroras flare |
49 |
Community control 'key' to windfarms |
50 |
Oxygen may ease headache and migraine |
51 |
Rare fossils in India threatened |
52 |
HP's plan to fix ailing planet |
53 |
Attacks begin on net address flaw |
54 |
Boom times ahead for mobile web |
55 |
Scrabble's owners sue Scrabulous |
56 |
Prisons to ban adult-rated games |
57 |
Apple's future without Steve Jobs |
58 |
Media Molecule hits little big time |
59 |
Facebook to police site add-ons |
60 |
Fat friends 'can boost your size' |
61 |
'Wrong bras' can damage breasts |
62 |
Could water really have a memory? |
63 |
Jumbo Jet Lands Fast With Hole In Fuselage |
64 |
NASA Unravels Mystery Of Northern Lights |
65 |
Grandma's 911 Call Noted Car's Foul Odor |
66 |
Air Force Crew Dozes Off With Launch Codes |
67 |
Britain Cracks Down On Illegal Downloading |
68 |
High-Stakes Race to Unlock a Wider Web |
69 |
Will computers ever use DNA instead of silicon chips? |
70 |
Poker-faced Ballmer explains Google beating plans |
71 |
Apple beta testing iPhone 2.1 firmware, adding more GPS
features |
72 |
N.M. Researchers Hope To Cultivate 'calming Herb' |
73 |
Zoo Will Reopen Exhibit Where 16 Stingrays Died |
74 |
Officials: AIDS Research Needs Overhaul |
75 |
Granite Countertops A Health Threat? |
76 |
Enhanced Gummy Bears Fight Cavities |
77 |
AP: Food Industry Bitten By Its Lobbying Success |
78 |
Booming Business Helps Patients Navigate Medicine |
79 |
US Fentanyl Deaths Topped 1,000 Over 2 Years |
80 |
Twins' Two Moms Lose Lawsuit Over Baby #2 |
81 |
Scrabble-Scrabulous standoff spells L-A-W-S-U-I-T |
82 |
Scrabulous isn't playing fair, says Scrabble maker |
83 |
Update: Facebook Keeps 'Scrabulous' Alive |
84 |
Microsoft looks to Facebook to expand Live Search |
85 |
Microsoft Seeks an Ad Friend in Facebook |
86 |
Microsoft to Spend $2.5 Billion a Year To Keep Pace in Race
With Google |
87 |
Bugs & Fixes: Dealing with iPhone app bugs and crashes |
88 |
Will iPhone Give Native Apps a New Life? |
89 |
IPhone 2.1 Update to Bring Turn-by-Turn GPS? |
90 |
Apple releases iPhone 2.1 beta to registered developers only |
91 |
Facebook: Movement or Business? |
92 |
Facebook's portal for the masses |
93 |
Private social network Facebook to go Web wide |
94 |
Scientists Find Trigger for Northern Lights |
95 |
Satellites shed light on borealis' color romp |
96 |
Watching the northern lights form |
97 |
Mystery of Why Northern Lights "Dance" May Be Solved |
98 |
Secret of northern lights holds key to safety in space |
99 |
Scientists Solve Mystery Behind Aurora Borealis Spectacle Of
Light |
100 |
Scientists Reveal The Mystery Behind Northern Lights Dance |
101 |
Yahoo: Burn Your DRMed Tracks to CD Now |
102 |
Yahoo Becomes Latest Site to Mute Music Purchases |
103 |
EFF: Yahoo Music should compensate customers |
104 |
Yahoo! Music Store Support Dead by Sept. 30 |
105 |
Yahoo Music: Burn Your Tracks to CD |
106 |
Yahoo! Repeats Microsoft's DRM Server Mistake |
107 |
Fortify Your Internet Security Settings Now |
108 |
Patch DNS Servers Faster |
109 |
DNS flaw handling leaves Kaminsky pleased |
110 |
AOL axes weak properties, halts blogs in budget emergency |
111 |
AOL to sell Xdrive, close photo and mobile sites |
112 |
AOL Closing Down Some Blogs, Services |
113 |
China Internet Users Top 250M |
114 |
China Tops U.S. With Largest Internet Population, 253M |
115 |
China Passes U.S. In Web Population |
116 |
China Ranks #1 Worldwide with 253 Million Internet Users |
117 |
China beats US as country with largest Internet population |
118 |
Google Not Cheating: Knol Pages Buried Deep In Search Result
Hell |
119 |
Some Seek Love; Google's Looking for (Ad Supported) Knowledge |
120 |
Google Launches Its Paid Wikipedia Rival |
121 |
Google Launches Online-Publishing Service, a Potential
Wikipedia Rival |
122 |
Knol: Google's Take On How an Online Encyclopedia Should Look
Like |
123 |
Intel unveils embedded chip set |
124 |
Intel Revamps Its System-On-Chip Designs |
125 |
Intel Welcomes Home Integrated Chips |
126 |
Intel Aims For Embedded Chips Market With New Processors |
127 |
How to Move Your Data to the iPhone 3G |
128 |
Apple's MobileMess |
129 |
Improved iPhone 3G Still Must Prove Itself to Bankers |
130 |
Sony opens e-book reader to outside publishers |
131 |
Sony Turns the Page on E-Book Business Model |
132 |
E-books galore |
133 |
Sony's Reader opens support for more publishers, formats |
134 |
Amazon Kindle unmoved as Sony opens Reader to outside
publishers |
135 |
Sony Opens Up Its Reader |
136 |
Sony's E-Book Reader to Offer Lots More Reading Choices |
137 |
Hands on: Yahoo misses mark with Zimbra Desktop office suite |
138 |
First Look: Yahoo Zimbra Desktop Beta 3 |
139 |
Yahoo Unveils Offline Email Client |
140 |
Zimbra Releases Version 3 Of Open Source Email Client, And
It's Awesome |
141 |
Yahoo Targets Outlook with Zimbra |
142 |
Zimbra Desktop Beta 3 takes Yahoo Mail, Gmail offline |
143 |
Peggle Heads to DS via Rez, Lumines Dev. Q |
144 |
Rez, Lumines Dev Bringing Peggle To DS |
145 |
Newsom helps S.F. re-boot |
146 |
San Francisco Computer Tech Set Booby Trap In City Network |
147 |
Apple seeds iPhone 2.1 with directional GPS, push notification |
148 |
Apple's OS 2.1 Has Gone to Developers |
149 |
iPhone OS 2.1 Enters Beta Testing |
150 |
Internet Firm Says It Targeted Ads To Customers' Web-Surfing
Habits |
151 |
Is Sprint spin-off Embarq in play? |
152 |
House Panel Quizzes ISP on Data Gathering |
153 |
Microsoft claims Windows 7 is on track |
154 |
Microsoft lies to XP users--and they start to love Vista |
155 |
Forrester: Vista is Like Ill-fated New Coke |
156 |
Forrester: Windows Vista rejected like 'new Coke' by
enterprises |
157 |
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's Full Memo to the Troops About
New Reorg |
158 |
Fears About Link Between Cell Phones and Cancer Reemerge |
159 |
CDC: Street-Deaths Caused By Illegal Fentanyl |
160 |
CDC Links More Than 1,000 Deaths to Street Fentanyl Use |
161 |
Illegal Painkiller Fentanyl Kills Over 1,000 Due To Overdoses |
162 |
Tomato Industry Seeks Compensation |
163 |
Tomato Industry Wants Compensation After Salmonella Outbreak |
164 |
Soy Foods Linked To Lower Sperm Count, Male Infertility |
165 |
What's Lurking in Your Countertop? |
166 |
Granite Countertops Are Red Hot--Perhaps Literally |
167 |
Report: Granite countertops could pose health hazard |
168 |
Uranium in your granite counter top? |
169 |
Scented Air Fresheners and Laundry Products May Be Toxic |
170 |
HIV-Infected Patients' Life Expectancy Increased by 13 Years |
171 |
Therapy Prolonges HIV Patient Life Expectancy |
172 |
Antiretroviral Therapy Adds 13 Years More for HIV Patients |
173 |
Does Fructose Make You Fatter? |
174 |
Try cutting fruit sugar to lose weight |
175 |
Fructose again linked to fat build-up: study |
176 |
Limiting Fructose May Boost Weight Loss, Researcher Reports |
177 |
New Material May Help Autos Turn Heat Into Electricity [cf. 9] |
178 |
Scientists Solve 30-year-old Aurora Borealis Mystery |
179 |
Quiet Explosion: Object Intermediate Between Normal Supernovae
And Gamma-ray Bursts Found |
180 |
Smaller Than Small: Ultrahigh-resolution Electron Microscopy
Enters Picometer Scale |
181 |
Costs Of Climate Change, State-by-state: Billions, Says New
Report |
182 |
Scientists Break Record By Finding Northernmost Hydrothermal
Vent Field |
183 |
Largest Sample Of Very Distant Galaxies Ever Seen Provide New
Insights Into Early Universe |
184 |
Dinosaurs Did Not Evolve Quickly In Last 50 Million Years, New
Dinosaur Super-tree Shows |
185 |
Huge Amount Of Fossil Fuels In Arctic: 90 Billion Barrels Of
Oil And 1,670 Trillion Cubic Feet Of Natural Gas |
186 |
Toxic Chemicals Found In Common Scented Laundry Products, Air
Fresheners |
187 |
Missing Link Found Between Circadian Clock And Metabolism |
188 |
EPA Acts To Reduce Toxic Pesticide--Carbofuran--Residue In
Food |
189 |
Advanced Liver Cancer Patients Live Longer By Taking
Anti-cancer Drug Sorafenib |
190 |
New Explanation For Monsoon Development Proposed |
191 |
Freedom's Just Another Word For Less Sexually Active Teens |
192 |
'Statins' Linked To Improved Survival In Kidney Transplant
Recipients |
193 |
Teamwork Cuts Out Unnecessary Biopsies, Researchers Find |
194 |
Blindness In Old Age May Be Triggered By Hyperactive Immune
Resistance |
195 |
Circadian Rhythm-Metabolism Link Discovered |
196 |
No Need For Gene Screens In Breast Cancer Families, Study
Shows |
197 |
Worry About All Blows To The Head |
198 |
Fat Friends And Poor Education Helps People Think Thin |
199 |
Why Play A Losing Game? Study Uncovers Why Low-income People
Buy Lottery Tickets |
200 |
Prevailing Theory Of Aging Challenged: Genetic Instructions
Found To Drive Aging In Worms |
201 |
Antimicrobials Target Pathogens On Fruits And Vegetables [cf.
204] |
202 |
One Missing Gene Leads To Fruitless Mating Rituals |
203 |
How Cranberry Juice Can Prevent Urinary Tract Infections |
204 |
Spice-Rack Favorites Battle E. Coli And Other Foodborne
Pathogens [cf. 201] |
205 |
Outdoor Enthusiasts Scaring Off Native Carnivores In Parks |
206 |
Switchgrass May Mean Better Soil |
207 |
Past Climate Change: Continental Stretching Preceding Opening
Of The Drake Passage |
208 |
Predynastic Human Presence Discovered By Core Drilling At The
Northern Nile Delta Coast, Egypt |
209 |
Astronomers See Disks Surrounding Black Holes, Strengthened
Evidence For Current Explanation Of Quasars |
210 |
'Snow Flea Antifreeze Protein' Could Help Improve Organ
Preservation |
211 |
Nanotechnology Regulation: Former EPA Official Highlights
Shortcomings Of Current Federal Oversight |
212 |
Could Quantum Tunneling Be Measured By The Attosecond? New
Research Leads The Way |
213 |
Balance Problems? Step Into The IShoe |
214 |
Biology Enters 'The Matrix' Through New Computer Language |
215 |
iPhone eReader |
216 |
New iPhone e-reader: ruBooks |
217 |
iPhone e-reader face-off--in progress: BookShelf vs. Stanza
vs. BookZ |
218 |
iPhone ereader troubles |
219 |
The iPhone As An eBook Reader |
220 |
iPhone = Kindle Killer |
221 |
iPhone eReader review |
222 |
Scrollbox.org--A free library and e-reader. |
223 |
This Reviewer Likes the eReader App for the iPhone |
224 |
iPhone eReader review, continued |
225 |
Tumblr Dude's New Site: Antisocial Bookmarking |
226 |
iPhones, Teenagers, and The Future of Reading |
227 |
Free eReader eBook Application for iPhone and iPod Touch |
228 |
Why the iPhone is the best and worst e-book reader ever |
229 |
Mobile software Monday: My top 10 iPhone applications |
230 |
Bad News For The Kindle: iPhone 3G + Apps |
231 |
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