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Balmer: Rededicated to copying Apple |
2 |
Neil, get a clue... |
3 |
Turn-by-turn just around the corner? |
4 |
Copy & Paste references spotted in existing iPhone
frameworks |
5 |
Yahoo! Music's death at age 3 warns of DRM's risk |
6 |
Apple CEO Steve Jobs' diet secrets |
7 |
Pogue and Macworld chime in on MobileMe |
8 |
Electronic Frontier Foundation blasts defunct Yahoo! Music;
calls for refunds, apology |
9 |
id Software's John Carmack excited by Apple iPhone
possibilities |
10 |
ABC News covers rumored 'MacBook touch' while Enderle claims
Apple iPhone hasn't made a dent in RIM |
11 |
Time for Apple to get rid of the iPhone NDA? |
12 |
All they want to talk about at MobileBeat conference are
Apple's iPhone and App Store |
13 |
Analyst Gartenberg: Microsoft 'Zune phone' unlikely |
14 |
iPhone 2.1 firmware to have copy/paste, better GPS? |
15 |
Analysts: Low iPhone stocks a good sign |
16 |
Barron's: iPhone 3G Push E-mail with Exchange a Delight |
17 |
Gartenberg: Zune Phone Unlikely |
18 |
AOL Cuts Back on Blogs to Save Cash |
19 |
Mac 101: Safari tab tricks |
20 |
iPhone 2.1 SDK Disappointments |
21 |
Multiple iPhone household? Share your apps. |
22 |
Apps for Apple TV: sign me up |
23 |
Trans-fats banned in California |
24 |
California bans restaurants from using trans fats |
25 |
Massive oil spill clogs Mississippi River |
26 |
Astronaut Claims Alien Cover-Up |
27 |
Scientists Solve Northern Lights Mystery |
28 |
Scientists Reveal Full Dinosaur Skeleton |
29 |
Explorers Tackle Mysteries of Huge Cave |
30 |
July 24, 1911: Hiram Bingham 'Discovers' Machu Picchu |
31 |
Australia's ancient Aboriginal rock art at risk, experts say |
32 |
Magnetic storms light up skies |
33 |
Either aliens have been to Earth or astronaut's out there |
34 |
Arctic oil stocks make 22pc of undiscovered reserves |
35 |
Birds falling from sky in west |
36 |
Eagle eater faces 12 years in jail |
37 |
Plant vaccines sow seed of hope in cancer fight |
38 |
The lone ranger: white horses' single ancestor |
39 |
Zimbabwe's rhinos terrorised by poachers |
40 |
Fatal death cap mushroom found in city |
41 |
More on moonwalker Edgar Mitchell's claim that space aliens
have visited earth |
42 |
Eyeglasses with embedded telescopes |
43 |
Man stole buses, drove them on routes, returned them at night |
44 |
Great opening lines from sf [science fiction] |
45 |
Elderly woman prohibited from photographing empty swimming
pool "to prevent paedophilia" |
46 |
Living on the Edge: Danny O'Brien's talk about moving our
personal info off Web 2.0 and onto our computers |
47 |
Cameraheads in Seattle protest CCTVs in public places |
48 |
Yahoo Music shutting down its DRM server, customers lose all
their paid-for music the next time they crash or upgrade |
49 |
Two-headed Bearded Dragon |
50 |
As endangered turtles wash ashore, scientists get a rare
glimpse |
51 |
Tuned in |
52 |
Coal's popularity concerns environmentalists |
53 |
Logan to test greener, longer lasting asphalt |
54 |
Ask Dr. Knowledge: Can my plants with red leaves still do
photosynthesis? |
55 |
Ask Dr. Knowledge: How do liquid crystal displays work? |
56 |
Many new 'friends' to be made online, but what about dollars? |
57 |
A water pump for the people |
58 |
Lingro: Foreign-word widget |
59 |
Online tales of everyday heroes |
60 |
Can plug-in hybrids ride to America's rescue? |
61 |
Fish hum, grunt, and growl to get their message across |
62 |
Mysteries of the Unregulated Internet |
63 |
EPA: Few volunteering to cut greenhouse gases |
64 |
Tarantulas, fire ants lurk in Texas floodwaters |
65 |
FCC approves satellite radio merger in 3-2 vote |
66 |
China aims for bigger slice of satellite market |
67 |
Woman injured in apparent shark attack in Hawaii |
68 |
Unknown insects found in 110-million-year-old amber in Spain |
69 |
Scientists recover complete dinosaur skeleton |
70 |
Young Tarbosaurus skeleton unearthed in Mongolia |
71 |
Virgin Islands weighs gas pipeline to Puerto Rico |
72 |
FDA: Avoid jalapenos from Mexico, not US |
73 |
Delaying motherhood linked with more c-sections |
74 |
Cake may be the answer to kids' egg allergy |
75 |
Breast cancer mortality increases with body mass index |
76 |
Few U.S. adults get skin cancer screening |
77 |
Special warm-up prevents knee injury: U.S report |
78 |
As Diseases Make Comeback, Why Aren't All Kids Vaccinated? |
79 |
Qantas Emergency Landing Is Second Big One in Three Weeks
(with Video) |
80 |
Mapping The Human Mind |
81 |
The Top-Secret Warplanes of Area 51 |
82 |
The World's Spookiest Weapons |
83 |
A New Shoe Feeds Microbes Sole Food |
84 |
Volcano Light Show |
85 |
Wind-Powered Town |
86 |
Quantum Physics in a Glass |
87 |
London Motor Show 2008 |
88 |
Shooting In Rhythm |
89 |
Gaming Improves Social Skills |
90 |
Ancient Bungee Jumping |
91 |
Why is it So Hard to Wake Up in the Morning? |
92 |
Eat, Drink, Man, Woman (and Cricket) |
93 |
They Came from Underseas! |
94 |
A Stick-Free Sensor |
95 |
Prehistoric Explosions Wiped Out Ocean Life--And Created
Petroleum |
96 |
Is Smokey the Bear Worsening Global Warming? |
97 |
Combo Therapy Adds Years to Lives of HIV Patients |
98 |
Shedding Light on Nighttime Brights |
99 |
Come On In, the Water's Fine |
100 |
Dinos: Ahead of the Evolutionary Curve? |
101 |
A Load of Parasites |
102 |
Monkeys Give a Hoot |
103 |
Guided by the Light |
104 |
Forty Winks in the Wild |
105 |
The Thinking Bladder |
106 |
Decoding the Pale Horse |
107 |
U.S. Military No Match for Caribbean Coral |
108 |
Obsessed Brains May Be Sluggish |
109 |
The Mosquito Paradox |
110 |
Feathered Bloodhounds? |
111 |
Caveman's DNA Looks Modern |
112 |
Single atoms viewed thanks to super-material |
113 |
Tit-for-tat: birds found to repay wartime help |
114 |
Eat the parents |
115 |
Martian "Yellowstone" might have nourished life |
116 |
Meditation Shown To Slow Progression Of HIV |
117 |
The Visual Cortex Goes Digital |
118 |
Two Bees? Aw, Not Two Bees... |
119 |
Monsoon Formation Theory Gets Overhaul |
120 |
Loud Music Boosts Booze Consumption |
121 |
Scientists Probe Ancient "RNA World" |
122 |
Watermelon: The Fruit Of Love |
123 |
Magnolia Compound Targets Cancer Switch |
124 |
Surprising Graphene |
125 |
The Structure of XPD Sheds Light on Cancer and Aging |
126 |
Roadrunner--Computing in the Fast Lane |
127 |
Magnetic Field of Dreams |
128 |
Close Encounters of the Particle Kind |
129 |
Dr. Kush: How medical marijuana is transforming the pot
industry. |
130 |
A Man of Taste: A chef with cancer fights to save his tongue. |
131 |
Surfing the Universe: An academic dropout and the search for a
Theory of Everything. |
132 |
Case study in chip scale review features two-chip stacked
package |
133 |
Mustard--hot stuff for natural pest control |
134 |
Scientists search for answers from the carbon in the clouds |
135 |
Uncertain future for elephants of Thailand |
136 |
Scientists demonstrate a flexible, one-step assembly of
nanoscale structures |
137 |
Princeton researchers spy an electron dance |
138 |
Researcher disentangles the strange behaviour of qubits |
139 |
Phoenix's robotic arm scoop ready for sampling |
140 |
Overweight elderly Americans contribute to financial burdens
of the US health care system |
141 |
Anti-HIV therapy boosts life expectancy more than 13 years |
142 |
NASA Successfully Tests Parachute for Ares Rocket |
143 |
Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps |
144 |
Researchers demonstrate a flexible, 1-step assembly of
nanoscale structures |
145 |
AOL shutting 3 services to cut costs, focus on ads |
146 |
'Impressionist' Spacecraft to View Solar System's Invisible
Frontier |
147 |
The Lightness of Electrons in a Twisting Metal Crystal |
148 |
'Lazy eye' discovery of how an old gene learns new tricks |
149 |
Study explores plausibility of bulbs and tubers in the diet of
early human ancestors |
150 |
A new era in search for 'sister Earths'? |
151 |
Europe's next-generation broadband |
152 |
Overweight elderly Americans contribute to financial burdens
of the US health care system |
153 |
Material may help autos turn heat into electricity |
154 |
'Nanonet' circuits closer to making flexible electronics
reality |
155 |
Artificial Lotus Effect: Carbon nanotubes with nanoscopic
paraffin coating form superhydrophobic, self-cleaning surfaces |
156 |
Holey Nanoparticles Create New Tumor Imaging and Therapeutic
Agent |
157 |
Proposed Particle Help Explains Odd Galactic Photons |
158 |
Revolutionary materials reflect ancient forms |
159 |
Electron microscopy enters the picometer scale |
160 |
Shielding for ambitious neutron experiment |
161 |
New Membrane Model May Unlock Secrets of Early-Stage
Alzheimer's |
162 |
Scientists solve 30-year-old aurora borealis mystery |
163 |
Massive oil spill clogs Mississippi River |
164 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Works Through the Night |
165 |
Ancient Galactic Magnetic Fields Stronger than Expected |
166 |
Los Angeles bans plastic bagging in stores |
167 |
Arctic 'holds 90bln barrels of oil, mostly offshore' |
168 |
Researchers find key to saving the world's lakes |
169 |
Cow power could generate electricity for millions |
170 |
Study: Typhoons bury tons of carbon in the oceans |
171 |
Sony opens up e-book Reader to other booksellers |
172 |
Graphics processing installation to boost Argonne's Blue
Gene/P visualization capabilities |
173 |
A dash of lime--a new twist that may cut CO2 levels back to
pre-industrial levels |
174 |
N.M. researchers hope to cultivate 'calming herb' |
175 |
Unknown insects found in 110-million-year-old amber in Spain |
176 |
Uncertain future for elephants of Thailand |
177 |
'Green' potato health risk can be eliminated by cutting away
affected area |
178 |
Historian predicts the end of 'science superpowers' |
179 |
California bans restaurants from using trans fats |
180 |
Briton fuming over fine for smoking in own van |
181 |
Gummy bears that fight plaque |
182 |
Consumer spending: Why nine is the magic number |
183 |
Serious school failure turns out to be a real bummer for
girls, but not boys |
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