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Can Japan Thrive without Nuclear Power? |
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IBM Faces the Perils of "Bring Your Own Device" |
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The Facebook Fallacy |
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Data Mining Your Desktop |
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Brain Scan for Alzheimer's |
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When Gadgets Get under Your Skin |
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Gmail's Security Hole Could Lead to Mass Harvesting of
Accounts |
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European Physicists Smash Chinese Teleportation Record |
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Quantum Dots May Be Safe to Use in Patients |
10 |
For $74, a Mini-Android Computer |
11 |
Leap 3D Out-Kinects Kinect (Video) |
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Biophoton Communication: Can Cells Talk Using Light? |
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How Men and Women Manage Their Social Networks Differently |
14 |
Robot Boats Survive Epic Voyage Across the Pacific--So Far |
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In First, Navy Will Put 4G Network on Ships |
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Facebook Engineer Turns 5-Year-Olds Into Hackers |
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IBM Outlaws Siri, Worried She Has Loose Lips |
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Big Person on a Big Chair |
19 |
Attain Any Tone With These Tweakable Guitar Effects |
20 |
May 23, 1985: Selling Stealth Secrets to the Reds Comes at a
High Price |
21 |
Adventures of Apollo Astronauts Now Tracked in 3-D |
22 |
Better Fish Forensics Will Flag Illegal Catches |
23 |
Army Readies Its Mammoth Spy Blimp for First Flight |
24 |
Tesla Model S Coming June 22 |
25 |
ITC Judge: Xbox Should Be Banned From U.S. Over Motorola
Patent Violation |
26 |
Jury Flummoxed Over Google-Oracle Patent Fight |
27 |
Project Glass Augmented-Reality Specs Spotted on Larry Page's
Face |
28 |
Sidecar App Re-Imagines Mobile Phone Calls With a Flurry of
Clever Features |
29 |
DARPA, Venter Launch Assembly Line for Genetic Engineering |
30 |
NSA Teams Up With Colleges to Train Students for Secret
Cyber-Ops Jobs |
31 |
Hands On: So.cl, Microsoft's 'Experimental' Social Search
Network |
32 |
New York Legislation Would Ban Anonymous Online Speech |
33 |
iPhone-Powered gTar Could Teach You Guitar |
34 |
Steal This Idea: DIY Time Zone Clocks |
35 |
SpaceX In Orbit--Successful Launch of Falcon 9 Rocket |
36 |
Facebook Settling 'Sponsored Stories' Privacy Lawsuit |
37 |
Google Outdoes Itself With Moog Synthesizer Doodle (Play It
Here) |
38 |
Mozilla Aims to Build a Better Web With 'Webmakers' Project |
39 |
Repost: When Whales Walked in Egypt |
40 |
Will The Cloud's Brand Suffer From Outages? |
41 |
Combat 'Burn Pits' Ruin Immune Systems, Study Shows |
42 |
Garmin's Multi-Controller Concept Talks to the Hand |
43 |
Ancient walking mystery deepens |
44 |
How whales open their huge mouths |
45 |
Street lights 'changing ecology on the ground' |
46 |
Nations need food security goals |
47 |
Skin cells turned into healthy heart muscle cells |
48 |
Peru dolphins not killed by oil blasts, says minister |
49 |
Google funds computer teachers and Raspberry Pis in England |
50 |
Jocelyn Bell Burnell: How science was a man's world |
51 |
Bacteria clean up blackened aftermath of Mourne blazes |
52 |
Human bombs: Are they a realistic threat? |
53 |
A visitor's guide to the Diamond Jubilee |
54 |
Does globalization mean we will become one culture? |
55 |
Egyptians vote in landmark presidential election |
56 |
Facebook and banks behind flotation face lawsuit |
57 |
EU summit: Merkel challenged on growth strategy |
58 |
US Secret Service received 64 complaints of misconduct |
59 |
Pakistan jails doctor who helped CIA find Bin Laden |
60 |
A love-hate relationship |
61 |
Beijing sets 'two flies only' public toilet guidelines |
62 |
Nazi legacy: The troubled descendants |
63 |
Will Canada's housing bubble burst? |
64 |
Gary Connery in world's first skydive without parachute |
65 |
Russia tests secret missile after NATO shield launched |
66 |
Leveson Inquiry: Piers Morgan explained phone hacking--Paxman |
67 |
Singapore wants creativity not cramming |
68 |
Google did not breach Oracle patents, a court has found |
69 |
Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs by the end of 2014 |
70 |
Raspberry Pi faces challenge from Android-based rivals |
71 |
4G interference 'threatens two million Freeview homes' |
72 |
123-Reg hosted websites go offline after 'China attack' |
73 |
Dell looks to future tablets as consumer sales slump |
74 |
Children's social network Moshi Monster goes mobile |
75 |
How can 1.2bn people be identified quickly? |
76 |
Diablo sets record for fastest-selling PC-based game |
77 |
Google rejects automatic pornography block rules |
78 |
Clot drug 'helps stroke recovery,' Edinburgh University study
suggests |
79 |
Hospital infections down but new strains emerging |
80 |
Third of malaria drugs 'are fake' |
81 |
N/A |
82 |
Jury: Google didn't infringe on Oracle patents |
83 |
Robert "Bob" Moog honored with Google Doodle |
84 |
Diablo III breaks PC-game launch record |
85 |
Xbox 360 should be banned in U.S., says judge |
86 |
FCC chairman, Netflix at odds over broadband data caps |
87 |
Facebook settles "sponsored stories" lawsuit |
88 |
Star Trek's "Scotty" finally launched into space |
89 |
U.S., China, Russia, Elon Musk: Entrepreneur's
"insane" vision becomes reality |
90 |
Dancing with the Stars: Donald Driver crowned champion |
91 |
In Secret Service hearing, additional allegations of
misconduct unearthed |
92 |
Suing the sender? Distracted driving lawsuit blames both
texters for crash |
93 |
Oxford requests Bigfoot samples for DNA testing |
94 |
Moon rock chips from Vegas casino mogul sent to NASA |
95 |
Some banks kept quiet on dimming Facebook outlook |
96 |
Traffic jam at the top of the world: Hundreds risk their lives
to summit Everest |
97 |
Homeland Security IG Investigates Fast and Furious |
98 |
Egypt readies excitedly for historic election |
99 |
Health experts: Routine PSA tests for prostate cancer not good
for health |
100 |
FAMU band members describe hazing ritual |
101 |
Wael Ghonim: Next Egyptian president will "be held
accountable" |
102 |
How scammers can steal your credit card information at the gas
pump |
103 |
Hawaii verifies Obama's birth records to Arizona |
104 |
Friends say "no back-story" to Fitzgerald's exit |
105 |
Broken ribs keep Nancy Reagan from attending Paul Ryan speech
at Reagan Presidential Library |
106 |
Documents show filmmakers were granted unique access to bin
Laden raid info |
107 |
White House responds to Cardinal Dolan, says Obama's health
care policy "respects religious liberty" |
108 |
Republicans push "new perspective" on women |
109 |
Allman on 7th marriage: "This is my first wife" |
110 |
Teen seeks to manufacture hiccups cure |
111 |
FBI fighting two-front war on growing enemy--cyber-espionage |
112 |
Royal DJ? Prince Charles spins vinyl in Toronto |
113 |
Study links calcium pills to heart attacks |
114 |
Person with active tuberculosis visited two Calif. neonatal
units |
115 |
United Nations: Six Fukushima reactor workers did not die from
radiation |
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