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Imagine having a sound record of your DNA or genes in your pocket for a mere $100! This couldn’t all be something to wonder about in a decade’s time as Complete Genomics and BioNanomatrix have joined hands to devise a way of sequencing...
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Designer Chang Ting Jen’s entry at the International Bicycle Design Competition truly takes the functionality of the ever-popular bicycle up another notch. Christened...
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Unveiled at the recent Design Engineering & Manufacturing Solutions Expo held in Tokyo, the HUVO is an all-new and revolutionary electric vehicle concept that...
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Taking cellphone photography up a professional notch, the Mobile Phone Camera Telescope allows users to turn any cameraphone or digital camera into a professional unit...
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Despite of the myriad advantages of headsets, the noise interferences drive us mad, making us wonder whether we could ever get such a device devoid of background noise....
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Symbian seems to be all geared up to please its customer and business partner base. The company is looking at building a partnership network through which Symbian can...
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Fans of the British spy can now rejoice as the new game Quantum of Solace is going to be out soon. The game is based on Daniel Craig’s Bond and in spite of being...
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Space being a constraint for almost all gadget designers, it is becoming increasingly common to design astonishingly tiny gadgets. Phones aren’t far behind with...
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Korean markets are all set to witness the splendor of Motorola’s strategic 3G model, the ‘Z8m’. The video handset has had quite a good run in the...
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We’ve known for a while that large astronomical events can spell bad news for life: supernovae unleash unimaginable levels radiation, asteroids can kick up...
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Costa Rican-American physicist/rocket scientist Franklin Chang-Diaz is typical of the new breed of entrepreneurs driving the future of space travel.
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There’s one reliable law of video games: no matter how popular, influential or enduring one of them is, there’s someone out there who can’t stand it.
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AP, Washington
People trust dentists with their health. Some members of Congress are more skeptical.
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iPhone 3G’s launch is just 3 days away and due New Zealanders will be first people to get hold of new iPhone. Due to New Zealand’s graphical location Vodafone will...
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AP, San Francisco
In the latest expansion beyond its main mission of organizing the world’s information, Internet search leader Google Inc. hopes to orchestrate more virtual...
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AP, Washington
Executives from major Internet players _ Microsoft Corp., Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. _ are due for a grilling about online privacy in a Senate committee Wednesday,...
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The legendary venture capitalist, John Doerr is fond of white-boarding the difference in the Internet boom and the coming boom in green technology as follows:
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The long, dirty road with EA and T2, is coming to a close. EA has satisfied the Federal Trade Commission’s second round of information requests regarding its bid for...
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After all the troubles and problems with the new Firmware, they have come up with another update. With the new Firmware 2.41, it should fix all the XBM issues that the...
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AP, Kansas City
More than a year after they were introduced, federal rules intended to keep cell phone towers operating during natural disasters remain in limbo.
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TMNT buffs may soon be able to take their obsession onto the roads with the Turtle. Even if you weren’t a fan of the famous cartoon series, this vehicle sure is going...
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Government scientists are launching a five-year project Thursday aimed at safeguarding the world’s chocolate supply by dissecting the genome of the cocoa bean.
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Scientists at universities and corporations are about to get a major leg up in their tireless _ and profitable _ effort to reinvent the corn plant. A group of...
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AP, St. Louis
Scientists at universities and corporations are about to get a major leg up in their tireless _ and profitable _ effort to reinvent the corn plant. A group of...
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AP, Paris
Critics who praise the “complexity” of red Burgundy and Champagne are on target.
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Latest breakthroughs in the medical research help scientists solve the multiple sclerosis (MS) puzzle. Before the discovery, researchers were confused on the source of...
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What are your estimates of how different are we from chimps… 1 per cent? But Just as humans seem to be 0.3 per cent genetically different from one another, and not 0.1...
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The researchers of Finland and Germany created the term ‘Bioportfolio’ to illustrate viral genomic material remains in the body after infection. It can give-in helpful...
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The secret to superior Pinot Noir is out as the experts from the San Michele all’Adige Agrarian Institute decoded the genome of the pinot noir grape plant. This...
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Here is a new procedure for the efficient transfer of specific DNA sequences into the genome of strawberry. Researchers at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute (VBI)...
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