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RSSAlzheimer’s is neurodegenerative disease and can be characterized by progressive mental deterioration together with declining activities of day to day living and behavioral changes. At present all over the world, 26 million people are suffering with...
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Could viruses be put to a better use, instead devising plots to ransack the usable? What about using them to fashion microscopic batteries? As per The Proceedings of...
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With Sprint bringing live actions of NFL for its mobile phone customers, AT&T can’t stay behind. After bringing its MediaFLO-based Mobile TV service to LG Vu and...
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LG’s foray in fashion phones market saw the advent of stylish brands including Chocolate, Shine and of course the irresistible Prada. Picture of a new smartphone from...
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Mind-altering drugs, without the side-effects? Count us in, as long as we don’t have to meet...
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Photosynth takes a collection of regular photographs and reconstructs the scene or object in a 3-D environment.
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Picture this - you are sitting in an upmarket cafe, flashing your supercool eyewear, and the girl on the table opposite to yours gives you come hither glances,...
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With the market well nigh flooded with multi-function gizmos that offer you everything you can probably stuff in a handheld, would you be at all interested in a device...
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Just when we thought the cassette player of the baby boomer age had done its time, in comes a weird contraption that may be just a techie’s prank. Very little...
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Nintendo’s hit Wii console with its wandlike remote controller has been targeted in patent infringement complaints by a U.S. technology company.
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If you observe a piece of plywood in cross section, you will notice the multiple layers sandwiched and pasted together in a tight bind. Based on these lines is the Ply...
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Digital cameras have liberated awe-struck travelers and proud parents from worrying about the price of film processing. But showing off those megapixels of memories is...
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Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp is completing its split into five publicly traded companies Thursday _ a move intended to give each business more focus and...
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Salesforce.com Inc. kept its financial guidance within the range of analyst estimates Wednesday, disappointing investors who expected a more bullish forecast from one...
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Semtech Corp.’s second-quarter profit increased 29 percent to top analyst estimates on rising sales of the company’s chips, which help manage power and...
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A federal judge is allowing a Pennsylvania woman to sue Universal Music Corp. for forcing YouTube to take down a video clip of her baby dancing to Prince’s...
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We’ve seen pictures from the factory coming loaded on new iPhones before, but this is the first time we’ve seen what appear to be intentional snapshots...
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Giotto Bizzarrini designed some of the best race cars in the world back then in the 1960s. His production based GT racers were mildly successful but were classy and...
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An expensive vaccine aimed at preventing cervical cancer makes sense for young teens when it comes to cost-effectiveness, but not for women in their 20s, contends a new...
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For PlayStation 3 fans who want to do more than mash buttons when playing games on the console, Sony Corp. is introducing a wireless keypad that can be attached to the...
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We can now see one of the most popular Japanese cell phones entering the international market. Japan is planning to launch the very famous Wallet Phone that relies on a...
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In 2002, at a Johns Hopkins University laboratory, a business consultant named Dede Osborn took a psychedelic drug as part of a research project. She felt like she was...
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Despite the common notion that America remains plagued by a divorce epidemic, the national per capita divorce rate has declined steadily since its peak in 1981 and is...
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If you are living in the United States and do not have a health insurance, be aware! Once you are sick, and taken to a hospital, it is sure to fall heavily on your...
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Robots are increasingly coming to equip our future operating rooms. Among all the new high-tech medical tools, Johns Hopkins University researchers have come up with a...
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Recently a method has come up called preimplantation genetic diagnosis, or P.G.D., in here, the embryos are first created in a test tube and then transferred to a...
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Short height of people may increase the risk of obesity and the onset of type 2 diabetes. The journal ‘Diabetes Care’ has published a research report that...
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Nearly 18 percent of mothers displayed some symptoms of depression after the births of their children. This is revealed by a recent joint study conducted by researchers...
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