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The National Science Foundation might need IBMs services to build the world’s fastest supercomputer at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The information was accidently placed on a...
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Consistent with DIESEL’s philosophy of Innovation and Individuality, the Micro Car is a visionary vehicle that aims at becoming the transport option of choice for...
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SIM2 (not Sims 2 you gaming fad) can proudly bear the tag of having one the most highly priced and high-performance projectors for home theaters. They’ve just added a...
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Unveiled today at the 2008 British Motor Show, Project Eagle has finally made its public debut as the Evora. The mid-engine 2+2 is powered by a Lotus-tuned 3.5-litre V6...
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What about adding some warmth with the red flare of iPhone 3G this Christmas? Apple’s penchant for the red is rumored to come alive once again this winter season when...
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If we will go back few years from now and compare the world at that time and what it is now, we will see we have come a long way in short span...
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BSNL is poised to launch a telecom expansion overdrive in rural India. The government owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has unveiled a majestic plan to expand in rural...
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Hynix Semiconductor Inc., the world’s second-largest memory chip manufacturer, said Thursday it will close its only U.S. factory amid changes in production...
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Ok before you get your hope up, lemme burst your bubble here. The Bikini PDA type phone has nothing to do with a bikini, except for the print on its body perhaps. With...
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Taking electronic paper technology one step ahead, E Ink is all set to introduce E Ink Vixplex Imaging Film for the outer display in future clamshell handsets. Since...
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With the market for electronic books still relatively sleepy, Sony Corp. is trying a new tack: untethering the latest model of its e-book reading device from its own...
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Amazon.com Inc. doesn’t seem to be bothered by high gas prices or the sputtering U.S. economy.
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Hynix Semiconductor Inc., the world’s second-largest memory chip manufacturer, said Thursday it will close its only U.S. factory amid changes in production...
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Vehicles will soon run on fuel made from household waste as a chemical company in Britain has found a way to make bioethanol from rubbish.
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Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday said Kevin Johnson, the executive in charge of its Windows and Web operations and an instrumental player in the company’s failed...
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As a science fiction fan, I have come across something that annoys me. There seem to be a limited number of things that can happen in a series, and episodes start...
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Americans are learning quickly what took Europeans decades to learn—how to cope with high gas prices. Automakers aren’t reacting quickly enough, so many of us are...
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Microsoft Corp. says the executive in charge of its Windows and Web operations is leaving the company.
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When the new iPhone was finally released this year, one of its top new features was the built-in GPS functionality.
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The future of software development is about good craftsmen. With infrastructure like Amazon Web Services and an abundance of basic libraries, it no longer takes a...
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Nokia Corp. and Qualcomm Inc. say they have agreed to settle a high-stakes licensing dispute and end a series of legal battles that has spanned several continents.
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Along with the coal-fired power plants at the environmentalists’ target points, the ‘fly ash’ emitted form them as waste has always been a concern for both health and...
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With the world experiencing frequent tsunamis and volcanic eruptions-related phenomenon, the increasing need for monitoring the underground volcanoes goes without...
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The most detailed, high-resolution map of Antarctica has been produced for the first time. More than a thousand images taken by the Landsat 7 satellite have been...
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It seems that this is a golden age of astronomy as more and more discoveries are being made from the online community members. This new online service has provided the...
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Scientists have found the biggest tsunami ever measured! It occurred on July 9, 1958 in Lituya Bay, Alaska. Triggered by an earthquake of 7.5 magnitudes, the tsunami...
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Scientists are developing plastics in an environment-responsible way! Yes, they are using environmentally friendly substances like vitamin C or pure water to make...
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An ‘optically switchable’ material has been created by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute researchers. Magically, it can change a surface from its sticky...
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Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine researchers revealed the genetics behind how the ancient four-footed animals evolved into streamlined marine whales. ...
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A small, inexpensive remote-control plane is to come to the market soon. It is a sensing tool, being prototyped by a Kansas State University research team. This...
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Just two years to go, and we may see the earth diminishing of its abundant of fly ash disposed off onto it especially from coal-burning power plants. But how? Henry...
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Look at that fleet of aerial drones. They are not meant for an exhibit or a test ride of new models. These aerial drones have a nobler ambition than these. They are...
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We all know that magma that flows beneath volcanoes produces tremors deep inside the Earth. But, a new study suggests something else too! It says that tremors can also...
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While some scientists are busy studying Alaska’s Augustine Volcano, as it erupts and sends a plume of ash more than 40,000 feet into the air, others are busy...
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In an effort to find a clue to this, an international team of astronomers has looked at something very big, a distant galaxy. It is to study the behavior of things very...
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An invitation for two months to the Antarctica. Not for a holiday trip. Canadian Space Agency informed that Dr. Gordon Osinski, scientist at the Canadian Space...
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