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It seems efforts are in full swing to make computer and the laptop personal like never before. However, this time it’s not special software or any innovative screen, but it is a computer pullover. Interestingly, it covers not just your computer but...
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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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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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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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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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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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DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc., maker of the “Shrek” movies and “Kung Fu Panda,” announced Tuesday it will switch from Advanced Micro Devices...
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The Trans-Atlantic MagLev VacTrain — A Magnetically Levitated Vacuum Tube Train
A Maglev train floats about 10mm above the guidway on a magnetic field and is...
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It’s clear that there’s a specific set of genes responsible for brain development when you’re in the womb, and that those genes affect your ability to...
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QUACK RESEARCH? The government wants to test chelation, a treatment for lead poisoning, on children with autism _ even though there’s no evidence it leads to...
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Only three percent of mobile phone users around the world recycle their old cellphones, Finnish handset maker Nokia said Tuesday. According to a global survey conducted...
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A prostate cancer study that could change how doctors treat some patients found that widely used hormone-blocking drugs did not improve survival chances for older men...
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There’s much excitement surrounding the launch of Apple’s new 3G iPhone. The new phone brings many wish list features like 3G, improved battery life on...
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It is official, or nearly so anyway! The next episode in the Tales game will soon make way on to Nintendo’s DS. Tagged Tales of Heart, the game has been developed by...
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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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An internal State Department investigative report suggests that employees may have been snooping on the passport records of celebrities far more than previously...
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An internal State Department investigation suggests that employees may have been snooping on the passport records of celebrities far more than previously disclosed, and...
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AP, Brussels
Privacy rights vs. terror fights: The EU and the United States are close to agreeing on how to protect personal and private data while still letting law enforcement...
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AP, Brussels
Privacy rights vs. terror fights: The EU and the United States are close to agreeing on how to protect personal and private data but still allow law enforcement...
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AP, San Francisco
Hoping to persuade more people to store their medical records online, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp. and a hodgepodge of health care providers and insurers have agreed on...
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Most employees know their bosses are usually within their rights snooping on workers’ e-mail, but text messaging has been in murkier territory.
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A federal appeals court has made it more difficult for employers to snoop legally on e-mails and text messages their workers send from company accounts.
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AP, San Francisco
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has made it more difficult for employers to legally access e-mails and text messages sent by their workers on company...
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The EU’s top data protection supervisor said Thursday that Google Inc.’s “Street View” map and imaging feature could pose privacy problems if it...
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AP, Boston
After privacy complaints, Google Inc. is beginning to automatically blur faces of people captured in the street photos taken for its Internet map program. Rolling it...
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Tax forms were sent out to thousands of people in Wisconsin with their Social Security numbers on the mailing labels. A vendor hired by the state of Georgia lost a...
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A few ways social networkers can help protect their privacy:
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Internet service providers must not release personal information about users in New Jersey without a valid subpoena, even to police, the state’s highest court...
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AP, Brussels
A European Union privacy panel wants Internet search engine providers like Google and Yahoo to delete data taken from users after six months, even when they operate...
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AP, Brussels
A European Union privacy panel on Wednesday urged Internet search engine providers like Google Inc., Yahoo and MSN to delete data taken from users after six months.
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AP, Washington
State Department workers viewed passport applications containing personal information about high-profile Americans, including the late Playboy playmate Anna Nicole...
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AP, Washington
State Department workers viewed passport applications containing personal information about high-profile Americans, including the late Playboy playmate Anna Nicole...
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The Associated Press has learned that a State Department review has found at least 20 instances of workers peeking at the passport files of high-profile Americans,...
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NebuAd CEO Bob Dykes poses at NebuAd headquarters in Redwood City, Calif., Thursday, Dec. 6, 2007. While Internet policy analysts in Britain, where online advertising company Phorm Inc. operates, argue that the company violates wiretap laws, NebuAd...
