Bill Gates, Toshiba in early talks on nuclear reactor
Microsoft CEO: Google merits regulatory scrutiny
Google to leave China on April 10
The universe is a quantum computer
Touch Screens that Touch Back
Sony, Samsung detail 3D TV plans
Panasonic 3-D TVs Sell Out as "Avatar" Technology Reaches Homes
FCC's National Broadband Plan: What's in It?
AIDS virus can hide in bone marrow
Successful nanobot trials against cancer
Brain scan can read people's thoughts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Technology/Science: Thursday, 25 Mar 2010
Internet changes news consumption landscape
Belgian newspaper issues 3D edition
Canada and broadband: When 'behind' is actually ahead
Segregated wireless
Obama facing uprising over new NASA strategy
NASA Uses Fish to Fight Space Sickness
Air Force to Test New Hypersonic Aircraft
New Suborbital Spaceships Spark Scientific Frenzy
Earth's mag field may drop in a flash
Solar power could provide 10% of US energy
'Microrings' could nix wires for communications in homes, offices
Get your Jetpack soon!
Belgian newspaper issues 3D edition
Canada and broadband: When 'behind' is actually ahead
Segregated wireless
Obama facing uprising over new NASA strategy
NASA Uses Fish to Fight Space Sickness
Air Force to Test New Hypersonic Aircraft
New Suborbital Spaceships Spark Scientific Frenzy
Earth's mag field may drop in a flash
Solar power could provide 10% of US energy
'Microrings' could nix wires for communications in homes, offices
Get your Jetpack soon!
Technology/Science: Thursday, 04 Mar 2010
Technology/Science: Wednesday, 03 Mar 2010
Chilean Quake Likely Shifted Earth's Axis, NASA Scientist Says
Scientist eyes 39-day voyage to Mars
Millions of Tons of Water Ice Found at Moon's North Pole
Rising Threat of Infections Unfazed by Antibiotics
Doctors using patients' stem cells to repair failing hearts
Backpack Hydroelectric Plant Gives You 500 Watts on the Move
Ebert tries out new 'voice' on Winfrey's show
Scientist eyes 39-day voyage to Mars
Millions of Tons of Water Ice Found at Moon's North Pole
Rising Threat of Infections Unfazed by Antibiotics
Doctors using patients' stem cells to repair failing hearts
Backpack Hydroelectric Plant Gives You 500 Watts on the Move
Ebert tries out new 'voice' on Winfrey's show
Technology/Science: Friday, 26 Feb 2010
U.S. successfully tests airborne laser on missile
2nd Link
Astronauts install space station observation deck
23,000 now expected to lose jobs after shuttle retirement
Toshiba Develops 1TB SSD That Fits On A Postage Stamp
FCC's 100 Megabits to the Home: What It Means To You
Near-threshold computing could enable up to 100x reduction in power consumption
More than 75,000 computer systems hacked in one of largest cyber attacks
The Smarter You Are, The Less You Click
Solar Cells Use Nanoparticles to Capture More Sunlight
A new wire twist on silicon solar cells
The 2752 MPG car
Laugh at High Gas Prices With a 235-MPG VW
2nd Link
Astronauts install space station observation deck
23,000 now expected to lose jobs after shuttle retirement
Toshiba Develops 1TB SSD That Fits On A Postage Stamp
FCC's 100 Megabits to the Home: What It Means To You
Near-threshold computing could enable up to 100x reduction in power consumption
More than 75,000 computer systems hacked in one of largest cyber attacks
The Smarter You Are, The Less You Click
Solar Cells Use Nanoparticles to Capture More Sunlight
A new wire twist on silicon solar cells
The 2752 MPG car
Laugh at High Gas Prices With a 235-MPG VW
Technology/Science: Thursday, 11 Feb 2010
The end of the battery: British invent material that looks like plastic but can store electricity
Car Bodies Could Store Energy Like Batteries
Acid syringe 'could spell an end to dentist's drill'
'Nanobubbles' kill cancer cells
An engineering marvel is taking shape near Hoover Dam
Graphene Transistors that Work at Blistering Speeds
First germanium laser brings us closer to 'optical computers'
NIST's Second "Quantum Logic Clock" Based on Aluminum Ion is Now World's Most Precise Clock
Google prepares Facebook assault
Russia wants to charge more for US astronauts
Pictured: The cosmic factory that created the largest known star in our galaxy
Car Bodies Could Store Energy Like Batteries
Acid syringe 'could spell an end to dentist's drill'
'Nanobubbles' kill cancer cells
An engineering marvel is taking shape near Hoover Dam
Graphene Transistors that Work at Blistering Speeds
First germanium laser brings us closer to 'optical computers'
NIST's Second "Quantum Logic Clock" Based on Aluminum Ion is Now World's Most Precise Clock
Google prepares Facebook assault
Russia wants to charge more for US astronauts
Pictured: The cosmic factory that created the largest known star in our galaxy
Technology/Science: Wednesday, 10 Feb 2010
Not Camelot...
Politicians fight to keep America's moon mission alive
Organisms survive open space on ISS experiment
NASA mission to unravel sun's threat to Earth
What is it?
Cancer Risks Debated for Type of X-Ray Scan
About 8% of human DNA comes from viruses
Survival of the fittest theory: Darwinism's limits
The Potential for a 40-MPH Man
Researcher creates strongest metal foam ever
Physicist Discovers How to Teleport Energy
Jaguar Building a Turbine Hybrid
Thin Film Turns Any Surface Into a Touchscreen
Intel and Micron Unveil 25nm NAND Flash
"Forced Features" Drive Up Hybrid Prices
Politicians fight to keep America's moon mission alive
Organisms survive open space on ISS experiment
NASA mission to unravel sun's threat to Earth
What is it?
Cancer Risks Debated for Type of X-Ray Scan
About 8% of human DNA comes from viruses
Survival of the fittest theory: Darwinism's limits
The Potential for a 40-MPH Man
Researcher creates strongest metal foam ever
Physicist Discovers How to Teleport Energy
Jaguar Building a Turbine Hybrid
Thin Film Turns Any Surface Into a Touchscreen
Intel and Micron Unveil 25nm NAND Flash
"Forced Features" Drive Up Hybrid Prices
Technology/Science: Monday, 01 Feb 2010
More than 1,200 tiny quakes hit Yellowstone Park
Dubai islands sinking back to ocean?
Minnesota wind turbines won't work in cold weather
Green "Volcano" to Power U.K. Town
Brazil opens world's first ethanol-fired power plant
Laser fusion test results raise energy hopes
Richard Branson's underwater plane
Scientists say crack HIV/AIDS puzzle for drugs
Eye test that spots Alzheimer's 20 years before symptoms
German scientists develop fast-acting germ killer
Dubai islands sinking back to ocean?
Minnesota wind turbines won't work in cold weather
Green "Volcano" to Power U.K. Town
Brazil opens world's first ethanol-fired power plant
Laser fusion test results raise energy hopes
Richard Branson's underwater plane
Scientists say crack HIV/AIDS puzzle for drugs
Eye test that spots Alzheimer's 20 years before symptoms
German scientists develop fast-acting germ killer
Technology/Science: Friday, 29 Jan 2010
America's 1st Commercial Spaceport Blooms in the Desert
Forget space, Obama to direct NASA to monitor earth
Google may leave China after sophisticated attack...apparently directed towards Chinese human rights activists
Advice: government shouldn't use GMail
Apple unveils $499 "iPad", bets on new device class
Internet generation at risk of rickets
To beat spam, turn its own weapons against it
2010 will be a wild ride for IT
Emerging IEEE Ethernet standards could soothe data center headaches
Action movies to get 3D makeovers, re-releases (Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, etc.)
Forget space, Obama to direct NASA to monitor earth
Google may leave China after sophisticated attack...apparently directed towards Chinese human rights activists
Advice: government shouldn't use GMail
Apple unveils $499 "iPad", bets on new device class
Internet generation at risk of rickets
To beat spam, turn its own weapons against it
2010 will be a wild ride for IT
Emerging IEEE Ethernet standards could soothe data center headaches
Action movies to get 3D makeovers, re-releases (Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, etc.)
Technology/Science: Wednesday, 26 Jan 2010
Cosmic Currents May Move Faster Than Light
Nasa photographs 'trees' on Mars
Mystery object to whizz by Earth Wednesday
New idea for a space cannon
NASA's personal aircraft
NASA test drives all-composite prototype spacecraft
Skydiver Felix Baumgartner seeks to break sound barrier
Skydiver Plans Supersonic Jump from Edge of Space
Colliding Particles Can Make Black Holes
$99 Wii Balance Board Outperforms $17,885 Medical Rig
Man Uses Math to Explain Why he Doesn't have a Girlfriend (I might have an idea or two...)
Nasa photographs 'trees' on Mars
Mystery object to whizz by Earth Wednesday
New idea for a space cannon
NASA's personal aircraft
NASA test drives all-composite prototype spacecraft
Skydiver Felix Baumgartner seeks to break sound barrier
Skydiver Plans Supersonic Jump from Edge of Space
Colliding Particles Can Make Black Holes
$99 Wii Balance Board Outperforms $17,885 Medical Rig
Man Uses Math to Explain Why he Doesn't have a Girlfriend (I might have an idea or two...)
Technology/Science: Sunday, 10 Jan 2010
A 'fountain of youth' for stem cells?
Why Some Continue to Eat When Full
Rat Made Supersmart
DNA date matching
'Spoonful Of Sugar' Makes The Worms' Life Span Go Down
New Antifreeze Molecule Isolated In Alaska Beetle
Wandering pole
Scientists watch deep-sea volcano for first time
China to require Internet domain name registration
Tying pirates in knots
Growing crops in buildings proposed as solution to world's food woes
Color - the next limited resource
Why Some Continue to Eat When Full
Rat Made Supersmart
DNA date matching
'Spoonful Of Sugar' Makes The Worms' Life Span Go Down
New Antifreeze Molecule Isolated In Alaska Beetle
Wandering pole
Scientists watch deep-sea volcano for first time
China to require Internet domain name registration
Tying pirates in knots
Growing crops in buildings proposed as solution to world's food woes
Color - the next limited resource
Technology/Science: Wednesday, 07 Jan 2010
"Green" nuclear energy (who knew?)
Controlled fusion?
A Quantum Leap in Battery Design
Hot Electrons Could Double Solar Power
Scientists improve chip memory by stacking cells
Keeping Pacemakers Safe from Hackers
Why computers are no good at math
Stockholm syndrome for iPhone users?
ICANN approves internationalized domain names
ESPN, Discovery launching 3D television networks
Awesome: Burying carbon to improve crops
Controlled fusion?
A Quantum Leap in Battery Design
Hot Electrons Could Double Solar Power
Scientists improve chip memory by stacking cells
Keeping Pacemakers Safe from Hackers
Why computers are no good at math
Stockholm syndrome for iPhone users?
ICANN approves internationalized domain names
ESPN, Discovery launching 3D television networks
Awesome: Burying carbon to improve crops
Technology/Science: Wednesday, 06 Jan 2010
Google CEO: If you don't want someone to know what you are doing, maybe you should stop doing it (don't blame us for invading your privacy)
China stretches the imagination with world's longest sea bridge
Mediterranean Sea filled in less than two years
Way cool: A fresh way to take the salt out of seawater
World's first osmotic power plant
NASA Uses Algae to Turn Sewage Into Fuel
New Nano-Material May Revolutionize Windows, Solar Panels and Batteries
New solar plane takes first test flight
Innovation puts next-generation solar cells on the horizon
A 25-Year Battery
Thin-Film Solar with High Efficiency
LED Bulbs Save Substantial Energy, a Study Finds
Scientists crack 'entire genetic code' of cancer
DNA: Proteins Grooving Down the Helix to Find Their Target
Organic, local food debunked
Meat grown in laboratory in world first
Man revived after being dead for 47 minutes
Man trapped in 23-year 'coma' reveals horror of being unable to tell doctors he was conscious
China stretches the imagination with world's longest sea bridge
Mediterranean Sea filled in less than two years
Way cool: A fresh way to take the salt out of seawater
World's first osmotic power plant
NASA Uses Algae to Turn Sewage Into Fuel
New Nano-Material May Revolutionize Windows, Solar Panels and Batteries
New solar plane takes first test flight
Innovation puts next-generation solar cells on the horizon
A 25-Year Battery
Thin-Film Solar with High Efficiency
LED Bulbs Save Substantial Energy, a Study Finds
Scientists crack 'entire genetic code' of cancer
DNA: Proteins Grooving Down the Helix to Find Their Target
Organic, local food debunked
Meat grown in laboratory in world first
Man revived after being dead for 47 minutes
Man trapped in 23-year 'coma' reveals horror of being unable to tell doctors he was conscious
Technology/Science: Thursday, 17 Dec 2009
Virgin Galactic unveils commercial spaceship
Virgin Galactic Launch Vehicle Attractive to Military
Mystery as spiral blue light display hovers above Norway
New Model of the Universe Says Past Crystallises out of the Future
Hubble peers deeper than ever into the universe
Rumours that first dark matter particle found
Mars Had Liquid Water in Recent Past, Rover Finds
Virgin Galactic Launch Vehicle Attractive to Military
Mystery as spiral blue light display hovers above Norway
New Model of the Universe Says Past Crystallises out of the Future
Hubble peers deeper than ever into the universe
Rumours that first dark matter particle found
Mars Had Liquid Water in Recent Past, Rover Finds
Technology/Science: Tuesday, 01 Dec 2009
A New Recipe for Rocket Fuel
Virgin Galactic's Space-Grazing Aircraft Is Ready for Liftoff
Two solar sailing trials readied for launch next year
Space Elevators Climbing Towards Reality
Solar plant to store energy in molten salt
Using a solar station to generate energy
The space scow
Asteroid passes just 8,700miles from Earth - with only 15 hours warning
US Navy Ordered to Listen for Martian Radio Broadcasts in 1924
Amazing Mars landscapes
Mars missions doomed from the start?
Virgin Galactic's Space-Grazing Aircraft Is Ready for Liftoff
Two solar sailing trials readied for launch next year
Space Elevators Climbing Towards Reality
Solar plant to store energy in molten salt
Using a solar station to generate energy
The space scow
Asteroid passes just 8,700miles from Earth - with only 15 hours warning
US Navy Ordered to Listen for Martian Radio Broadcasts in 1924
Amazing Mars landscapes
Mars missions doomed from the start?
Technology/Science: Friday, 30 Oct 2009
Japanese firms to develop small nuclear reactors
Russia Develops Spaceship with Nuclear Engine
...Hopes nuclear ship will fly humans to Mars
Government efficiency: $150 million solar plant powers only 3000 homes
Wrapping Solar Cells around an Optical Fiber
Slim, warm superconductors promise faster electronics
100-core processor?
Microsoft to open up Outlook data format
Cell phone/cancer link confirmed?
How Terahertz Waves Tear Apart DNA
Pseudo Black Hole Created in Lab
Russia Develops Spaceship with Nuclear Engine
...Hopes nuclear ship will fly humans to Mars
Government efficiency: $150 million solar plant powers only 3000 homes
Wrapping Solar Cells around an Optical Fiber
Slim, warm superconductors promise faster electronics
100-core processor?
Microsoft to open up Outlook data format
Cell phone/cancer link confirmed?
How Terahertz Waves Tear Apart DNA
Pseudo Black Hole Created in Lab
Technology/Science: Friday, 23 Oct 2009
NASA goals don't match money
Volunteers wanted for simulated 520-day Mars mission
Air Force's Secretive Space Plane Nears Maiden Voyage
Engineers create fingernail-size chip that holds 1TB of data
Google CEO "It is possible for the government to screw the Internet up, big-time"
How your brain creates the fourth dimension
Algae and Light Help Injured Mice Walk Again
Volunteers wanted for simulated 520-day Mars mission
Air Force's Secretive Space Plane Nears Maiden Voyage
Engineers create fingernail-size chip that holds 1TB of data
Google CEO "It is possible for the government to screw the Internet up, big-time"
How your brain creates the fourth dimension
Algae and Light Help Injured Mice Walk Again
Technology/Science: Tuesday, 19 Oct 2009
22-year old invents solar refrigerator
...How it works
Rate of evolution harder to predict than previously thought
New insights into the 3D structure of DNA
Morphing ChemBot
Meteor Explodes Over the Netherlands
States weigh campaign rules for the Internet age
The science has been settled (even though it hasn't)
...How it works
Rate of evolution harder to predict than previously thought
New insights into the 3D structure of DNA
Morphing ChemBot
Meteor Explodes Over the Netherlands
States weigh campaign rules for the Internet age
The science has been settled (even though it hasn't)
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