January - March 2009
- Is Face Recognition Clever or Creepy?
'S' Is for Safety: New Browser Hack Uncovered- E-Mailing Without an Address
New photo programs include revolutionary face-spotting technology.
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September - December 2008
- Making an Old Brain Young
- Browser Wars Move to the Cell Phone
- New CAFE Standards Don't Require Innovation
- E-Voting's Biggest Test
- New Tech Could Change Genetic Research
- 'Stinky' No More: First Clean Coal Plant
- Spotless Mind? Erasing Memories for Real
- High-Tech Strategies for the Energy Crisis
- Open Software Could Safeguard E-Voting
- Is Marijuana the Better Antibiotic?
- Making Money From Social Ties
- A Way to Uncover Hidden Prints
Scientists develop ways to make adult brains as facile as young ones.
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April - August 2008
- Twitter Competitor Does It With Video
- Racing to Catch Olympics Cheats
- Spit Sensor Spots Oral Cancer
- Would You Swallow a Robot?
- Researchers Find Cheap Way to Store Solar
- Will Google Buy Digg?
- Magnets May Help Beat Cancer
- Climate Solution: Make Houses Out of CO2
- Are Search Sites Over-Censoring in China?
- New Laser Zaps Away Cancer
- Need a Parking Spot? Go Online
- A Social Networking Site for Health Nuts
- Internet Calls: Who's Listening In?
- Forget Touch Screens: Just Wave Your Hand
- Can Social-Networking Sites Make Money?
"12seconds.tv" allows microbloggers to record 12-second video blogs.
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March 2008
- How Programmers Plan to Soup Up Iphones
Apple gives outside developers a kit to create software for the iphone.
February 2008
- Clothes that Clean Themselves?
- Different Profiles for Different 'Personality'
- Why Did the Web Go Out?
- Moving in on the Wii?
Don't worry about wine stains. Scientists develop self-cleaning wool, silk.
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January 2008
- E-Voting With (Little) Confidence
- TV for the Visually Impaired
- Researchers Create Mice-Bats
- New CAFE Standards Don't Require Innovation
- Laptop Program to Intel: Good Riddance
In voting machines, usability is as big of a concern as security, experts say.
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December 2007
- The Year in Energy
- 2007: Touch Screens Take Gadget World by Storm
- Scientists Turn CO2 into Gasoline
- Fingerprint-Free Cell Phone?
- Company: We Can Read Minds
Biofuels, more-efficient vehicles and solar power top energy stories of year.
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November 2007
- Your Robotic Personal Assistant
- More Trusting Because of Turkey?
- Say Goodbye to Car Chases
- YourStreet Maps News
New software lets robots pick up objects they have never seen before.
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October 2007
- Making Games Physical
- Next Generation of Sports Doping
- Mac's Leopard Is Faster, Better
- Nokia Unveils Wi-Fi Tablet Computer
- Can Batteries Save the Power Grid?
- Invisibility Cloak Coming Soon?
- Flying Car About to Take Off?
- Machine Could Weave Batteries into Uniforms
- Ear Sensor May Improve Athletic Prowess
With a new vest, players can feel the impact of video games.
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July 2007
- Game On, Rain or Shine
- Want Tasty Brew? Just Listen
- New Nanoparticles Can Target Cancer
New sports game will have live weather that affects play.
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June 2007
- The iPhone's Untapped Potential
- Monitoring the Brain in 3-D
- From DVD to HD DVD
The iPhone's hidden sensors can pick up environmental cues and adjust to them.
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