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February 2008
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Don't worry about wine stains. Scientists develop self-cleaning wool, silk.Related:
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New site lets users create profiles for different sides of their personalities.Related:
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Multiple outages in India, Middle East show fragility of Web at choke points.Related:
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New motion-based controller is designed for more realistic play for gamers.Related:
January 2008
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In voting machines, usability is as big of a concern as security, experts say.Related:
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Researchers are trying to enhance picture quality so the blind can watch TV.Related:
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Putting bat DNA into mice sheds light on how limbs evolved.Related:
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New tech required to meet standards are minimal, experts say.Related:
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Reports of initiative's demise have been exaggerated, One Laptop per Child says.Related:
December 2007
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Biofuels, more-efficient vehicles and solar power top energy stories of year.Related:
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This year, researchers develop touch screens, self-driving vehicles.Related:
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Could concentrated solar energy be used to convert CO2 into gasoline?Related:
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New self-cleaning surfaces could keep your touch screen smudge-free.Related:
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A startup claims to read people's minds while they view ads.Related:
November 2007
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New software lets robots pick up objects they have never seen before.Related:
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Turkey's sleep-inducing amino acid tryptophan may affect your sense of trust.Related:
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A beam of microwave energy could stop vehicles in their tracks.Related:
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Site connects news stories to places, creating different kind of social network.Related:
October 2007
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With a new vest, players can feel the impact of video games.Related:
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New drugs for muscle-wasting diseases could become next big thing for athletes.Related:
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On sale Friday, MacOS 10.5 offers easy file recovery, parental controls.Related:
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Loaded with Web 2.0 apps, N810 could help usher in location-aware computing.Related:
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Big batteries fight blackouts, could make renewable power economically viable.Related:
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Researchers may be closer to making every kid's fantasy a reality.Related:
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You could be cruising in a flying car by next year.Related:
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A new machine turn soldiers' uniforms into power supplies.Related:
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The sensor measures performance -- such as speed and posture -- in real time.
July 2007
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New sports game will have live weather that affects play.Related:
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A new ultrasound technique could make beer even better.Related:
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Particles can attack tumors in multiple ways, according to researchers.
June 2007
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The iPhone's hidden sensors can pick up environmental cues and adjust to them.
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New technology gives surgeons a 3-D image of the brain.
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Intel's alogorithm can boost resolution as it plays in real time.Related:
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