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Video: "Modern Warfare 2" not so modern? - 13 hours ago
The single player campaign is intense, the multiplayer is sleek, but the game stumbles in some key...
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IntelliDrive program blends technology, safety - 1 hour ago
The Department of Transportation’s IntelliDrive program brings together government, industry,...
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Give the gift of gaming accessories - 1 hour ago
These gadgets help gamers play longer, better, more efficiently and more comfortably. Here are a few...
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Child Porn Virus: Threat or Bad Defense? - 6 hours ago
Larry Magid Addresses Fears that Computer Viruses Can Put Illegal Files on Your Computer
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Video: Many Rape Kits Go Untested - 14 hours ago
While thousands of rape kits throughout the nation never make it to crime labs for testing, Armen...
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Let's Kill the OS Upgrade Disc - 19 hours ago
Life Would Be Easier if We Paid for Ongoing OS Upgrades the Way We Pay for Other Digital Assets - By...
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Wrapping up Speeds and Feeds, part 3: Ruggedness - 1 hour ago
Rugged laptops are available from several manufacturers, but they're too bulky and expensive for...
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Singularity University seasons executives for the future - 1 hour ago
During the institution's inaugural executive program, 20 students are getting an intense education...
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Nokia: Smartphone batteries need 'breakthrough' - 1 hour ago
The head of the handset maker's research center says it will be a long time yet before power-hungry...
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Barring the door to net nasties - 1 week ago
AS with car airbags and home insurance policies, you may not know how good your computer security...
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Indian Official Finds No Link To Global Warming And Glacier Melt - 19 hours ago
Scientists were outraged on Tuesday over comments made by India’s environment minister, in which he...
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Dinosaurs May Have Been Warm-Blooded - 2 hours ago
Many dinosaurs may have been warm-blooded just like mammals or birds, potentially explaining their...
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Hundreds of Facebook Groups 'Hijacked' - yesterday
An anonymous group has exploited a security loophole in the social networking site Facebook by...
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Schools Shun Amazon Kindle, Saying Blind Can't Use It - 2 hours ago
Amazon's Kindle can read books aloud, but if you're blind it can be difficult to turn that function...
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On Fringe, Radiation Ghoul is Pure Fiction - 5 days ago
In this week's Fringe episode, "Earthling," the team searches for an explanation behind a string of...
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Viewtopia 11/03/09: Top 5 DVDs of the Week (With Video!) - 1 week ago
Fans of G.I. Joe are served a double helping this week with the release of the live-action...
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Call of Duty game hits the shelves - yesterday
Hotly anticipated video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 went on sale at midnight at stores...
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Sharkey on threat to live music - yesterday
Campaigners from the music industry say licences are preventing musicians and publicans from making...
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MPs debate 'violent' video game - yesterday
Two Labour MPs pose questions in the House of Commons ahead of the high-profile launch of videogame...
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SPACE PHOTOS THIS WEEK: Sun Storm, Galactic Core, More - yesterday
The active sun extends loops of particles, chaos reigns in the Milky Way's...
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Sesame Street Goes Green at 40--But Warming "Too Scary"
With help from Michelle Obama, Sesame Street kicked off its Google-hyped...
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Elephant Seals Sleep While Diving, Study Suggests - yesterday
With no land to rest on and the seabed miles below, migrating elephant seals use...
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Better Ion Engines May Keep Satellites Alive Longer - 1 hour ago
Carbon nanotubes can create more reliable satellite thrusters that save on propellant, reduce launch...
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3 Telescopes Combine for Stunning Milky Way Photo - 1 hour ago
Images of Milky Way hub from Hubble, Spitzer and Chandra combined into composite.
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Wild Solar System Spotted Around Distant Star - 1 hour ago
Planetary system around young star shows same chaotic dynamics as our early solar system.
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Brain-Like Chip May Solve Computers' Big Problem: Energy - 4 days ago
Kwabena Boahen is working to create a computer that will fulfill his boyhood vision—a new kind of...
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The Man Who Discovered What Killed the Dinosaurs - 2 weeks ago
Walter Alvarez has been credited with many geologic findings—including the precise time and cause of...
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Who Killed All Those Honeybees? We Did - 3 weeks ago
The great bee die-off is not such a mystery after all: Industrial agriculture has stressed our...
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The horse genome: Riding high - 6 days ago
The DNA of the domesticated horse shows evolution at workTHE genomes of many mammals have now been...
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Nanobiotechnology: Seeding the seeds - 6 days ago
Carbon nanotubes find an unusual use as fertilisersMANURE, compost and ash were used as fertilisers...
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Agriculture and satellites: Harvest moon - 6 days ago
Artificial satellites are helping farmers boost crop yieldsFOR farmers, working out the optimal...
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The PC Privacy Battle at the Border - 3 hours ago
Civil liberties groups continue to lock horns with the Department of Homeland Security over...
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Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities for Pedestrians - 1 hour ago
Transportation groups say states aren't spending enough to improve safety. ...
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WATCH: Google a Flu Shot - 2 hours ago
Search engine teams up with government to create "flu shot finder." Google -...
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Twitter Hit Gets TV Deal: CBS Options S***MyDadSays - 19 hours ago
Son gets CBS deal after posting dad's profanity-riddled quips on Twitter.
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Brain-Like Chip May Solve Computers' Big Problem: Energy - 4 days ago
Kwabena Boahen is working to create a computer that will fulfill his boyhood vision—a new kind of...
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Visual Science: A Stimulating View - 2 weeks ago
Researchers are using a new laser-like technique for looking inside of tissues.
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A Wing and a Prayer: The U.S.'s Crumbling Air-Travel Infrastructure - 2 weeks ago
Nearly 60 percent of the FAA’s control towers have surpassed their expected useful lives of 30 years...
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What’s Menopause and When Does It Begin? - 1 hour ago
There are detectable signs when a woman is nearing the end of her child-bearing years.
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Robots to Swarm the Seas - 1 hour ago
Swarms of soup-can-sized robots will soon plunge into the ocean seeking data on poorly understood...
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Golf Balls: The Litter of the Leisure Class - 1 hour ago
Lost golf balls can take a century and perhaps up to 1,000 years to decompose.
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Collider resumes hunt for 'God particle' - 2 hours ago
Excitement is building around the $10 billion Large Hadron Collider as the European Organization for...
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Firefox turns 5, faces new challenges - yesterday
The first version of the popular Firefox browser was released five years ago this week. Firefox...
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Protesters hijack more than 200 Facebook groups - 18 hours ago
Hundreds of Facebook groups have been hijacked in recent days by users pointing out what they say is...
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Does Intel Hold the Edge in Antitrust Cases? - 12 hours ago
Dramatic chip-price drops could confound antitrust complaints by New York State, AMD, and the...
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Intel Faces Lawsuit - 15 hours ago
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has sued Intel, claiming it has a monopoly. BusinessWeek's...
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Nokia Launches Critical N900 Phone - 20 hours ago
Decked out with features, Nokia's new handset/tablet equals the iPhone in specs. But it's the Maemo...
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Hi-Tech Key and Safe Teen Driving - 2 months ago
Ford's Parent-Conrtrolled "MyKey" is Designed to Control Speed Limit Observation and Seat Belt...
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Top Tech for Back-To-School - 2 months ago
CNET's Natali Del Conte Gives Her Picks for the Season's Best Education Gadgets for Kids
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Hottest Summer Gadgets - 2 months ago
CNET's Natali Del Conte Demos Latest Gizmos Designed to Enhance Your Fun
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The horse genome: Riding high - 6 days ago
The DNA of the domesticated horse shows evolution at workTHE genomes of many mammals have now been...
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Nanobiotechnology: Seeding the seeds - 6 days ago
Carbon nanotubes find an unusual use as fertilisersMANURE, compost and ash were used as fertilisers...
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Agriculture and satellites: Harvest moon - 6 days ago
Artificial satellites are helping farmers boost crop yieldsFOR farmers, working out the optimal...
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