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The oldest living thing on Earth is a massive “meadow” of sea grass growing in the Mediterranean between Spain and Cyprus. It’s … Read More >>
DarwinBot is a surrogate play partner for man’s best friend
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The problem facing Microsoft developer Jordan Correa and his wife was hardly an uncommon one. They both have full time jobs … Read More >>
Dangerous tweets: Arrested, fined in 140 characters or less
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In 2010, South Yorkshire police showed up at the workplace of 26-year old Paul … Read More >>
New bill would make open access to federal research mandatory
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For the last several years, research funded by the National Institutes of … Read More >>
GPS air traffic navigation system would be crippled by LightSquared network, Congress is told
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Airline industry representatives and a US transportation official told members of … Read More >>
Arcade game luminaries see parallels in today’s social, mobile games
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If there’s anyone who can make sense of the recent, meteoric rise of mobile and … Read More >>
Windows 8 on ARM: the desktop is there, so’s Office, but not much more
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Ending months of speculation on the matter, Microsoft has revealed that Windows 8 … Read More >>
Jury rules that Eolas’s "interactive web" patent is invalid
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An East Texas patent case that has attracted the attention of the technology … Read More >>
Paul McCartney concert stream will test the waters on live Apple TV viewership
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Apple may indeed be using the Apple TV to test the live broadcasting waters, as … Read More >>
Microsoft, Google, and Apple talk up "fair and reasonable" patent license fees
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Microsoft today issued a brief statement promising to make “essential patents” … Read More >>