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Chip Shot: Santa: All I Want For Christmas Is a New Laptop

18.12.2008 18:27    intel.com
If Black Friday is any indication, consumer electronics will continue to be at the top of many people's holiday wish lists. For three lucky winners of the "Need a Tech Make over" contest sponsored by Federated Media, HotHardware and Intel,
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Chip Shot: Extended Notebook Battery Life Guidelines Updated

18.12.2008 18:27    intel.com
The mobile PC Extended Battery Life Working Group (EBL WG) has released updated guidelines for measurement of notebook PC display power. As displays are one of the top power consuming components in a typical PC, the EBL WG guidelines are
World    Intel News    Press-releases

NTSB issues safety alert on operating aircraft in icing conditions

18.12.2008 18:24    aviation-safety.net
News item. The Aviation Safety Network Website . Last updated: 18 December 2008.

Indonesia passes new aviation safety bill

18.12.2008 18:24    aviation-safety.net
News item. The Aviation Safety Network Website . Last updated: 18 December 2008.


Tanzania CAA suspends Air Tanzania's AOC over safety issues

18.12.2008 18:24    aviation-safety.net
News item. The Aviation Safety Network Website . Last updated: 18 December 2008.

First cases of touch-emotion synaesthesia discovered

18.12.2008 16:59    newscientist.com
If the feel of denim is depressing, corduroy is confusing, but tennis balls send you to heaven, you may have a newly discovered form of synaesthesia

Fat fingers no problem with 'see-through' touchscreen

18.12.2008 16:59    newscientist.com
Devices just a centimetre across could be simple to use if fitted with a touch interface on the back

Calls to scrap the 'leap second' grow

18.12.2008 16:59    newscientist.com
The group charged with reviewing the future of the leap second, which keeps global time in sync, says there is little reason to keep adding it

Flaw may have sent Beagle 2 to a fiery doom

18.12.2008 16:59    newscientist.com
A design flaw probably caused the Mars probe to spin out of control as it descended, says a team of hypersonics engineers

Mac OS X 10.5.6: booting into Setup Assistant; battery menu problems

18.12.2008 16:54    macfixit.com
Recurring problems with the massive update.

Experts detail the 3 rules for technological fixes

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Technology can do great things, but it also can be over sold as panacea for a host of social ills. A better use of technology can be gained if those who guide technology policy are clear about how to apply

Common infant virus may trigger type 1 diabetes

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Human parechovirus is a harmless virus which is encountered by most infants and displays few symptoms. Suspected of triggering type 1 diabetes in susceptible people, research methods need to take this 'silent' virus into consideration. This comes from findings in

First trimester smoking linked to oral clefts

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Smoking during the first trimester of pregnancy is clearly linked with an increased risk of cleft lip in newborns. Genes that play a role in detoxification of cigarette smoke do not appear to be involved. This is shown in a

Dangerous skin cancer

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
The German Cancer Society has worked out new guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of malignant melanoma -- a disease with unfavorable prognosis. Malignant melanoma is responsible for 90 percent of deaths from skin cancer. The incidence has increased 5-fold

Miscarriage and infertility treatment increase pre-eclampsia risk

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Repeated miscarriages and hormone treatment for infertility give an increased risk of pre-eclampsia among pregnant women. This comes from a new study from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. More than 20,000 first-time mothers from the Norwegian Mother and Child

Patients with severe psoriasis need evaluation of heart disease risk

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Link to psoriasis strengthens evidence that inflammation contributes to coronary artery disease, say editors of the American Journal of Cardiology.

First experimental evidence for speedy adaptation to pesticides by worm species

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Scientists at the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia and the Faculty of Science of the University of Lisbon, in Portugal, have shown that populations of the worm Caenhorabditis elegans become resistance to pesticides in 20 generations, that is, in only 80

New World post-pandemic reforestation helped start Little Ice Age, say Stanford scientists

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
The power of viruses is well documented in human history. Swarms of little viral Davids have repeatedly laid low the great Goliaths of human civilization, most famously in the devastating pandemics that swept the New World during European conquest and

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation devotes special issue to traumatic brain injury

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
The editors of Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation are pleased to announce a special supplement to the December issue, highlighting traumatic brain injury.

Sulfurous ping-pong in the urinary tract

18.12.2008 16:53    eurekalert.org
Entirely new protein structures are very rarely found to drive known biochemical processes. But molecular biologists from ETH Zurich have just succeeded in finding an example. They studied the protein ASST, present in pathogenic E. coli bacteria, which cause urinary

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