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E-Readers Will Survive the Onslaught of Tablets

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:39 +0000

A slew of new tablets are set to hit the market but they won’t kill e-readers. Tablets and E Ink-based reading devices are likely to co-exist, targeting different groups of consumers. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Gallery: E-Readers Push Boundaries of Books Wired.com takes a look at the slew of new e-readers... Gallery: The Best and Worst Fake Apple Tablets Right up until the world changed yesterday we still had... Must-Read Comics, as Picked by Wired.com Readers Wired.com readers bestow their expert advice on what comics we...

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Research Reveals Early Signs of Autism in Some Kids

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:37 +0000

What if you could reliably diagnose autism at age 14 months? Findings in a new study could lead to better outcomes for autistic kids because of early intervention. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Research Reveals Early Signs of Autism in Some Kids BALTIMORE — Some infants headed for a diagnosis of... How (Not) to Raise Racist Kids Step One: Don’t talk about race. Don’t point out skin... Life-Size Sand Scorcher Is a Toy for Big Kids Yes, that’s right. It’s a 10:1 scale version of one...

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FBI Hoaxes Boost Online Fraud

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:34 +0000

An FBI report says the amount of reported damages stemming from online fraud has more than doubled to $560 million. And the No. 1 consumer online complaint concerned e-mail scammers posing as the Federal Bureau of Investigation. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Flash-Freezing Technique May Boost Egg Survival Rates A new method of ultrafast cooling helps living cells, such... Flash-Freezing Technique May Boost Egg Survival Rates A new method of ultrafast cooling helps living cells, such... Watch 2010 Olympics Online Summary: [http://www.thepress.net/pages/ad_details/listing_details?id=20114840-watch-the-vancouver-2010-olympics---watch-olympics-online-live Watch Olympics Online Stream] <p>Many sports enthusiasts will...

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McLaren Cribs From Planes, Flutes to Build Faster F1 Cars

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:32 +0000

The MP4-25 offers an innovative solution to the age-old problem of maximizing downforce in the curves and minimizing drag on the straights. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Gallery: The Best Cars for a ‘Snowicane’ These are the wheels you need when the drifts are... 10 Perfect ‘Snowicane’ Cars, Picked by You A few of them are completely impractical, and two of... Firefox Fitness: 3.6 Is Faster, More Capable The latest version of Mozilla’s open source browser has arrived....

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Big Earthquakes Cause Premature Births

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:29 +0000

Large earthquakes can shorten pregnant women’s gestation period by small but significant amounts, a new study finds. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Big Earthquakes Cause Premature Births A new study of a 2005 earthquake in Chile... Top 10 African-American Characters in Science Fiction Every so often an African-American gets cast in a particular... Mark Roth on Mice and Men — and Suspended Animation LONG BEACH, California — Cell biologist Mark Roth, who made...

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Dual-Screen E-Reader Makes a Half-Assed Debut

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:27 +0000

Twice the screen but half the quality, the Entourage eDGe is a lofty e-reader that falls short in nearly every area. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Google Reader Play: iPad-Friendly News Reader Google has added an iPad-friendly version of its RSS aggregator,... iPhone’s LCD Screen Beats Nexus One’s OLED Display Google Nexus One’s luminous OLED screen may be state of... Half-Cocked? Hermaphrochickens Challenge Gender Identity Funky chickens that are half male and half female reveal...

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A Cooperative Approach to Advance Electric Racing

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:24 +0000

A new form of motor sport needs a new form of governance, one where the teams have a say in making the rules, settling the disputes and share in the profits. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:MotoCzysz Puts the Sizzle in Electric Motorcycles Strange name. Sexy bike. And it’s headed for the racetrack.... Feb. 25, 1837: Davenport Electric Motor Gets Plugged In Thomas Davenport finally got a patent for his electric motor.... Feb. 25, 1837: Davenport Electric Motor Gets Plugged In Thomas Davenport finally got a patent for his electric motor....

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NetFlix Cancels Recommendation Contest After Privacy Lawsuit

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:20 +0000

To settle a privacy lawsuit, Netflix is canceling a second round of its innovative contest to improve its movie recommendations. The lawsuit claims the anonymized user data given to outside researchers put users at risk of being identified. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:TiVo Premiere: Blockbuster, Netflix, Amazon On Your TV TiVo, the box that pretty much changed the way we... Netflix Eyes iPhone for Movie, TV Streaming Netflix has renewed its interest in the iPhone as a... Classmates.com’s Facebook Mimicking Prompts Privacy Suit Angry users sue Classmates.com after it decides to make previously...

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Watch Streaming Video on Your Mobile

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:17 +0000

Chances are, if you have a newer mobile phone, it’s a television screen in your pocket. These tiny smartphones are truly smart, and the latest mobiles are connected to the internet and sport a sharp small screen. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Watch Streaming Video on Your Mobile Summary: New page: Is that a television screen in your... Broadcast Video From Your Mobile You’re carrying around a video camera in your pocket (it’s... Stream Video From Your Mobile Summary: New page: Remember when a phone was just a...

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Video: Cold, Little Comet Is No Match for Big, Hot Sun

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:12 +0000

A NASA satellite captured a small comet on its way to meet the sun. Things will not turn out well for the comet. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Video: Cold, Little Comet Is No Match for Big, Hot Sun A small, newly discovered comet will not get a... Comet’s 10 Million-Mile Tail Lights Up in Infrared NASA’s new infrared space telescope released its first images, including... Comet’s 10 Million-Mile Tail Lights Up in Infrared NASA’s new infrared telescope has released its first images....

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China Warns Google Over Search Censorship

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:09 +0000

A Chinese internet official refuses to blink in the 2-month-old censorship flap with Google. He said “consequences” would be felt if Google stops filtering search results in China. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:China Widens Net Censorship; Google Exile Looms China imposes even more restrictions on the internet, 43 days... Google’s Schmidt: China Negotiations Should End ‘Soon’ Google is actively negotiating with China over web censorship according... Even If Google Leaves China, There’ll Still Be ‘Goojje’ BEIJING — A Google knock-off has surfaced in China to...

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Solar Slumber May Have Been Caused by Magnetic Flows

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:02:01 +0000

The anomalously long lull in solar flares and sunspots during 2008 and 2009 may have been caused by a drop in gas flows at the sun’s surface, related weak magnetic fields. The finding may point to a way to better predict solar activity. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Solar Slumber May Have Been Caused by Magnetic Flows Newly reported observations of gas flows on the solar... Earth’s Magnetic Field Is 3.5 Billion Years Old Evidence for the existence of Earth’s magnetic field has... Video: Solar Eclipse Seen From Space A European satellite launched late last year has returned...

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SXSauced: Crafty Cocktails at East Side Show Room

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:42 +0000

The “executive drinkist” who concocts adult beverages at this new Austin, Texas, hot spot mixes boutique liquors with vintage inspiration. The first in a series of libation-fueled reports from South by Southwest. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:A Hydrogen Highway for the East Coast One of the big issues facing hydrogen adoption is where... Gallery: Robot Bartenders Sling Cocktails for Carbon-Based Drinkers From cosmos to appletinis, a competition of cocktail robots demonstrates... 4 Things That Could Keep 3-D TV Out of Your Living Room The future of TV may be 3-D but before you...

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Slacker Radio Secretly Preparing On-Demand Music Service

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:38 +0000

Slacker, the critically praised interactive radio service our readers helped us discover in ‘07, plans to launch an on-demand subscription service combining elements of Pandora, Rhapsody and Spotify in the next few months, Wired.com has learned. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Valve Brings Hit Games, Steam Service to Mac The successful digital-distribution service will bring titles like Left 4... Free, Ad-Supported Music … With a Twist Guvera’s upcoming music service will offer free streams and downloads... Postal Service to Test Electric Truck The guys who brought us the T Zero and Mini-E...

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Apple iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:35 +0000

Apple published two new details about the iPad’s support for e-books Friday, including the fact that the iPad will be able to dictate books using a built-in text-to-speech feature. The company also announced support for open EPUB books, including those not sold through Apple’s store. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Apple Video Shows iPad Flash Support, But Don’t Believe It In a promotional video, Apple’s iPad appears to properly load... Apple Tablet Will Likely Support 2 Kinds of Apps Developers predict Apple will release new programming language to help... iPad Apps Could Put Apple in Charge of the News In response to customer complaints, Apple ...

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Desperate Efforts to Save Endangered Bats May Fail

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:33 +0000

Efforts to save the endangered Virginia big-eared bat from White Nose Syndrome by starting a captive colony appear to be failing. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Desperate Efforts to Save Endangered Bats May Fail A desperate attempt to keep endangered Virginia big-eared bats... Finger Fail: Why Most Touchscreens Miss the Point Most touchscreen phones use the same capacitive-sensing technology, and often... The ’70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth Shortly after the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency, the...

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SXSW: See All Austin Check-ins in One Place

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:27 +0000

Cliqset has produced this nifty web app that aggregates status updates and check-ins sent from people in and around Austin to all of the different major location-sharing services — Gowalla, Foursquare, Twitter, Brightkite and of course Cliqset. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:SXSW: First Look at ‘American: The Bill Hicks Story’ The firebrand stand-up comic’s story is told in this documentary,... Grab 1,000+ MP3s From SXSW BitTorrent, Free and Legal Fire up that bit torrent client to download more than... Top 10 African-American Characters in Science Fiction Every so often an African-American gets cast in a particular...

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With More Than Enough Apps, Apple Pushes for Quality

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:24 +0000

Now that Apple has fulfilled its goal of achieving quantity in its App Store, the company is making a hard push for quality. But where do you draw the line between raising quality standards and censorship? , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:iPad Apps Could Put Apple in Charge of the News In response to customer complaints, Apple imposes a blanket ban... iPad Apps Could Put Apple in Charge of the News In response to customer complaints, Apple imposes a blanket ban... Apple Tablet Will Likely Support 2 Kinds of Apps Developers predict Apple will release new programming language to help...

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SXSW: First Look at ‘American: The Bill Hicks Story’

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:21 +0000

The firebrand stand-up comic’s story is told in this documentary, which makes its North American premiere at South by Southwest this week. Get a taste of Hicks’ brutally funny take on drugs, religion and modern life in this trailer for the movie. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Top 10 African-American Characters in Science Fiction Every so often an African-American gets cast in a particular... SXSW: See All Austin Check-ins in One Place Cliqset has produced this nifty web app that aggregates status... Grab 1,000+ MP3s From SXSW BitTorrent, Free and Legal Fire up that bit torrent client to download more than...

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Research Reveals Early Signs of Autism in Some Kids

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:12 +0000

BALTIMORE — Some infants headed for a diagnosis of autism, or autism spectrum disorder as it’s officially known, can be reliably identified at 14 months old based on the presence of five key behavior problems, according to an ongoing long-term study described March 11 at the International Conference on Infant Studies. These social, communication and motor difficulties broadly align with psychiatric criteria for diagnosing autism spectrum disorder in children at around age 3, said psychologist Rebecca Landa of the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore. In her investigation, the presence of all five behaviors at 14 months predicted an eventual diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder in 15 of 16 children. “That’s much better than clinical judgment at predicting autism,” Landa noted. Her five predictors of autism spectrum disorders among 14-month-olds at high risk for developing this condition include a lack of response to others’ attempts to engage them in play, infrequent attempts to initiate ...

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Big Earthquakes Cause Premature Births

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:01:00 +0000

A new study of a 2005 earthquake in Chile supports the surprising hypothesis that pregnant women who experience earthquakes during the first trimester of their pregnancies have increased risk of premature birth and slightly smaller babies. While the drops in birth weight and gestation time are relatively small, they are big enough to suggest that earthquakes experienced more than six months before birth can negatively impact a pregnancy. “It’s statistically significant, way above the margin of error,” said Florencia Torche, the NYU sociologist who crunched the number, which has been submitted to a demographic journal. “It’s not due to chance.” Torche’s new study has not yet been through peer review, but it is consistent with an emerging line of research on the impacts of earthquakes on mothers and their unborn. Maternal stress has long been linked to premature birth and low birth weights, but it was a landmark 2001 study of the 1994 ...

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Video: Cold, Little Comet Is No Match for Big, Hot Sun

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:00:23 +0000

A small, newly discovered comet will not get a chance to enjoy its fame for long. As you can see in this image sequence obtained by NASA’s Solar and Heliosopheric Observatory, the comet is on a collision course with the sun. Things will not end well for the comet, which will burn. The comet is believed to be a Kreutz Sungrazer, a class of objects that are fragments of a supercomet that broke up long ago. Many of them are discovered by amateur astronomer internet users (like you) staring at NASA data. The solar images also show a coronal mass ejection at the upper left of the frame. These expulsions of energetic particles from the sun cause solar storms here on Earth and tend to create beautiful auroral displays in the Earth’s polar regions. The other bright object in the video is the planet Mercury. Via Spaceweather.com See Also: Comet’s 10 Million-Mile Tail Lights Up in ...

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Solar Slumber May Have Been Caused by Magnetic Flows

The Long Tailor — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:00:06 +0000

Newly reported observations of gas flows on the solar surface may explain why the sun recently had such an extended case of the doldrums. From 2008 through the first half of 2009, the sun had a puzzling dearth of sunspots, flares and other storms, extending the usual lull at the end of the 11-year solar activity cycle for an extra 15 months. Findings from the study, which relied on the orbiting Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, or SOHO, may also suggest a better way to forecast the intensity and duration of future solar cycles. Better predictions could be critical because some solar outbursts can blast Earth with massive, magnetized clouds of charged particles capable of knocking out electrical power grids and harming communications satellites. In the March 12 Science, David Hathaway of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., and Lisa Rightmire of the University of Memphis in Tennessee analyzed 13 years of ...

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March 12, 1790: Batteries Now Included

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:41 +0000

Before J.F. Daniell develops a much improved battery, the devices were impractical and downright dangerous. His innovations enable the telegraph and other technology to take off. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:March 10, 2000: Pop Goes the Nasdaq! The Nasdaq begins its spectacular collapse, signaling the end of... March 9, 1454: This Man Is a Continent … or Two Amerigo Vespucci is remembered in the names of two continents,... March 2, 1949: Around the World Without Landing With the aid of four mid-air refuelings, a B-50 propeller...

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The ’70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:38 +0000

Shortly after the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency, the new organization sent 100 photographers out to document the human and natural environments. After a lively few years, the Documerica project was canceled and the photos were archived. Now, this incredible portrait of America in the mid-1970s is making its way onto Flickr. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:The ’70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth << previous image | next image >> Two years after... Show Off Your Photos Without Boring Your Friends It’s easier than ever to share your photos online, but... Best Display of Mars From Earth in 6 Years ...

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Plug and Play: USB Albums We’d Like to See

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:36 +0000

Out with the CD, in with USB drives, maybe in the form of a cassette tape or spork? , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Iran to Pull the Plug on Gmail? The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Iran’s telecommunications agency... 500-Horsepower Porsche Plug-In Makes Us Swoon If this concept car is the future of green motoring,... Play free bingo Summary: New page: i have found over the last few...

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NASA’s New Jumbo Jet Keeps Giant Eye on Heavens

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:34 +0000

With a 45,000-foot cruising altitude, the world’s biggest airborne telescope will begin collecting data this spring. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Mile-High Mega Kites Could Pull Giant, Floating Power Plants Korean scientists propose attaching gigantic, 6.5 million-square-foot kites to ships... Mile-High Mega Kites Could Pull Giant, Floating Power Plants Take a huge oceanic catamaran, stick a hydroelectric turbine... Animation of Giant Iceberg Collision as Seen From Space An animated series of satellite images show the collision of...

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Alt Text: Resurrected Movie Gimmicks of the Future

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:32 +0000

With 3-D making a comeback, it’s time to dig into Hollywood’s history and excavate other cinematic technology that was groundbreaking for its time. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Netflix Eyes iPhone for Movie, TV Streaming Netflix has renewed its interest in the iPhone as a... Win a Copy of ‘Kick-Ass: Creating the Comic, Making the Movie’ The new book comes packed with concept art and stills... Alt Text: Apple Purges App Store for Your Own Good The near-complete scrubbing of apps with bikini babes and other...

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Al Franken Jokes, But Google Fiber Is No Laughing Matter

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:29 +0000

Minnesota seeks to distinguish itself in the increasingly reality TV-esque race to convince Google to build a high-speed fiber optic network there with a video featuring junior US Senator (and former comedian) Al Franken. It’s funny stuff, but also serious business as Google shakes up the notoriously uncompetitive ISP business just by showing up. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Google Books Case Fosters Intellectual, Legal Crossroads Nobody in their right mind opposes the intellectual soundness of... Guess What? Google Fears the Next ‘Google’ Google is haunted by the notion that the same disruptive... Help Us Review Google Maps for Bikes We can’t possibly rate a ...

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You Are a Tamagotchi: Turning Your Health Into a Game

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:27 +0000

The key to your health may be the feedback loop that a lot of new health data-gathering gadgets can create. It’s like a game where your stats are the score, and a better score means better health. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:You Are a Tamagotchi: Turning Your Health Into a Game In the mid 1990s, a craze swept Japan and... Long Term Health Care Insurance Secret Summary: New page: Long term health care insurance – if... Storyboard Podcast: ‘Decision Tree’ Charts Course for Better Health Hundreds of tiny choices you make every day profoundly affect...

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TJX Hacking Conspirator Gets 4 Years

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:23 +0000

A co-conspirator in the TJX hack was sentenced Thursday to 3 years and 10 months in prison for laundering money on behalf of TJX hacker Albert Gonzalez. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Bill Gates Funds Research on Climate Hacking Bill Gates is putting some bucks behind research into geoengineering.... Bill Gates Funds Research Into Climate Hacking Bill Gates has sunk at least $4.5 million of... Diesel Helicopter Coming Within 5 Years The same thing that makes the technology appealing to automakers...

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Hate Blogger Wins Second Mistrial

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:20 +0000

After a second jury is hopelessly deadlocked, hate blogger Hal Turner is granted a another mistrial in the government’s quest to imprison him on accusations he threatened to “kill” judges. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Tesla’s Elon Musk Honored For ‘Enlightened Vision’ Elon Musk, the guy leading the company that proved electric... Dumb Labels, Laws (Not Google) To Blame for Music Blog Deletions A rash of music blog deletions on Google’s Blogger and... Academy Awards 2010 Live Stream Announcement Summary: ”’[http://academyawards2010livestream.blogspot.com/2010/03/watch-academy-awards-2010-live.html Academy Awards 2010 Live Stream]”’ announcement. While the...

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Quantum Computing Thrives on Chaos

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:18 +0000

Quantum systems may need a little disorder to effectively couple light with matter. The discovery eventually lead to simple quantum computers. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Quantum Computing Thrives on Chaos Embracing chaos just might help physicists build a quantum... Everywhere in a Flash: The Quantum Physics of Photosynthesis By hitting single molecules with quadrillionth-of-a-second laser pulses, scientists... Ultra-Precise Quantum-Logic Clock Puts Old Atomic Clock to Shame Scientists have built a clock which is 100,000 times...

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Super Stealth Plane Breaks Through Cost Barrier

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:16 +0000

A Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the future of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter finds the next-generation stealth aircraft years behind schedule and soaring over budget. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:1/3 of U.S. Skips Broadband Due to Cost, Crotchetiness The FCC finds that broadband remains too expensive for many... Take a Peek Inside 747-8 Test Plane We get a look at what goes on inside and... Air Traffic Delays Cost U.S. More Than Hurricanes Though most flights in the U.S. are actually on time,...

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Pink Floyd Beats EMI in Creativity Flap

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:13 +0000

A British judge is siding with Pink Floyd, ruling its EMI label must protect artist integrity and stop selling single digital tracks. The acid-inspired band, known for concept albums, said single-song sales were an injustice to their art. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Pink Floyd, EMI Brawl Over iTunes Royalties Pink Floyd and EMI are locked in a royalty battle... Pink Floyd’s ‘Dark Side’ Eclipses Concept Album Classics With its heady mix of heavy themes and technology, The... Justices to Weigh Religion, Speech Rights in Funeral Flap The Supreme Court agrees to settle a boundary dispute between...

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Your Chilean Sea Bass Dinner Deprives Killer Whales

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:10 +0000

A unique Antarctic killer whale population is declining, and scientists think it is related to demand for Antarctic tooothfish, known on menus as Chilean Sea Bass. This could be the first sign of the ecological downfall of what some consider Earth’s last pristine ecosystem. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Your Chilean Sea Bass Dinner Deprives Killer Whales A one-of-a-kind killer whale population appears to be threatened... Sperm Whales Use Teamwork to Hunt Prey Sperm whales appear to hunt together in teams, with some... Playlist: Gorillaz, Freelance Whales and a Tribute to Mark Linkous Hear a track from Dark Night of the Soul, a...

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Help Us Review Google Maps for Bikes

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:07 +0000

We can’t possibly rate a tool that covers 150 cities and 12,000 miles of bike trails. We don’t have to. We’ve got you. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:Google Maps Finally Adds Bike Routes With a click of a mouse, cyclists can get the... Guess What? Google Fears the Next ‘Google’ Google is haunted by the notion that the same disruptive... Review: Science Trips Out on Music in ‘The Heart Is a Drum Machine’ Through interviews with a brainy crop of musicians and scientists,...

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FCC Wants You to Test Your Broadband Speeds

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:05 +0000

The FCC posts some tools to help you test your broadband speed. The crowdsourcing effort is an attempt to assemble data that the telecoms don’t want to share with the feds. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:1/3 of U.S. Skips Broadband Due to Cost, Crotchetiness The FCC finds that broadband remains too expensive for many... FCC Chair Julius Genachowski on Broadband, Google and His iPhone Julius Genachowski wants to be the Federal Communications Commission chairman... Mozilla Speeds Up Firefox Factory, Plans More Updates More Often Mozilla is revamping Firefox’s development process, turning the browser into...

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Feds: TSA Worker Tried to Sabotage Terror Database

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:03 +0000

A Transportation Security Administration worker is being charged with planting a logic bomb in the no-fly list network to sabotage the terrorist screening database. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:‘Galactica: Sabotage’ Creator Discusses Her Brilliant Beastie Boys Sci-Fi Mashup A YouTube artist whips up a precise, shot-for-shot re-creation of... Feds Move to Break Voting-Machine Monopoly The Justice Department is moving to break up an alleged... Feb. 9, 1870: Feds Get on Top of the Weather President Grant signs the law creating what will become the...

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Sony’s Motion Controller Underwhelms With Janky Games

The Long Tailor — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:06:00 +0000

Unveiling the final version of PlayStation Move, Sony’s Wii-like motion controller for PlayStation 3, at Game Developers Conference is a big deal to Sony. But the games aren’t that hot. , Original article Go to the feed source of this article Go to Wired.com This article appeared on Wired.com and the author and/or the publisher are to be accredited explicitly for the content. Alphaverse.com is not affiliated with the publisher of this article and uses its content purely for educational purposes. Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast) Related posts:A Closer Look at Sony’s New Skin for Android Phones Sony’s new user interface is designed as a skin that... Stop the Presses! Sony’s Reader Needs a Heavy Touch Despite a larger-than-usual screen and handsome hardware design, this touchscreen-enabled... Stop-Motion Ace YouTubes Himself to Hollywood In Patrick Boivin’s twisted videos, Iron Man squares off against...

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