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IDC Case Study: Optimizing eCommerce Decisions at TIAA-CREF
TIAA-CREF has made a business out of crunching numbers. So one can see how they would appreciate Oracle RTD, or Real Time Decisions. Take a look at this white paper to learn more about TIAA-CREF...
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Microrobots to embark on 'Fantastic Voyage' through the body
Tel Aviv University is developing a "capsule endoscope" that can be guided through the digestive tract with precise control using a magnetic field.
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A robot to destroy breast cancer cells
Researchers at the University of Maryland are developing a robot able to detect and destroy breast cancer cells in a single session. After a tumor is located on an MRI, the robot will perform a...
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Magnetic resonance imaging in color?
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a technology widely used in medical applications. But so far, all the images of what is inside our bodies produced by MRI are just black and white. Now, a U.S....
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Superheroes swoop into historical photos (images)
Superman helps save looted World War II artwork, while Batman speaks to paratroopers in the field. Indonesian photographer Agan Harahap places superheroes (and an occasional villain) into iconic...
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Racemi DynaCenter 4.2 migrates Windows images to the cloud
Moving Windows applications can be tricky. Configurations, drivers, disks and networking layouts must be managed. Racemi's DynaCenter has offered this capability for years. Now it can be used to...
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Artist thinks 'science' and 'tech' with varied works (images)
U.K.-based artist Luke Jerram's work isn't limited to pieces based on science and tech, but he's certainly a fan. Data visualization, microbiology, optics, sound: He's created beautiful works that...
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The Top 10 Web IPOs of all time -- pre-Facebook, that is (images)
CNET takes a look at the top IPOs ever posted by Web companies. And the results might just shock you.
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Tale of the magnetic tape: 60 years at IBM
In 1952 IBM solved the problem of using magnetic tape to back up computer-generated data.
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Google Earth as censored by the ever-artsy Dutch (images)
Most countries blur, pixelate, or whitewash sensitive areas in the name of national security, but the design-conscious Dutch dress things up a bit.
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Plustek's super-small video recorder for SMB spy cameras
New nDVR540 solution, priced at $329 for up to 320 gigabytes, was designed for easy set-up and management.
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Internet privacy snafus that left us speechless (images)
Think your information is safe with "them"? Think again. The words may change but the song has remained the same.
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Curiosity rover 100 days from Martian landing (images)
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory represents a huge step in Mars surface science and exploration capability, demonstrating the ability to land a very large, heavy payload to the surface, more precise...
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Art and science of the human brain (images)
London exhibit called "Brains: The mind as matter" explores the long, complex history between humans and their gray matter -- how the brain's perceived, studied, and sometimes misunderstood.
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Android strategy on display in Oracle v. Google showdown (images)
Google's lawyers show projections for Android dominating the mobile, music, and ad markets in slides presented to the court this week during the Oracle v. Google IP trial.
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New images reveal planet in a state of flux (photos)
NASA satellite imagery offers eye-opening view, with before-and-after photos chronicling impact of fires, floods, glacier melt, and deforestation on the Earth.
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Apple's paranoid public image: Why did Schiller quit Instagram?
A senior Apple executive quit Instagram because it "went to Android," according to reports. Did he jump, or was he pushed? Apple's closed wall nature points to corporate paranoia.
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Revenge Porn Site IsAnyoneUp Sold, Now Anti-Bullying Resource
An anti-bullying website has taken over and removed Hunter Moore's infamous revenge porn site IsAnyoneUp.com.
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'Urban Stargazing' gives city folks back their stars (images)
Designer Oscar Lhermitte uses LEDs, fiber optics, nylon line, and giant slingshots to beat back light pollution and reconnect people with the aeons-old mysteries of the night sky.
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Oracle, Google chiefs on witness stand (images)
CEOs Larry Ellison and Larry Page both make appearances in the San Francisco courtroom. At issue: does Google's Android OS infringe on Java patents?
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Oracle's slideshow alleging how Google copied Java (images)
Oracle kicks off its Java patent and copyright lawsuit against Google and its Android mobile operating system with a 91-page slide deck. Here's a sampling.
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