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BI Optimization: Building a Better Business Case for BI
Business intelligence, or BI, is gaining in popularity in the business world, and for good reason. Still, some are hesitant to adopt this revolutionary tech. Check out this white paper to learn...
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Nest learning thermostat provides mobile control and slick design (review and gallery)
I never thought I would say I was excited about a thermostat, but now that my Nest is installed I can't help myself from monitoring my heat patterns and tweaking the temperature.
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Gallery: 2010 hottest year in recorded history
NASA has released data which shows that 2010 was tied 2005 for the warmest average temperature over a year - despite a cold spell in December and strong cooling La Nina conditions.
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Cool iPad dislikes hot conditions
The Apple support article Keeping iPad within acceptable operating temperatures reminds users that it's never a good idea to leave the iPad in the car on a hot day. Duh!
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LHC cooled to operational temperatures
All sectors of the world's largest particle accelerator have now been cooled to operational temperatures of approximately -271°C.
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Fever: A personalized Techmeme
How can you keep track of all of this news? The information age is defined by too much information. It's overly accessible and hard to manage. It's the topic I'm most interested in researching....
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Living in the cloud
By the time you read this, I will be on a business trip to Portland, OR. I'm expecting a high temperature for the day that's about the same as the daily low temperature at my office in Florida. ...
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A solar cooled air-conditioning system
Spanish scientists have developed a new eco-friendly air-conditioning system. The researchers are relying on solar energy for cooling their devices. They claim that their technology does not harm...
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A refrigerator inside your laptop?
Even if the semiconductor industry is working on it, computer chips are big energy spenders. And new cooling systems will be needed in the future. Purdue University engineers think they have a...
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How to predict the weather of your cubicle via USB
Are you slightly obsessive-compulsive about your machine? Maybe worried that humidity or temperature might wreak havoc on its CPU? Is Weather.com your home page? In another innovative use of a...
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Global Warming (GW)? The spin cycle is on high.
The only thing more controversial in the U.S. these days than GW (George W) is the other GW (Global Warming). And that's the GW this blog is interested in. A report from the National Climatic...
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MacBook Air Diary-Day 15: Temperature benchmarks
A big concern for anyone using a notebook computer for any length of time is the heat it generates. It actually came to a head a few years ago when the lawyers at most notebook computer...
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Don't take your iPhone to a hot yoga class?
How many iPhone and MacBook users are aware that high temperatures, such as those found in a hot yoga class or in a car on a spring day, could kill their lithium-ion battery? The technology is...
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Lobstermen feeling the pinch, lobster females offer hope
It's the gender-gap, crustacean style. In Long Island Sound the remaining lobstermen are now counting on their industry being saved by female lobsters, so it's the females who are first being...
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The reality of climate change
From the AAAS Annual Conference in San Francisco: Susan Solomon, senior scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, addresses the most recent findings from the...
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Photos: Retrieving data from the cockpit
Today's black boxes are designed to survive the fiery temperatures and intense pressures of a crash.
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Photos: Retrieving data from the cockpit
Today's black boxes are designed to survive the fiery temperatures and intense pressures of a crash.
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Nest learning thermostat provides mobile control and slick design (review and gallery)
I never thought I would say I was excited about a thermostat, but now that my Nest is installed I can't help myself from monitoring my heat patterns and tweaking the temperature.
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TI's contact-less temperature sensor opens up possibilities
First-ever single-chip passive infrared temperature sensor could be used in tablets, handsets, watches, and cameras for applications yet to be imagined.
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New thermo-concepts form temperature-reactive objects (video)
New concepts from the Tokyo Metropolitan University look to integrate temperature into existing technologies with Peltier elements.
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Gallery: 2010 hottest year in recorded history
NASA has released data which shows that 2010 was tied 2005 for the warmest average temperature over a year - despite a cold spell in December and strong cooling La Nina conditions.
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