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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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Project:Possibility coders hack for the disabled
It's pretty clear now that the short-term future of technology is in cellphones. The iPhone is proof positive that location-aware, networked, camera- and voice-equipped computing is here. While...
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What a difference one atom makes
A new study by researchers at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science shows exactly how important a single atom can be in a complex molecule. Reporting in the Nov. 26...
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Sensors to detect oral cancer in saliva
According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), there will be about 35,000 new cases of oral cancer in the U.S. this year. The ACS also estimates that 'when oral cancer is identified in its early...
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Monitoring our immune system
You might be surprised to learn that there are no clinical tools to track the human immune system today. This might change soon. UCLA researchers have developed a new PET scanning probe that will...
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CAD software leads to faster chips
Even if some scientists want to replace silicon by carbon to create faster computer chips, other researchers are developing faster integrated circuits from silicon by simply using computer-aided...
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Images: This virtual road leads to Rome
Imagine what Rome in 320 A.D. would look like on Google Maps. Wait no more, UCLA and the University of Virginia have rebuilt the entire city--digitally.
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Turning cars into wireless network nodes
Everyday, our cars are using more computing technology, primarily for safety reasons. So why not turning them into computer nodes of a mobile network? This is what UCLA engineers are working on....
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800,000 UCLA records compromised in data breach
The largest attack yet on an American university highlights the need for colleges to clamp down on security.
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This is your brain on a Super Bowl ad
Researchers release brain scans that show what feelings--if any--this year's ads triggered in viewers. Photos: Your brain on ads
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Jay Leno uses indie YouTube video; NBC gets it taken down
Internet outcry rises after Jay Leno uses a YouTube video without permission and NBC removes it with a copyright claim takedown.
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California, New Jersey still lead nation in solar contributions
Two public power utilities made an industry-generated ranking for 2011, driven by large projects.
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Stellar shots in 'History of Space Photography' (photos)
Williamson Gallery at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif., collaborates with Jet Propulsion Laboratory on stunning cosmic exhibition.
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Clarizen upgrades SaaS project management platform
In the latest version of its project management software, Clarizen gives managers more granular permissions and team members more control over their dashboards.
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Digital foreplay, virtual houseflies among Carnegie Mellon work (videos)
End-of-term projects from Golan Levin's Interactive Art and Computational Design class give us a peek at what kinds of technological mischief our future geniuses are getting up to in school.
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California to ban employers asking for your Facebook password
California wants to become the second state to ban the practice of employers asking current employees as well as job applicants for access to their social media accounts, such as for Facebook.
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Sex Tech: Reddit vs. Romney, Sex Addiction, Spankable Robot, Tumblr Sued
Tumblr sued by Perfect 10, Reddit vs. Mitt Romney, Japanese robot butt for spanking, no science for sex addiction.
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Twitter teams up with UC Berkeley to offer course in Big Data
Interested in programming? Some students at UC Berkeley will soon have the chance to view Twitter from an insider's perspective.
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Are universities reluctant to use iTunes U?
Is iTunes U a viable platform for school systems to implement?
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Spotify for iOS goes universal; gets iPad love
Huzzah! Spotify for iPad has arrived in the form of a universal iOS app that was released today.
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Oxford University IT staff 'somewhat overwhelmed by Mac malware'
In a pair of candid blog posts, a member of Oxford's network security staff says the Flashback malware episode is the worst they've seen since the Blaster worm of 2003. And Apple is "making...
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