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Twitter to follow Googles lead (20 November 06:05) |
| Nov 20 - The co-founder of the popular microblogging service Biz Stone tells Reuters TV that the company will eventually emulate the search company's lucrative ad model, but profit is not th... |
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PS3 video service launches in Europe (19 November 04:10) |
| Nov 19 - Sony Computer Entertainment is rolling out its PlayStation Video Delivery Service in France, Germany, Spain and the UK as competition intensifies in the console market.
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Light therapy device fights acne (18 November 08:08) |
| Nov 17 - Sufferers of acne, or facial spots, know all about the benefits of light therapy but they have only been able to receive it either in hospital or a clinic.
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Japanese translation glasses (18 November 07:14) |
| Nov 17 - NEC of Japan has unveiled a pair of hi-tech spectacles that allow wearers to see past language barriers, literally.
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Artificial retina helps blind woman (17 November 04:59) |
| Nov 16 - Experimental technology that stimulates the retina via an external camera has enabled a blind woman in New York to see.
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T3s rough guide to Xmas tech (16 November 11:10) |
| Nov 16 - Technology magazines have a tendency to talk up the latest gadgets and gizmos, but Future Publishing's T3 is hoping to begin a new tradition this Christmas season.
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The future of mobile money (12 November 10:50) |
| Nov 12 - Providing financial services to some of the world's poorest people through mobile phones is proving to be a lucrative business in developing nations, but challenges remain according... |
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Consumer concerns over cyber fraud (10 November 08:55) |
| Nov 10 - Government and banks are still failing to protect private data adequately, according to UK and U.S. consumers.
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Call of Duty guns for record sales (10 November 07:10) |
| Nov 10 - Despite a difficult economic climate, the first-person shooter video game "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" has been selling briskly after receiving a record number of preorders.
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EA turns Dantes Inferno into game (06 November 08:23) |
| Nov 6 - The fourteenth century literary masterpiece by Italian poet Dante Alighieri has been reinterpreted as a graphic slasher video game which will come out in 2010.
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Japans high-tech cemeteries (05 November 11:18) |
| Nov 5 - Japan, known for cutting-edge technology as well as ancestor worship, is merging the two with the latest in the funereal: card-activated crypts.
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Detroit sees green future (04 November 05:24) |
| Nov 3 - For decades Detroit has been known for building big gas-guzzling SUVs but these days it looks as though the country's automakers, both big and small, see green in their future.
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UK mobile tracking device launches (03 November 11:43) |
| Nov. 3 - A new tracking service for mobile phones has been unveiled in Britain, utilizing the mapping data from the government agency Ordnance Survey.
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Israeli companies tackle water leaks (03 November 09:29) |
| Nov 3 - Israeli companies are making water thrift easier, with a drone that reads water meters and a turbine that generates electricity from inside pipes. The innovations will be unveiled at... |
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Space hotel on schedule to open (03 November 12:47) |
| Nov 2 - The company behind plans to open the first hotel in space predicts a holiday in orbit will soon become a realistic travel option.
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Playfish hits real revenue stream (03 November 12:08) |
| Nov 2 - The two-year-old UK-based social gaming company says it's already turning a substantial profit, despite offering its games for free on social networks such as Facebook.
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Virtusphere walking tour (02 November 11:05) |
| Nov 2 - A New York company is marketing the "Virtusphere" designed to facilitate a virtual reality experience unmatched by any other.
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Inventor makes water out of air (29 October 12:58) |
| Oct 28 - A French inventor has come up with a windmill that turns thin air into water and says his creation could offer hope to millions of people around the world who do not have enough wat... |
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Last FM innovator returns with RJDJ (28 October 11:03) |
| Oct 28 - The London-based technology company started by Austrian entrepreneur Michael Breidenbruecker recently launched the world's first iPhone only album, allowing listeners to create thei... |
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S Africa nuclear firm gets support (28 October 09:28) |
| Oct 28 - A South African nuclear power firm expects the government to use its new pebble bed reactor to help diversify the country's energy mix away from coal.
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Artificial heart breakthrough (28 October 07:04) |
| Oct 28 - A new artificial heart developed in France could be the future for thousands of cardiac patients.
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Google Juice befuddles Fleet Street (27 October 11:08) |
| Oct 27 - Efforts to tailor online news to improve the chances of the articles turning up in Google's search results spark worries over the storied craft of headline writing.
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Gene therapy to reverse blindness (27 October 01:58) |
| Oct 26 - Results of a study using gene therapy to reverse the effects of blindness in patients with a rare genetic disease have been unveiled in Philadelphia.
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A Twitter take on classic lit (26 October 10:53) |
| Oct 26 - The terse writing style of the microblogging service Twitter has been used to reduce classic works of literature to 'tweets' in Penguin's forthcoming book 'Twitterature'.
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Turning wood into bone (26 October 01:05) |
| Oct 26 - Scientists are working on a new procedure that could eventually turn wood into artificial bones.
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Field narrows in X-Prize race (23 October 10:29) |
| Oct 23 - The Progressive Insurance Automotive X-Prize has announced that 43 teams from ten countries have qualified for the final phase of competition.
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Inventors go wacky with greentech (23 October 02:24) |
| Oct 23 - Weird, wacky and wonderful inventions take center stage at INNOVAR in Buenos Aires.
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Queen guitarist celebrates 3D photos (22 October 06:09) |
| Oct 22 - The world-renowned guitarist Brian May has released a book featuring a collection of work by the Victorian stereoscopic photographer Thomas Richard Williams.
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Japans H1N1 flu simulator (22 October 06:08) |
| Oct 22 - Japan, home to cyborgs and robots that work or play, is host this week to a human-like simulator with H1N1 flu symptoms.
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Nook e-reader launched (22 October 04:03) |
| Oct. 21 - Barnes & Nobles' Nook e-reader hits the streets in late November and with a color LCD touchscreen, it's sure to rival Amazon's Kindle.
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Fishing industry looks to go green (22 October 01:22) |
| Oct 21 - The fishing industry is often accused of committing crimes against nature, now innovators in northern Europe are trying to improve its environmental record.
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Queens Brian May launches 3D book (21 October 10:18) |
| Oct 21 - The world-renowned guitarist has released a new book featuring a collection of work by the Victorian stereoscopic photographer Thomas Richard Williams.
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BlackBerry launches updated Bold (21 October 10:13) |
| Oct 21 - BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion looks to tackle Apple's iPhone and other handset makers with an updated version of its Bold smartphone.
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NASA rolls out new rocket (21 October 01:08) |
| Oct. 19 - The Ares 1-X made its first journey on Tuesday -- this time on the ground. A 7 hour, 4 mile rollout -- docking the 327 foot rocket to its new launchpad.
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Microsoft rebounds with Windows 7 (20 October 04:18) |
| Oct 20 - The new operating system by the world's largest software manufacturer has been widely praised as a significant improvement on the unpopular Vista.
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NASAs new rocket readied for launch (20 October 06:03) |
| Oct 20 - NASA's new Ares I-X rocket is slowly moved to the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of a proposed lift-off on October 27.
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Cube home takes top solar prize (20 October 01:25) |
| Oct 19 - Team Germany has won the U.S.'s annual Solar Decathlon with a shiny, black cube home that combines design and functionality.
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Kindly chimps may give human insight (19 October 06:59) |
| Oct 19 - Japanese researchers say chimpanzees are capable of helping one another when asked.
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Channel 4 in pioneering YouTube deal (16 October 07:23) |
| Oct 16 - Britain's Channel 4 has become the first broadcaster anywhere in the world to make a comprehensive catch up service for full length TV shows available via YouTube.
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Cinemas cross-media reinvention (14 October 10:58) |
| Oct. 14 - In a keynote speech at the BFI's London Film Festival's technology conference Power to the Pixel, movie producer Ted Hope calls for a new era of interactive, immersive cinema.
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Fashions new business plans (09 October 07:58) |
| Oct 9 - Designer Roland Mouret and blogger The Sartorialist weigh in on new media's effect on fast fashion.
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Burned baked and blown-up (09 October 07:19) |
| Oct 7 - After a bus or subway bombing, there's usually nothing left to indicate how the attack took place - but the U.S. government is trying to change that by testing transit security camer... |
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EA punts breaks record with FIFA 10 (08 October 11:13) |
| Oct 8 - The latest title in Electronic Arts' soccer franchise sold 1.7 million copies at European retail outlets in the first week, ahead of its release in North America.
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Prostate exams to go high tech (07 October 10:02) |
| Oct 7 - Conventional techniques to diagnose and monitor prostate cancer are known to be very reliable, but doctors may soon have a new hi-tech tool in their arsenal.
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Prostate exams to go hi-tech (07 October 10:02) |
| Oct 7 - Conventional techniques to diagnose and monitor prostate cancer are known to be very reliable, but doctors may soon have a new hi-tech tool in their arsenal.
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Japans next-gen green cars (07 October 12:18) |
| Oct 7 - Current generation cars may be a hard sell, but Japan's top two manufacturers are still thinking about autos for the next one.
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Introducing the border patrolbot (07 October 01:27) |
| Oct 6 - A new robot may provide an eye in the sky to help patrol a nation's borders, or even just to keep private property safe.
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The future tech of Japans CEATEC (06 October 08:28) |
| Oct 6 - An invisible remote control, robot cars that drive like fish swim and a robotic singing sensation are among the futuristic visions on display at the annual technology exhibition.
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The Arabic funny business of Talasim (05 October 09:48) |
| Oct 5 - The Amman-based comedy website has been thrust into the international spotlight after winning 50 thousand euros in funding at the recent Seedcamp competition in London.
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Green power at the drive-thru (02 October 10:07) |
| Oct 2 - People don't normally think of renewable energy when ordering from a drive-thru window at a fast food establishment.
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