Researchers say the tech, which could help spot heart disease, multiple sclerosis, specific cancers, and more, may make MRI scans a standard procedure during annual exams. [Read more]
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Modern technology battles the force of erosion to unveil Bronze Age carvings on the surface of Stonehenge. [Read more]
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These rumored specs for one of a handful of prototypes Google could be evaluating are almost too good to be true. [Read more]
Microsoft is moving a lot of Surface Pros, considering the high price for the device. [Read more]
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The updates address several areas of poor performance, limitations in Boot Camp, and potential crashes. [Read more]
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Apple releases OS X 10.8.3 and firmware updates
Graphene is amazing. Or at least, it could be. Made from a layer of carbon one-atom thick, it’s the strongest material in the world , it’s completely flexible, and it’s more conductive than copper. Discovered just under a decade ago, the supermaterial potentially has some unbelievable applications for us in the not so distant future. More »
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9 Incredible Uses for Graphene
The ultrathin, single-fiber endoscope boasts four times the resolution of existing designs and could result in minimally invasive surgeries for studying the brain, detecting cancer early, and more. [Read more]
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Stanford unveils high-res ‘micro-endoscope’ thin as hair
Representative confirms to CNET that the attack is occurring, but can’t say how long the site has been down. [Read more]
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Denial-of-service attack takes down JP Morgan Chase sites
In its annual report filed last Thursday, Tesla says its Model X crossover electric vehicle will begin production in late 2014, one year later than it had originally announced. [Read more]
For those of us who spend the best part of our day hunched over a keyboard starting at a computer screen, any physical exertion—however small—has to go some way towards constituting exercise. So how many calories does a mouse click burn? More »
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How Many Calories Does a Mouse Click Burn?