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Three Things the Palm Pre Does Better Than the iPhone 3GS

By Posted on 6.10.2009 42 Comments
Can you believe that only two or three years ago, the trope of cellphones used in America being so far inferior to what was available in Korea or even Europe was pounded to the point of cliché? Now, it’s on its head: the complete opposite is true. And for that, a lot of thanks goes to Apple. No doubt about that. But the Pre and especially its webOS software is so interesting because it’s the first phone to actually build on the trail blazed by the iPhone in some truly key areas of functionality. And what’s more American than some good ol’ fashioned competition begetting forward-looking innovation that elevates the playing field for all?

6.17.2009 at 01:05am - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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Science

Death Toll of China's Quake Climbs

By Posted on 5.14.2008 1 Comments
The death tolls from the massive earthquake that shook China on Monday have reportedly climbed as high as 13,000 people. More than 18,000 people are still unaccounted for in Mianyang in Sichuan province. And soldiers and medics have just broken through to reach the city of Wenchuan - home to a population of 100,000 - which sits right at the epicenter of the quake.

6.15.2008 at 04:01pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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Gadgets

Samsung, LG Unite on Mobile Digital TV Standard

By Posted on 5.14.2008 1 Comments
Its hard enough getting digital TV from an antenna in your house. Forget about in a car. But Samsung and LG aim to change that. In a scary reminiscence of Blu-ray vs. HD DVD, the two companies had been developing similar but incompatible standards (called AVS-B and MPH) for digital TV that can be delivered on the road.

6.15.2008 at 03:55pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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Entertainment & Gaming

The Science of Speed Racer

By Posted on 5.14.2008 2 Comments
They're not just chock-a-block with action. This summer's biggest blockbusters are backed by some of the most advanced technology on the planet. On this week's Cocktail Party Science, Chuck Cage sits down with writer Corey Binns and editor Martha Harbison to discuss the art and science of Speed Racer and its implications for the future of film.

6.15.2008 at 03:54pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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Cars

Masters of the Pit (Crew)

By Posted on 5.14.2008 2 Comments
The race may not always be to the swift, but, like Damon Runyon said, "that's the way to bet." With auto races often decided in the space between seconds, every fraction saved during pit stops is time in the bank. That means race teams' pit crews are as much a component to winning as is a set of tires, an engine or the driver. Tomorrow, the best crews in Nascar's Sprint Cup series will square off at the Sprint Pit Crew Challenge in Charlotte, NC. Twenty-four teams will compete over the whine of air wrenches for the title of fastest pit crew in the business.

6.15.2008 at 03:51pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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The Environment

Polar Bear Listed as Threatened Species

By Posted on 5.14.2008 7 Comments
It's official: polar bears are in trouble. Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne has announced that he is accepting the recommendation of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list the polar bear as a "threatened" species under the Endangered Species Act. That means the bear is just one step from becoming "endangered," a category reserved for species on the brink of extinction.

6.15.2008 at 02:44pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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The Environment

Human Cause, Global Effect

By Posted on 5.14.2008 29 Comments
Retreating glaciers. Melting permafrost. Off-kilter bird migrations. Few of these reports are news to anyone following the global warming beat. Yet the first effort to gather thousands of scientific findings into a cohesive narrative of cause and effect has been published in the journal Nature.

6.15.2008 at 02:42pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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The Environment

Human Cause, Global Effect

By Posted on 5.14.2008 29 Comments
Retreating glaciers. Melting permafrost. Off-kilter bird migrations. Few of these reports are news to anyone following the global warming beat. Yet the first effort to gather thousands of scientific findings into a cohesive narrative of cause and effect has been published in the journal Nature.

6.15.2008 at 02:41pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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The Environment

America's Dwindling Fresh Water

By Posted on 5.15.2008 2 Comments
The Aral Sea, located between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, was once the fourth largest lake on the planet. Decades of irrigation works diverting water from the two rivers which fed it have left the sea today at 10 percent of the size it once was. Much of what remains is heavily polluted, devoid of fish, and surrounded by a great empty bed of salt which often blows into the surrounding areas, wrecking crops and contaminating drinking water. We might be tempted to write off the disaster as a consequence of the lumbering Soviet bureaucracy, something that could never happen in the States. But as the Plains face consecutive droughts and the Western states continue to burn, all eyes turn to the Great Lakes to fill the growing voids.

6.15.2008 at 02:36pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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Science

Victimless Leather?

By Posted on 5.15.2008 7 Comments
The Museum of Modern Art in New York has had to kill one of the works currently on display in its recent Design and the Elastic mind show. Literally. The piece is called Victimless Leather. It's an incubator built from a series of flasks which provides nutrients to feed a miniature living coat. The tiny coat was comprised of a biodegradable polymer matrix in the shape of a doll's jacket covered in a layer of living tissue made up of mouse stem cells. When the cells began growing to quickly, the curators of the show had to cut off the nutrients—effectively killing the cells.

6.15.2008 at 02:34pm - Comment by mhmdkhamis

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