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What's Auto-Tune and How Does it Work?Missed a note or went a bit flat? Auto-Tune can fix that.
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Going Deep: The Future of Technology in the NFLExpect America's hard-hitting game to get even more wired in the seasons ahead.
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The End of Cell Phone Chargers Is NearA wave of common sense and innovation promises to eliminate the aggravating paradigm of one-size-fits-one cell phone charging.
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The Technologies That Will Save the Trapped Chilean MinersTo rescue the trapped Chilean miners, responders will rely on a number of technologies developed during previous mining accidents.
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Online Searches for Cameron Diaz Puts Your Computer at Risk
Searching for Cameron Diaz online carries a one-in-ten chance of landing on a website with malicious software.
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Traffic Jams Ahead Unless More Cables Laid
More ocean-spanning cable lines will be needed to string together the Internet.
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Deer-Startling Device Gets a Tryout in Utah
Utah is testing out a system of sound- and light-generating roadside devices that might save deer from ending up as roadkill.
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Monkeys Go Bananas Over Flying SquirrelsThe monkeys either mistook the squirrels as a predatory bird or they wanted to flaunt their prowess.
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Internet 'Key Holders' Are Insurance Against Cyber Attackcommunications -
'Flying Car' Concept Gets a Design Tweak
The Transition is a plane that can fold up its wings to achieve street-safe (and legal) dimensions.
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Top 10 Reasons to Ditch Your Dumb Phone for a SmartphoneCountdown To supercharge your cellular ride through our increasingly wired world, you're going to need an aptly named smartphone.
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Navy Shoots Down Robotic Aircraft with Laser Beams
The navy is testing out a Laser Weapons System.
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Bionic Devices Let Injured Animals Roam AgainThe artificial limb technology that has let disabled people walk again has been revolutionizing veterinary medicine in recent years.
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Grief Over iPhone 4 Reception Problems GrowsApple calls press conference as a senator wags a finger and rumors circulate that the problem was known a year ago
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Inflatable Toads Thwart SexFemale cane toads inflate their bodies to thwart sex. These inflatable toads can decide the father in this strange animal sex act.
amphibians -
Real Books Quicker to Read than E-Books
People can read traditional printed books a good bit faster than eBooks on tablet computers.
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How to Clean a Dirty Keyboard and Why You Should
TechNewsDaily walks you through a proper do-it-yourself keyboard cleaning.
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'Flying Car' One Step Closer to Reality
The first "flying car," is now one step closer to becoming street- and sky-legal.
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Reasons to Wait Out Early Smartphone Glitches
iPhone purchasers has complained of reception problems, yellow discolorations on the screen and swapped volume buttons.
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Apple Responds to iPhone 4 Reception Glitch
In response to widespread reports of iPhone reception problems, Apple has told its customers simply to not hold the phone in this manner.
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iPhone 4's First Users Report Reception, Color ProblemsNew iPhone owners are reporting diminished or lost reception when they touch the stainless steel band around the iPhone 4's middle.
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iPhone 4 Breakdown Reveals More Memory, Bigger BatteryThe interior of the new iPhone 4 is dominated by a giant battery, it has double the RAM (512 MB) of the iPhone 3GS.
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Low-Radiation Cell Phones: All the Rage?communications
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How Does an Atomic Clock Work?Atomic clocks are a bit more accurate than counting, "one Mississippi, two Mississippi...".
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