Study: Dancers are genetically different
Hebrew University researchers in Jerusalem say they've determined dancers are genetically different from the general population.
Feb 1, 2006
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Microsoft reminds users about Feb. 3 virus
Microsoft has warned its customers about "Mywife," a malware variant expected to come to life on Friday.
Feb 1, 2006
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Outsourcing becoming knowledge outsourcing
Embracing technology as a driving force, knowledge and transaction outsourcing is changing the way businesses conduct themselves in the global marketplace.
Feb 1, 2006
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Bulldog field tests ADSL2-plus for U.K.
Britain's Bulldog Communications is field testing a high-speed ADSL2-plus broadband system it hopes to launch commercially before the end of the quarter.
Feb 1, 2006
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Report: China Mobile cool on 3G standard
China's adoption of a homegrown technical standard for third-generation (3G) wireless service might not be as done a deal as the industry had assumed.
Feb 1, 2006
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Intec to provide Pakistan billing support
Britain's Intec has received a contract to supply billing support systems to Pakistan's leading wireless company.
Feb 1, 2006
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Study evaluates placebo effectiveness
Harvard Medical School scientists who usually use placebos to test a new treatment's effectiveness have conducted a trial testing placebos.
Feb 1, 2006
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Briefs: Motorola, NTT DoCoMo tie up in downlink
Motorola and NTT DoCoMo said they have jointly developed a high-speed downlink packet access that can be used for WCDMA networks worldwide.
Feb 1, 2006
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The Web: Traffic 'toll' contentious
The surviving Baby Bells -- Verizon, Bell South and AT&T/SBC -- have disclosed that they may someday charge new fees to digital businesses, sites like Google and Yahoo!, that generate substantial traffic on the Internet. ...
Feb 1, 2006
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Satellite radar reveals ever-changing face of the ocean
Radar satellites such as ESA's Envisat and ERS-2 maintain constant watch on the Earth's surface, their signals able to cut through clouds, rain or darkness. This surveillance extends beyond the land to the 71% of the planet ...
Feb 1, 2006
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