Study: Romantic male mice enjoy singing
Washington University scientists have confirmed a long-standing suspicion: romantic male mice enjoy singing complex songs to potential mates.
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Briefs: Verizon offers local biz reviews online
Verizon said Tuesday users of its local directory pages can now read reviews of the companies and services listed there.
Nov 1, 2005
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Cybercards squeezing out Christmas cards?
A British company predicts that digital Christmas greetings sent by mobile phone will soon render traditional Christmas cards obsolete.
Nov 1, 2005
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Qiao Xing unit releases PC mobile phone
Qiao Xing Universal Telephone has released a new mobile phone that offers full Internet access.
Nov 1, 2005
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Sony's CD Receiver Transfers Music Directly from a PC to a Car Stereo
Advancing the market for in-car digital music, Sony Electronics today announced an AM/FM CD/MP3 receiver capable of storing up to 500 of your favorite tracks and receiving music directly from your computer to your car stereo.
Nov 1, 2005
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Spin-off Company Helps Customers See the Light
When University of Arkansas professor Xiaogang Peng developed a series of powerful methods for synthesizing high quality nanocrystals in solution, researchers began asking him for samples, so he and his co-workers decided ...
Nov 1, 2005
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New method could lead to avian flu-resistant birds
Creating a strain of avian flu-resistant chickens and exploring how canaries learn to sing are two of many potential uses for a Picower Institute of Learning and Memory researcher's simple new way to create transgenic birds. ...
Nov 1, 2005
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Google, IBM team up on PC desktop search
IBM is teaming up with Google to find documents on personal computers. The newest plug-in for IBM’s enterprise search technology will integrate with Google Desktop for Enterprise, which is downloadable free.
Nov 1, 2005
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Lightning research sparks new discovery
Lightning, a high-voltage discharge that strikes quickly and sometimes fatally, is very difficult to study. A new and surprising finding by Florida Institute of Technology's Dr. Joseph Dwyer and his team brings the study ...
Nov 1, 2005
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Harnessing The Sun: NASA Studies Advanced Solar Cells On Station
Did you know that instruments as small as postage stamps can keep a satellite operating in space for decades? It sounds unbelievable, but as they say, "from small beginnings great things come."
Nov 1, 2005
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