24/04/2007

Scientists make major breakthrough in regenerative medicine

Findings described in a new study by Stanford scientists may be the first step toward a major revolution in human regenerative medicine—a future where advanced organ damage can be repaired by the body itself. In the May ...

OLPC Notebooks Delayed Until Fourth Quarter

A representative from the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) initiative confirmed on Friday that notebook shipments will be delayed until the fourth quarter of 2007.

U.S. Falling Behind in Broadband Penetration

The U.S. Senate will be told Tuesday that the U.S. is barely above the midpoint of broadband deployment within developed nations – and it's getting worse.

Free Anti-Rootkit Tools

Many free tools are available to detect rootkits. Some also attempt to remove them.

Blu-ray Burning Its High-def DVD Rival

Of the high-definition discs bought by consumers in the first quarter, 70 percent were in the Blu-ray Disc format and 30 percent were HD DVD, according to sales figures provided by trade publication Home Media Magazine.

AMD Sets Prices on New Opteron Models

The company first introduced the two models early this month and all four major OEMs are promising systems that incorporate the new chips.

HP Sues Acer, Again

Hewlett-Packard filed a second lawsuit against Taiwan-based PC manufacturer Acer in an East District court in Texas last week, this time over patents related to heat management, power savings, data flow regulation, and picture ...

Bee keepers across U.S. suffering losses

Beekeepers across the United States are noticing a large loss in hives from year to year and it is being attributed to colony collapse disorder.

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