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China Censorship on Web Content Lacking, Users Self-censorship

The “Great Firewall of China,” used by the government of the People’s Republic of China to block users from reaching content it finds objectionable, is actually a “panopticon” that encourages self-censorship through the perception that users are being watched, rather than a true firewall, according to researchers at UC Davis and the University of New [...]

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Apple Unveils Wi-Fi iPod Touch, new iPod Nano, Slashes iPhone Price Tag

Apple has revitalized its iPod lineup with the unveiling...


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Apple said this week that it will stop selling NBC TV shows for the upcoming television season on its online iTunes Store. When Apple contested NBC’s decision to more than double the wholesale price for each episode, NBC decided not to renew its agreement with iTunes. The agreement renewal would have resulted in an increase from [...]

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Two major scientific breakthroughs at the atomic scale in nanotechnology unveiled by IBM’s scientists and engineers this week. The first, a new understanding about the ability for single atoms to maintain a specific magnetic direction, which makes them suitable for future data storage applications, and the second, a logic switch between individual atoms within a [...]

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Mere weeks after the debut of the iPhone, and a New Jersey teenager claims to have unlocked its restrictions for use outside the AT&T network. Seventeen-year-old George Hotz has been making the media rounds since announcing his accomplishment over the Apple device. In an online blog, Hotz posted complete details of his iPhone unlocking method, [...]

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Exactly 25 years ago tomorrow, on August 17, 1982, Philips Electronics manufactured the world’s first Compact Disc at a Philips factory in Lang-en-hagen, just outside of Hanover, Germany. The invention of the CD ushered in a technological revolution in the music industry as CDs – with their superior sound quality and scratch free durability – [...]

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Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have developed a new energy storage device that easily could be mistaken for a simple sheet of black paper. The nanoengineered battery is lightweight, ultra thin, completely flexible, and geared toward meeting the trickiest design and energy requirements of tomorrow’s gadgets, implantable medical equipment, and transportation vehicles. Image above caption: [...]

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The much anticipated Windows Vista Service Pack 1 from Microsoft has yet to see the light of day, officially that is. Nevertheless, under the darkness of night, the operating system maker has silently released bits and pieces of SP1 to the public on Tuesday. Not yet available to Windows Update users, and in two separate [...]

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The popular open source web browser, Firebox is biting into Microsoft’s Internet Explorer pie in Europe, and around the world, a web survey French-based firm, XiTi Monitor reported Wednesday. According to its survey results conducted from Monday, July 2 to Sunday, July 8, 2007, Firefox’s usage share in Europe has risen to 28% for the [...]

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An extraordinary case of natural selection has been documented when an international team of scientists discovered a tropical butterfly species, which possess the ability to fight back genetically against highly persistent male-killing bacteria. The team reported that within 10 generations that spanned less than a year, the proportion of males of the Blue Moon butterfly [...]

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