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- How Boeing's 777-300ER could help save American Airlines
- Apple updates Java for Snow Leopard following blockage
- Football-helmet sensor warns of concussion risk via phone app
- For Valentine's Day, Cupid ditches arrows, opts for e-cards
- Windows 8 iPad killers: Round 1
- Schmidt book, Post attacks spotlight Made in China hacks
- Weekend promises a stellar shot of the moon
- NASA marks 10th anniversary of Columbia disaster
- Street View catches couple in throes of passion. Or does it?
- Forty years ago, the Ohm F speaker was a game-changer; it still is
- Building better Super Bowl ads by watching you watch them
- Super Bowl from the sidelines: Tech readiness is priority No. 1
- What it really takes to make a flexible phone (Smartphones Unlocked)
How Boeing's 777-300ER could help save American Airlines Posted: 02 Feb 2013 08:17 PM PST American has gone through some very rough times. But now, it has an all-new livery and is the first U.S. carrier to fly Boeing's 777-300ER, the world's most successful two-engine plane. [Read more] |
Apple updates Java for Snow Leopard following blockage Posted: 02 Feb 2013 04:18 PM PST Following a recent addition of Java to its plug-in blacklist, Apple has issued an update to its supported Java versions. [Read more] |
Football-helmet sensor warns of concussion risk via phone app Posted: 02 Feb 2013 04:05 PM PST The Shockbox sensor lets you or your coach know when you've been tackled or body-checked too hard, by sending a color-coded alert to a mobile device. [Read more] |
For Valentine's Day, Cupid ditches arrows, opts for e-cards Posted: 02 Feb 2013 01:46 PM PST The online expression of romance is running apace and amok. Especially among men. At least according to one study. [Read more] |
Windows 8 iPad killers: Round 1 Posted: 02 Feb 2013 01:31 PM PST Be careful what you wish for: Windows 8 tablets that promise to offer a twofer tablet-laptop device -- something not offered by Apple on the iPad -- are here. But are they up to the task? [Read more] |
Schmidt book, Post attacks spotlight Made in China hacks Posted: 02 Feb 2013 12:55 PM PST After New York Times, Wall Street Journal report suspected Chinese hacks on their systems, Washington Post says its computers were hit too. Also: Eric Schmidt weighs in on China threat in new book. [Read more] |
Weekend promises a stellar shot of the moon Posted: 02 Feb 2013 12:35 PM PST |
NASA marks 10th anniversary of Columbia disaster Posted: 02 Feb 2013 10:43 AM PST Space agency marks the anniversaries of the Columbia, Challenger, and Apollo 1 disasters with an emotional memorial service, vowing to do everything possible to prevent a recurrence. [Read more] |
Street View catches couple in throes of passion. Or does it? Posted: 02 Feb 2013 10:04 AM PST In the changing room of an extreme sports store, a couple appears to become extremely amorous. And it's captured by Google Street View. Real love? [Read more] |
Forty years ago, the Ohm F speaker was a game-changer; it still is Posted: 02 Feb 2013 07:36 AM PST The Ohm Acoustics F omnidirectional speaker was such a radical advance in 1972 few 21st century speakers can match its sound. [Read more] |
Building better Super Bowl ads by watching you watch them Posted: 02 Feb 2013 04:00 AM PST A 3-year-old company takes technology from MIT's Media Lab and applies it to ad testing. But do you like Yetis with your Wheat Thins? [Read more] |
Super Bowl from the sidelines: Tech readiness is priority No. 1 Posted: 02 Feb 2013 12:00 AM PST CBS CMO George Schweitzer discusses how the CBS team prepares for the biggest broadcast event of the year. [Read more] |
What it really takes to make a flexible phone (Smartphones Unlocked) Posted: 01 Feb 2013 11:59 PM PST A bendable screen is nice in the lab, but it will take more than flexi-glass to get your phone to touch its toes. [Read more] |
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