A Swedish aerospace technology company beats swords into ploughshares, turning missile tech into what some have called "Google Maps on steroids." Nokia just released a product licensing the tech. Last week, Nokia released an upgraded version of it mapping service, Ovi.
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More than half of Americans take dietary supplements, with the multivitamin being the most commonly used, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Just when you think the blame-it-on-our-genes craze can't get worse, the "warrior gene" goes viral. The latest media outlet to flog it is the Dr. Phil show, which on April 4 broadcast " Born to Rage?
Read More »PGT: Tiger has ‘reasonable chance’ for The Players
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Read More »The 5 Best Free Tools For Making Slick Infographics
It's not enough to simply write about data any longer; the world wants visuals. While there are many professional information designers making a name for themselves, such as Nicholas Felton of Feltron.com , the majority of these digital artists are up to their eyeballs in high-paying work. Where does this leave you?
Read More »Why Searching For Aliens Is Good For Business
The SETI Institute has stopped listening for aliens, a casualty of government budget cuts. The business community and private donors should pony up. Here's why it's not as crazy as it sounds
Read More »Injuries cast more doubts
GolfChannel: News that injuries to Tiger Woods' left knee and left Achilles sustained during the Masters will keep him out of the Wells Fargo Championship next week adds to the uncertainty in his comeback bid.
Read More »How to Install a Remote Access App on Your iPad
The conventional workday is a thing of the past.
Read More »Researchers Invent Jell-O Based Testing For Pancreatitis
Using little more than Jell-O, aluminum foil, milk protein, and a 12-cent LED, University of Texas scientists have hacked together a super-cheap, fast-acting detector for pancreatitis.
Read More »The Big Thirst: Why Climate Change Might Cut Your Shower Short
The lessons of Perth, Australia, and how they can help us avoid a dismal new water forecast from the U.S. Department of the Interior.
Read More »CERN physics lab downplays claim of key discovery
(AP) -- The world's biggest particle physics lab on Tuesday played down claims of a major discovery, after a leaked memo hinting that the elusive Higgs boson - or 'God particle' - may have been found ricocheted around science websites.
Read More »Diamonds shine in quantum networks: Researchers hitch precious stone’s impurities onto nano-resonators
When it comes to dreaming about diamonds, energy efficiency and powerful information processing aren't normally the thoughts that spring to mind. Unless, of course, you are a quantum physicist looking to create the most secure and powerful networks around.
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Read More »4 ways to fix common skin woes
Cosmetic imperfections, like cellulite, spider veins and skin discoloration, might be hard to get rid of but you can always disguise them.
Read More »GolfChannel: No. 1 is a game of musical chairs
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