Archive: 10/17/2005
BellSouth, Yahoo! collaborate on broadband
BellSouth and Yahoo! said Monday they will jointly provide a broadband service in nine southern U.S. states.
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Researcher Identifies Tracks Of Swimming Dinosaur In Wyoming
The tracks of a previously unknown, two-legged swimming dinosaur have been identified along the shoreline of an ancient inland sea that covered Wyoming 165 million years ago, according to a University of Colorado at Boulder ...
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EarthLink adds call block to VoIP service
EarthLink has upgraded its Voice over Internet Protocol service so that more phone numbers can be stored and as many as 10 numbers can be blocked.
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NASA: progress studying shuttle tank foam
NASA engineers say they are closer to resolving the problem of large chunks of foam insulation falling off space shuttle external fuel tanks during launch.
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Verizon sends home voicemail notification to mobiles
Verizon said Monday it is expanding its service to allow voice-message notices left at fixed lines to appear on cell phones.
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Bubonic plague found in Colo. prairie dogs
Colorado health officials have reportedly confirmed an outbreak of bubonic plague among prairie dog colonies near Green Mountain.
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Samsung Develops World's Largest (32'') LCD Panel Without a Color Filter
Samsung Electronics announced development of the largest thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT LCD) panel that does not require the use of a color filter. The new filter-less 32-inch TFT-LCD for ...
Oct 17, 2005 |
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Scientists detect 'milky sea' phenomena
Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory's Marine Meteorology Division in Monterey, CA, (NRL-Monterey), working with researchers from Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute and the National Geophysical Data Center, presented ...
Oct 17, 2005 |
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DZero: Elusive Top Quark Discovery
They came from institutions worldwide, built the world's most powerful accelerator, smashed tiny bits of matter together at nearly the speed of light and produced something remarkable: a fundamental particle that was abundantly ...
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4.1-Inch System-on-Glass LCD Boasts Industry-Leading Picture Quality
NEC LCD Technologies, Ltd. today announced the successful development of a 4.1-inch (10.4cm diagonal), wide video graphics array (W-VGA), system-on-glass (SOG) liquid crystal display (LCD) module for mobile ...
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Spirit Wiggles Into Position
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit completed a difficult, rocky ascent en route to reaching a captivating rock outcrop nicknamed "Hillary" at the summit of "Husband Hill."
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A Jurassic tree grows in Australia
The Wollemi pine, a 200 million-year-old tree from the Jurassic period long thought to be extinct, has reportedly been found growing in Australia.
Oct 17, 2005 |
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Networking: E-mail is the 'new telephone'
Ten years ago Mark J. Grossman's office was alive with the sound of ringing phones and chatter from account executives placing sales calls. "The prevailing sound today is 'click, click, click,'" said Grossman, who heads Grossman ...
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Britain's top prizes for physics announced
Research that revealed for the first time that the Earth’s core is almost as hot as the Sun, groundbreaking new work on cosmic strings and black holes, and a scientist who believes he could build a viable desktop quantum ...
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Wobulation: HP innovation lights the way for better HDTV resolution
When a Fortune 50 company calls one of its technologies “wobulation” you know something big is afoot. Something driven by a high level of enthusiasm and pride. And that’s just what wobulation is. A ground-breaking new ...
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