Fashion goes high-tech
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As the world begins to see India as a growing technological hub and trade restrictions become less restrictive, a new type of technology is making its debut from here -- software that makes the global fashion industry an ...
Scientists keep close watch on gray whales
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Jun 28, 2006 |
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The number of baby gray whales migrating along the U.S. Pacific Coast is increasing and scientists say it may be a sign of Arctic warming.
U.S., Mexican, Canadian commission meets
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The 13th council session of the Commission for Environmental Cooperation convened Wednesday in Washington.
Generic pediatric AIDS Drug gets U.S. OK
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has tentatively approved the generic version of Abacavir Sulfate Oral Solution for use by pediatric AIDS victims.
Qualcomm says no royalty cut in India
Jun 28, 2006 |
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Global patent holder of the code division multiple access digital wireless technology Qualcomm company, whose Chief Executive Officer Paul Jacobs is currently touring India on a firefighting mission, has categorical ruled ...
The Web: The Age of Individualized Adverts
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Online marketing today is about more than inserting "Hello, Roger," in the subject line of an e-mail and hoping it somehow convinces the recipient, in this instance, a chap named "Roger," that it is truly customized, intended ...
Beta-blockers given the boot in Britain
Jun 28, 2006 |
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British doctors are being advised not to prescribe beta-blockers and to ease most current users off them and onto new treatment for high blood pressure.
Study says exercise no cure for obesity
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A study of Scottish children says exercise programs at school do little to prevent childhood obesity.
W. Europe mobile to earn $249B in 2011
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A technology research firm's new report predicts 6 percent annual growth in the Western European cellular market in the next five years, to $249 billion.
In Brief: Mobile TV not seen profitable yet
Jun 28, 2006 |
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Many mobile television broadcasting options will not be financially viable for now, a research group reported Wednesday.
Intel's mobile chip sell-off seen prudent
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Semiconductor sales are soaring, thanks in part due to a seemingly insatiable appetite for cell phones and other mobile devices worldwide. Yet while consumers in emerging markets are readily forking out cash ...
Hopes high for wireless in global aid
Jun 28, 2006 |
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From dealing with natural disasters to dealing with the spread of contagious disease, even some of the world's poorest countries could benefit from technological advancements, particularly mobile communications, or so argue ...
Landfills, chemical weapon debris possibly a good match, computer model suggests
Jun 28, 2006 |
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Putting building debris contaminated by chemical weapons into municipal landfills likely would pose only a minimal risk to nearby communities and the surrounding environment, according to a study scheduled for publication ...
WIFi, WiMax hybrid for public safety
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Airspan Networks has developed a wireless communications system that blends WiFi and WiMax technologies for public-safety agencies.
In Brief: Three Japanese cable companies trial IPTV
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Three Japanese cable companies have tamed up to deliver on-demand programming to more than 600,000 subscribers.
