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Robot Salamander Helps Unlock Evolution Mysteries

Scientists in Europe have created a robotic salamander that uses an amphibian type central nervous system to switch from swimming to walking as it crawls onto land out of water ...

Samsung Achieves Hybrid Hard Drive Milestone

Mixing flash memory with the traditional spinning disk, Samsung's new hybrid hard drive for Vista-based notebooks will improve boot-up speed, extend battery life and increase reliability, said the company ...

New AT&T Service Turns Cell Phone Into DVR Remote

Customers of AT&T's Homezone service will now be able to control their digital video recorders with their Web-enabled cell phones ...

New Sony Walkman to Battle Video MP3 Makers

Sony is entering the world of flash memory-based portable media devices that play video ...

Nintendo DS Annexing ‘SimCity’

The pioneering computer game "SimCity," first written for the Commodore 64 in 1985, is being released this summer for the Nintendo DS platform, game publisher Electronic Arts (EA) said Thursday ...

New Sony Cameras Link to HDTVs

In time for the annual Photo Marketing Association (PMA) trade show that begins March 8, Sony Electronics, unveiled Tuesday a flock of seven new Cyber-shot digital cameras. Many of the new models can be plugged directly into high-definition televisions and feature the company's new face-detection technology ...

Symantec Offers Five-in-One Security Bundle

Computer security veteran Symantec on Monday unveiled Norton 360, a comprehensive suite of PC security applications that aims to cover all system protection bases in one box ...

The New Daylight Saving Time: A Mini Y2K?

Daylight Saving Time (DST) starts three weeks earlier this year in most parts of the United States and there are fears that the change will cause problems for unprepared computer systems and digital devices ...

Sony to Euro PS3 Buyers: Don’t Look Back

The PlayStation 3 consoles about to be sold in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Australia will not be as compatible with PlayStation 2 games as those sold elsewhere. The news may bother many gamers, but it probably won't affect Sony's bottom line ...

Cisco Snaps Up Reactivity to Boost Web 2.0 Plans

In a move that demonstrates consolidation among players in the burgeoning world of Web 2.0 development, Cisco Systems paid US$135 million to buy Reactivity, an XML specialist that's been selling products for only about five years ...

Google Plugs Desktop Hole but Risks Remain

A security flaw found late last year in Google Desktop was quickly patched, but the company that discovered it says the popular application's mix of Web and private hard drive searches might still be risky ...

On-Again, Off-Again EMI-Warner Deal On Again

Warner Music Group acknowledged Tuesday it is still interested in purchasing EMI Group, its slumping rival in the troubled music industry, but such a deal is unlikely to solve the long-term problems facing both companies ...

OLPC Orders Reach One Million Milestone

The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is close to making computer users out of a million children in developing nations ...

Russian Court Tosses Out Microsoft Piracy Case

It was a David versus Goliath case that made international headlines. Russian authorities, determined to fight pirated software, came down hard on a school found to have 12 computers with phony versions of Windows and Microsoft Office ...

New Hack Attack Widens Cracks in HD DVD

Relentless attempts by those determined to undermine the copy-protection technology used on HD DVD movies continue to yield successes ...

Yahoo Folds Instant Messaging Into Its E-Mail Service

Yahoo on Monday began integrating its popular Web-based e-mail service with its instant messaging platform, a process that will take several months to complete ...

Cashing In on the E-Commerce Craze

Advances in technology, particularly customer resource management (CRM) software, are driving e-commerce these days. In some cases, they're driving the industry down a strange road that, like a "Twilight Zone" episode, ends up in Smalltown USA, circa 1950 ...

Yahoo Goes Global With Mobile Ad Platform

Yahoo on Monday broadened the nascent world of cell phone advertising by launching a mobile ad platform in 19 countries. The service, which was first offered in the United States in November, allows companies to run interactive advertisements on the Yahoo Mobile Web home page ...

Vista Powers Big Boost in PC Sales

Personal computer buyers last week rapidly snapped up machines loaded with Microsoft's new Vista operating system, buying nearly 70 percent more units during the week than they did during the same week in 2006, according to a report by Current Analysis ...

EMC to Spin Off Part of VMware as IPO

Information infrastructure giant EMC is selling, through an initial public offering, a sliver of its highly successful VMware subsidiary, a move that should strengthen VMware's position in the growing virtualization software market ...

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