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Obesity rates will reach 42 percent: study| Reuters

reuters.com — CHICAGO (Reuters) - Americans will keep growing fatter until 42 percent of the nation is considered obese, and having fat friends is part of the pr... View in Crawl 4

Obesity rates will reach 42 percent: study| Reuters
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Week in science: viruses, bacteria, and monopoles, oh my!

arstechnica.com — Giant virus found in tiny predator: A giant virus has its genome sequenced, which shows that it has stolen genes from a bacteria and suffers f... View in Crawl 4

Week in science: viruses, bacteria, and monopoles, oh my!
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A Chip Is Born: Inside a State-of-the-Art Clean Room

wired.com — To build a computer, you must first design and fabricate tiny processors that rapidly churn through a massive number of discrete computational step... View in Crawl 4

A Chip Is Born: Inside a State-of-the-Art Clean Room
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If you do this in an email, I hate you - The Oatmeal

theoatmeal.com — The Oatmeal on email etiquette. View in Crawl 4

If you do this in an email, I hate you - The Oatmeal
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Lotus Unveils Pint-Sized 'City Car' PHEV Urban Commuter

treehugger.com — Photo: Lotus The Right Tool for the Job Urban commuting should mostly be done using public transportation, bikes, and feet, but as long as there a... View in Crawl 4

Lotus Unveils Pint-Sized 'City Car' PHEV Urban Commuter
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Eyes-on, glasses off, with Toshiba's glasses-less 3D TV | Circuit Breaker - CNET News

news.cnet.com — The talk of Ceatec so far is the 3D TV from Toshiba that requires no 3D glasses. We check it out in person and find that while it works surprisingl... View in Crawl 4

Eyes-on, glasses off, with Toshiba's glasses-less 3D TV | Circuit Breaker - CNET News
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Feature: From Geek to Chic: a decade of smartphone evolution

arstechnica.com — Over the past ten years, the smartphone has gone from a large, belt-holstered badge of geekiness to a mass-market mobile computing platform. I... View in Crawl 4

Feature: From Geek to Chic: a decade of smartphone evolution
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Kno single-screen tablet textbook hands-on: all the power in half the size

engadget.com — If you've been following tech news today, you'll know two tablets are coming down the pike -- RIM's BlackBerry Playbook, and a singl... View in Crawl 4

Kno single-screen tablet textbook hands-on: all the power in half the size
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Popular Mechanics picks products that break the mold (photos)

news.cnet.com — From electric cars to the latest smartphones, winners of the magazine's sixth annual Breakthrough Awards showcase the best of tech innovation. View in Crawl 4

  • Sep 28, 2010 via cnet
Popular Mechanics picks products that break the mold (photos)
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Xmarks shutting down bookmark sync service

news.cnet.com — The service was popular in a technical niche, but the company couldn't find a way to make money from either the sync service or other possibil... View in Crawl 4

  • Sep 28, 2010 via cnet
Xmarks shutting down bookmark sync service
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TenYears.jpg
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History of the Internet (PIC)

onlinemba.com.s3.amazonaws.com — The Internet has almost just become an extension of one’s self. There really is almost nothing that gets done without it. And with nearly all mobil... View in Crawl 4

History of the Internet (PIC)
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Google Fights Censorship with Transparency Report

mashable.com — Google has launched Transparency Report, a set of tools including an interactive map that shows which governments have asked for information about ... View in Crawl 4

Google Fights Censorship with Transparency Report
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Jorno Foldable Keyboard for iPad and iPhone Makes me Want it. | The iPhone Guru

theiphoneguru.net — Jorno, a new Bluetooth keyboard for the iPad and iPhone, can collapse to fit in your pocket. Its keys are just 15% smaller than those of the standa... View in Crawl 4

Jorno Foldable Keyboard for iPad and iPhone Makes me Want it. | The iPhone Guru
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