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The facsimile machine, used to transmit documents over telephone lines, has seen little improvement since it debuted in the mid-1970s… More »
Nicholas Jackson is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he oversees the Health channel. A former media aggregator for Slate, he has also worked for Encyclopaedia Britannica, Texas Monthly and other publications.
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The research and development center for all of General Electric's businesses, GE Global Research is based in Niskayuna, New York… More »
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HIRO uses a custom Self-Organizing Incremental Neural Network (SOINN) to learn from new situations and determine how to react… More »
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The store looks similar to other Apple locations, with long wooden tables, a sea of black stools and lots of blue t-shirts and iThings… More »
Out of their Brooklyn office, the HowAboutWe team works to get its users off of dating websites and out on actual, real-life dates… More »
Instagram, Flickr, Twitpic, Facebook, Google+ -- my photographs are spread all over the Internet and it's difficult to remember what I uploaded and where. Is there an easy way to collect and organize all of these photos in one place?… More »
As daily deals sites proliferate, merchants face a tougher choice on where to promote their products. The tendency is to go with the biggest.… More »
NASA believes that the small hills at the foreground of this image could contain clues to the current water cycles on the Red Planet… More »
At the Experimental Aircraft Association's AirVenture Convention last week, an F-16 landed at 70 mph and overshot the runway… More »
If the world's largest manufacturer of computer components can't stop its workers from killing themselves, it will just replace them… More »
As prices for these elements continue to climb, one Tokyo University of Science professor is hoping to do away with them altogether… More »
Nearly 80 million Americans now own a smartphone and mobile ad revenues are expected to climb to $3 billion annually by 2015… More »
The Dawn probe, managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory but part of an international cooperative, reached Vesta… More »
Google is making about $3 billion every month from advertising, which accounts for 97 percent of its revenue over the past year… More »
When John Glenn celebrated his birthday earlier this month, NASA rereleased this photograph of the now-90-year-old astronaut… More »
Bioengineers in this field believe that robots based on these creatures would make far better robots than those we're currently designing… More »
Priced at just under $60,000, the new car comes equipped with enough gadgets and gizmos to make that price seem justifiable… More »
From the deals they offer to they way their decorate their office, Scoutmob has a unique voice that is found in everything they do… More »
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