All Tech
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Four ways to sync your computers
How to put every file at your fingertips
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Netbooks, smart phones: Is more convergence ahead for mobiles?
As laptops get smaller and cellphones get more powerful, will they eventually become the same device?
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Tech-word origins: stranger than science
A lexicographer describes where science fiction struck first.
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Why California's case against violent video games is a long shot
Courts have struck down many laws aimed at preventing sales to minors. Legal analysts see Supreme Court as unlikely to step in.
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Wi-Fi hits the highway
In-car wireless puts some auto-buyers online. Will it drive them to distraction?
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OpenCourseWare: College education, without the student loans
Free, online lectures and course materials offer Ivy-League classes to everyone.
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WiMAX challenges Wi-Fi
This young tech weds the ease of Wi-Fi and the range of cellphone towers.
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Little search engines that could
Four alternatives to Google for finding answers online.
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The Kindle’s assault on academia
Column: Amazon wants to corner the textbook market. But don't think it's gonna be easy.
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Solar storms ahead: Is Earth prepared?
Sunspot cycle beginning in 2012 may put satellites, power grids at risk.
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The future of the book turns a page
E-readers improve. Features grow. E-book sales explode. And the next phase of reading comes into view.
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For China, a reverse brain drain in science?
Beijing woos some of its best expatriate scientists. US should act, some say.
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Cellphone tracking services: Friend finder or Big Brother?
Mobile location tracking lets you see where your friends are. But what about privacy?
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One billion iPhone apps downloaded. But how many are worth it?
As the marketplace for iPhone applications grows more crowded, young and innovative software developers struggle to make their apps stand out.
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All-you-can-eat entertainment, all for the cost of an Internet connection
Column: Forget the movie theater. Forget cable. Your computer has all the movies and shows you need.
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What’s on Web TV?
In just five years the genre has already begun to transform the way we tell stories.
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Saving the Galapagos means rebuilding nature
Conservation in Darwin's lab isn't about preservation – it's now an epic experiment in restoration.
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Where they rebuild nature
Six case studies – from Vancouver’s otters to Congo’s gorillas
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Oprah tweets, Twitter arrives
With more than 14 million users, rumors of deals with Google, and celebrity Twitterers, the social networking tool has become all the rage.
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Common signs that life is built to survive, from humans to bacteria
Column: Links between man and microbe, and how life can survive in unexpected places.
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