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Dental surgeons pull out 232 teeth from Mumbai teen
Tech Times - 26 Jul 2014 05:37
Adults only have about 32 teeth but doctors in Mumbai extracted 232 tiny teeth from a teenager suffering from a rare condition called complex composite odontoma.
How to use and make the most of notifications in OS X Yosemite
Digital Trends - 26 Jul 2014 18:15
The new OS X Yosemite notification center is the all-in-one place to view, dismiss and manage updates from both local apps and third-party social media. Here's how to master the system and organize your life. The post Ho...
Apple Admits Encrypted iPhone Personal Data Can Be Extracted From 'Trusted' Computers
IBTimes - 26 Jul 2014 06:34
Apple Inc. acknowledged on Friday that backup encrypted texts, photos and contacts can be extracted from iPhone by anyone with knowledge of extraction techniques, like Apple employees and law enforcement, Reuters reporte...
How Google Street View is Tackling Methane Leaks
Live Science - 26 Jul 2014 08:31
Street by street, tracking methane leaks.
Study confirms FDA worries on cancer risk with use of power morcellator
Tech Times - 26 Jul 2014 08:13
Morcellation appears to be even more risky than previously thought, according to a new study. Undetected cancerous tumors can spread even outside the uterus because of the procedure.
Australian Government Moving Forward With Anti-Piracy Mandate For ISPs
Slashdot - 26 Jul 2014 07:00
angry tapir (1463043) writes Australia is moving closer to a regime under which ISPs will be forced to block access to websites whose "dominant purpose" is to facilitate copyright violations. A secret government discussi...
Clever crow knows exactly how to solve different puzzles to get food
Gizmodo - 26 Jul 2014 04:40
I love it when animals can solve puzzles and problems that I can't even figure out. Here's a crow going through a bunch of different exercises to show its understanding of size, weight, density, the elements and even the...
Cable Companies: We're Afraid Netflix Will Demand Payment From ISPs
Slashdot - 26 Jul 2014 04:19
Dega704 (1454673) writes While the network neutrality debate has focused primarily on whether ISPs should be able to charge companies like Netflix for faster access to consumers, cable companies are now arguing that it's...
Obama Will Attend UN Climate Summit in New York
Mashable - 26 Jul 2014 03:37
President Obama will attend the high-level climate change "summit" that the United Nations plans to hold in New York on September 23, the White House said on Friday. The summit falls during the annual U.N. General Assemb...
Camera system sees around corners without using a mirror
Gizmag - 26 Jul 2014 03:12
Peeking around a corner has long been a staple of spy films and TV, from Get Smart to 007. Researchers at the Universities of Bonn and the University of Colombia, Vancouver, have found a better way than poking a makeup m...
China's Baidu has a "highly autonomous car" in the works
Slash Gear - 26 Jul 2014 02:53
Google has been working valiantly on its self-driving (autonomous) car, as well as certain auto makers like Volvo. China's Baidu has revealed that it is also entering the self-driving car industry, only its system won't ...
Google Docs, Sheets, Slides changes officially here
Slash Gear - 26 Jul 2014 00:45
At Google I/O, some important changes were announced for Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Android and Chrome chief Sundar Pichai announced the Drive-centric utilities would soon be able to work with any file type. Both viewing ...
Martian Soil Salts May Make Water Ice All Wet
Scientific American - 26 Jul 2014 00:07Bad "Buss Duct" Causes Week-long Closure of 5,000 Employee Federal Complex
Slashdot - 26 Jul 2014 22:32
McGruber (1417641) writes In Atlanta, an electrical problem in a "Buss Duct" has caused the Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center to be closed for at least a week. 5,000 federal employees work at the center. While many might v...
This is the McLaren P1 GTR (and yes, it's insane)
Slash Gear - 26 Jul 2014 22:12
When you're cooking up a track-only supercar based on the already bonkers McLaren P1, taking the subtle approach is probably the wrong strategy. Still, there's definitely no way the McLaren P1 GTR could be overlooked amo...
Should developers care about app revenue?
Slash Gear - 26 Jul 2014 20:40
Why do you think a developer should create an app? Earlier this week I made a rather hardline stance on the current state of the app development universe for smart devices, suggesting that because Android-based revenue f...
Volunteers Emerge from Mock Mars Base in Hawaii
SPACE.com - 26 Jul 2014 20:00
A volunteer crew of mock Mars explorers emerged from their Martian habitat Friday (July 25) after four months living inside a dome atop a Hawaiian volcano. See how the HI-SEAS 2 mock Mars mission crew lived and worked on...
Roland SH-101 back from the dead as ARIA add-on
Slash Gear - 26 Jul 2014 19:26
Roland is finally reviving the much-loved SH-101 synthesizer, delivering its iconic eighties sounds to a new audience, though not quite in the way many enthusiasts were hoping. Instead of a standalone analog synth as the...
James Webb Space Telescope's Giant Sunshield Test Unit Unfurled First Time
Universe Today - 26 Jul 2014 19:03
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, MD – The huge Sunshield test unit for NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been successfully unfurled for the first time in a key milestone ahead of the launch scheduled for Octob...
IRL: Taking HTC's One M8 for a test drive
Engadget - 26 Jul 2014 19:00
The original HTC One was one of my favorite smartphones from 2013, but it was easy to see why you'd pass it up in favor of an archrival like Samsung's Galaxy S4 -- it just didn't have the battery life, camera quality or ...
NASA preps for Nail-biting Comet Flyby of Mars
Universe Today - 26 Jul 2014 18:31
As Comet C/2013 A1 Siding Spring inches closer to the Red Planet, NASA’s taking steps to protect its fleet of orbiting Mars spacecraft. On October 19, the comet’s icy nucleus will miss the planet by just 82,000 miles...
Wow! The Most Amazing Images in Science This Week
Live Science - 26 Jul 2014 23:00
The beauty of the Milky Way, the sadness of the blue whales and even our need for speed are just a few of the stunning Science images we found this week.