-
- Gizmorama:
Life in the Tech Age
- Spinal
cord repair may be possible
- Two
New Iridium Satellites Boosted into Orbit by Eurockot
- Gearing
Up to Harvest Mars' Water Resource
- Botox
injections knock out migraines
- Long-term
astronauts face uphill climb
- Australian
Scientists Say They Can Rebuild Immune System
- Shuttle
Spacewalkers Finish Robot Trolley Work (Reuters)
- Computers
Think Strategically in RoboCup
(NewsFactor)
Nearly
two-decade-old effort seeks to teach computer common sense CYC (AP)
- Trees
next biotech crop?
- Alarms
interrupts station ceremony
- European
Telescope Captures Spidery Nebula
- Spacewalkers
prepare station for upgrades
- NASA
working around station gyro failure
- Study:
Software Piracy Up for Second Straight Year
- El
Nino May Appear as Early as July - U.S. Expert
DOE: Cost
main issue with fuel cell cars
- Shuttle
to deliver key experiment gear
- Bush:
Refocus science on terrorism
- Sensors
could lead to 'smart tires'
- Oceans
losing oxygen due to global warming
- MMS
to Overtake SMS Messaging by 2005 -Ericsson
Black
Hole Dynamos Spawn Monster Energy Fields
Blind
fish may help explain human obesity
- Valve
work delays shuttle two more days
- Report:
China's Manned Spacecraft Near Ready
- Deep
Vision
- Technology
tackling translation tasks
- Shuttle
launch off until Monday
- Polymer
could form artificial tissue
- Probe
unearths likely water supply on Mars
- Brain
scan shows who will get Alzheimer's
- Heart
attack genes discovered
- New
findings support inflationary universe
- The
Library of Congress nixes, for now, royalties on music broadcast online
- Microsoft,
Verizon Wireless Form Exclusive Deal
- Will
Digital Technology Replace the Reel Deal?
- Virus
Hits Law Enforcement, Media
- IBM
Builds Tiny Transistor That Beats Silicon
- Panel:
Robots not replacing troops soon
- Stories
of modern science ... from UPI
- Mega-dense
nuggets blast Earth 5/17/2002 4:12 PM
Stories of
modern science ... from UPI 5/17/2002 4:45 AM
- Cuneiform
Document Library Hits Web
(May 17)
- Xbox
Creators Start Video Game Development
- Microsoft
Warns of 'Critical' Chat Security Flaw
- Faded
Stars Show Universe Is 14 Billion Years Old
(Reuters)
Robot contest stresses brains, strategy (Orlando Sentinel)
Robots Could Root Out Military Targets
(NewsFactor)
'Sky Net' Could Enable Large-Scale Drone Wars
(NewsFactor)
- Japan
to invest in robotics (CNET)
Should You Bother
With Windows XP? (Forbes.com)
Four
Hurdles for Microsoft (Motley Fool)
Amateur
Comet Hunter Beats Computers to Discovery (SPACE.com)
- Safety
on Mars: Spacesuits of the Future
(SPACE.com)
Comet-Bound
Spacecraft Saved Again (SPACE.com)
Microsoft
exec says XP will revive PC sales (CNET)
General
Motors Uses Vision Guided Robots To Inspect Air Conditioners(CanadaNewsWire)
Russian
Cargo Ship Docks in Space (AP)
- Ernie
the Robot Serves Ford Dealers (AP)
'TNN's Robot
Wars' Scores With 1.3 Million Viewers and Large Increases In Young
Demos (PR Newswire)
- NASA
Establishes Website for Spherix's Experiment on Life on Mars (PR
Newswire)
Fresh
Supplies on their Way to ISS Alpha (SPACE.com)
General Motors
Uses Vision Guided Robots To Inspect Air Conditioners (PR
Newswire)
Sony
of Canada launches sec gen of 'AIBO,' autonomous entertainment robot
(Canada NewsWire)
- DAILY
BRIEFING -- Robots of the Briny Deep (Business Week)
- Astronauts
All Business During Station Spacewalk
(SPACE.com)
- Smart
Systems Will Fundamentally Change the Way We Live And Conduct
Business, According to CSC Report
(PR Newswire)
- Research
Robots Will Compete at AI Conference (PR Newswire)
- Leading
Artificial Intelligence Researchers to Convene in Seattle
(PR Newswire)
- Feds,
Industry Warn of Looming Code Red Deadline
(Industry Standard)
- Use
of AI for Employment Recruiting Likely to Become Mainstream with
Delivery of HCMPro Recruiter From Thomas International (Business
Wire)
'Code
Red' Worm May Re-Emerge on Internet Tuesday (Reuters)
- PC
Makers in Desktop Power Shift
(NewsFactor)
- Twin Cities embracing futurists (Pioneer Press)
- Next Space Station Crew Ready To Focus On Research
(SPACE.com)
- iRobot Unit Lands $13M UK Ministry of Defense Pact (PR Newswire)
- Brainhat
Introduces Natural Language Operating System (PR Newswire)
New
Singapore Software Can Beef Up Surveillance (Reuters)
IT
bugs out over IIS security (ZDNet)
- Meteor Shower Lights Northeast Sky (Associated Press)
- NASA Mission to Catch Some Sun (ABCNEWS.com)
Renowned
Experts in Artificial Intelligence Converse (PR Newswire)
- MindArk Reveals Project Entropia Operations Center (Internet Wire)
- Bad Weather Keeps Space Shuttle in Orbit (Reuters)
- FAST
Launches World's Freshest Internet Search Engine (Business
Wire)
CELLIT
Technologies Announces Integration With NeuralAct (PR
Newswire)
- Space
Shuttle Set for Post-Midnight Landing (Reuters)
- Caliper
and NASA Establish ADP Collaboration to Create Macromolecular
Crystals In Space Using LabChip(R) Technology (PR Newswire)
- NASA Says Leaky Air Lock Ready for Spacewalk (Reuters)
Rethinking Viking: The Life on Mars Debate Rages On
(SPACE.com)
- Symantec First to Provide Comprehensive Solution To Combat ``CodeRed'' Attack (Business Wire)
- Planet of Little Green Men Still Fascinates (Reuters)
Kursk
Sub Cleaned Up, Putin Stands by Decisions (Reuters)
- Microsoft
Throws Java out of Windows XP (Industry Standard)
- Sony
AIBO(TM) Entertainment Robot Joins Smithsonian Collection
(PR Newswire)
Microsoft
Changing Corporate Sales Strategy (Industry Standard)
- Shuttle
Spacewalkers Overcome Glitches for Air Lock (Reuters)
- Threat Closes Shuttle Emergency Strip in Morocco (Reuters)
- House panel proposes hiking NASA budget by $415 million (Daily Press, Hampton Roads)
- Spielberg's robots rule Japan box office (Reuters)
- Station Construction to Resume With New Gateway to Space (SPACE.com)
- NASA Faces Major Budget Overruns (Associated Press)
- Images Stir Life on Mars Debate (SPACE.com)
- Shuttle Atlantis to Launch Thursday (Associated Press)
- Some Prefer Online 'A.I.' Tie-In to the Movie (The New York Times)
- Carnegie Mellon Robot Will Test
Solar-Powered Exploration in Canadian Arctic (PR Newswire)
FCC
delays allocating 3G airwaves--industry group (Reuters Securities)
- Simple messages are key to unlocking wireless Web (Reuters Securities)
- Scientists Create Robo-Fish Cyborg using a Lamprey's Brain(Small Times)
- Astronauts Perform Flawless Test Of Station Robot Arm (SPACE.com)
'W.I.S.O.R': Able Hero With Nerves (and Body) of Steel (The New York Times)
- Robot Technology Marches Forward (Associated Press)
NASA Working on July Atlantis Launch (Associated Press)
- Patients Prefer Robots to Do Open-Heart Surgery (Reuters)
- Bush Aims To Bring Internet to the Disabled (NewsFactor)
- AOL Time Warner Rides Above Ad Turmoil (Reuters)
- Hewlett-Packard Connects TV, Stereo to the Web (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft-AOL Rivalry Seen Deepened by Windows Talks (Reuters)
- Cosmic Cannon: How an Exploding Star Could Fry Earth (SPACE.com)
- IBM lays foundation for home gateways (CNet)
- Satellites, or simply ships at sea, blend to help hurricane forecasters (Miami Herald)
- Disney's 'Atlantis' Game Available Online (KPRC Click2Houston.com)
- Robots for Web Self-Service? NativeMinds CEO to be Featured Speaker at BOT 2001 East
Conference (Business Wire)
Astronauts Ready To Mount Airlock Despite Robot Arm Troubles (SPACE.com)
- Robot Could Protect Nuke Workers (Associated Press)
- Man Versus Machine Plays Out in Cyberspace (Reuters)
- DAILY BRIEFING -- Battle of the Robosurgeons (Business Week)
- Shuttle Atlantis Mission Delayed Again; Faces Slip Until September (SPACE.com)
- People Not What They Seem in Web Chatrooms: Study (Reuters)
- 1 in 20 downloads music, shuns stores - U.S. poll (Reuters Securities)
- GM takes stake in Impco unit for fuel cell work (Reuters Securities)
- Mars Odyssey On Track and 'Working Very, Very Well' (SPACE.com)
- Lawmaker Warns SEC on Online Portal-Brokerage Link (Reuters)
NASA Delays
Shuttle Atlantis Move To Launch Pad (SPACE.com)
- Army Vehicle Worthy of 007 (AP Financial)
- New Delta 4 Rocket Has NASA Hopeful (WESH NewsChannel2000.com)
- The Robot's Slow Evolution (Industry Standard)
- Dinosaur Robots For Sale (Forbes.com)
- 27 for Father's Day (PR Newswire)
- What Can Artificial Intelligence Really Do? (PR Newswire)
- Hospital's New Wing a Wonder (New York Daily News)
- Functional Wireless Networking for the Home Leads This Year's Cool Tech Gifts (PR Newswire)
- Friendly Faces Await E-Shoppers (Reuters)
- Earth and Mars Converge (SPACE.com)
- Where is Artificial Intelligence in 2001? (PR Newswire)
- Hyperion: Sun-Thirsty Space Robot (SPACE.com)
- Explorers Comb Cuban Seas for Treasure, Mysteries (Reuters)
- Despite Expertise, Russia Can't Afford Trip to Red Planet (SPACE.com)
- Sony's AIBO Entertainment Robot Celebrates Second Anniversary
(PR Newswire)
Altera Plays Instrumental Role in Bringing da Vinci Surgical Robot
First to Market (Business Wire
- Young pioneers gather at San Jose science fair (Contra Costa Times)
NASA Aircraft to
Help Seek Heavenly Coffee (Reuters)
- NASA Chief: Humans Could Reach Mars in 20 Years (Reuters)
- MD Robotics completes development of space camera (Canada NewsWire)
- Lawmakers Address Medical Errors (Associated Press)
DAILY BRIEFING -- Hacker Hit Men for Hire (Business Week)
- Space Shuttle Landing Diverted to California (Reuters)
- Sprint Now the Leading Wireless Internet Service Provider, According to Solomon-Wolff Report (Business Wire)
- Endeavour on Its Way Back to Earth (Associated Press)
- Tourist Arrives at Space Station (Associated Press)
- Dennis Tito: No Stranger to Space (SPACE.com)
- NASA Contacts Pioneer 10 Spacecraft (Associated Press)
- Chinese Hackers May Launch Anti-U.S. Cyber Attacks
(Reuters)
- Pentagon Braces for Chinese Computer Attacks (ABCNEWS.com)
- Russian Rocket Carries Millionaire (Associated Press)
- Computers Still Down As Endeavour Departure Nears (Reuters)
- Endeavour Staying Put for Now (Associated Press)
- NASA Awaiting Agreement From Russia (Associated Press)
IBM Breakthrough May Lead to Smaller Computer Chips
(Reuters)
- Russia to Go Ahead with Soyuz Launch (Reuters)
- NASA Considers Postponing Robot Arm (Associated Press)
- Entertainment Robot Owners Tout the Praises of the Newest Addition to the American
Household (PR Newswire)
- NASA Hacker Arrested for Credit Card Fraud (NewsFactor)
- NASA Asks Industry to Study How to Get Mars Rocks (Reuters)
- Computer Glitch Delays Space Station Robot Test
(Reuters)
Millionaire Gets OK for Space Flight (ABCNEWS.com)
- NASA Langley supporters seek more funding for aeronautics (Daily Press, Hampton Roads)
Internet Access Bill Debated (Associated Press)
- Shuttle Astronauts Begin Second Spacewalk (Reuters)
Russian Space Capsule to be Auctioned in May; Historic Soyuz Spacecraft is Artifact of Shuttle-Mir Program (PR Newswire)
- Astronauts Hooking Up Robot Arm (Associated Press)
NASA Works to Make Space Station Safe for Tourist (Reuters)
- Shuttle Closes in on Space Station (Associated Press)
Space Shuttle Crew Is Diverse (Associated Press)
Firms Look to U.S. Air Force to Revive X-33, X-34 (SPACE.com)
The age of robots(US News and World Report)
- Shuttle Crew Arrives in Florida for Thursday Launch (Reuters)
- Inchworm To Be Launched to Station (Associated Press)
- Ian Clarke's Strange Journey From Digital Anarchist to Employee No. 1 (Inside.com)
- Robots-They're beginning to walk, talk, and, yes, think like people. Is the age of the robo sapien just around the corner? (Business Week)
- Yahoo says will pull porn after protests (Reuters)
- Intel to chop Pentium 4 prices (ZDNet)
- Is Apple seeing double? (CNet)
-
Centuries-Old Scribble Sparks Computer Revolution (Reuters)
- IBM announces chip for Internet-attached devices (Reuters Securities)
- Judge Mulls Pulling Napster's Plug (Associated Press)
India to Allow Internet Telephony in April 2002 (Reuters)
- E-Libraries Hoping to Profit From Term Paper Blues (Reuters)
- Divers to Beam Living Fossils to Web (Reuters)
- Budget Books, Charts, Slides? NASA Has Video (Reuters)
- Archerd: New ``Star Trek'' readies for production (Reuters)
- Motorola: Handhelds, cell phones get cozy (ZDNet)
- Microsoft's Brad Chase seen leaving current post-WSJ (Reuters Securities)
- University of Pittsburgh Surgeons First in U.S. to Use ZEUS Robot During Cardiac Bypass Surgery on a Beating Heart (PR Newswire)
Essay: The New 'Bots" Tell Us How to Invest -- Online (The New York Times)
- IntercontinentalExchange volumes rise 33 percent in March (Reuters Securities)
- eBay Takes Stake in Vendor That Resells Goods (Reuters)
Mars Odyssey on Way to Red Planet (Reuters)
- Young fans flock to play hottest Japanese import (Daily Herald)
- Sun Seeking Robot Bound for Arctic (Associated Press)
- Americans Wary of Cloning, Unaware of Genomics (Reuters)
- Technologies Of Tomorrow (NewsBytes)
- NASA trims budget for space station construction (AFP)
- Mars "ocean" was an empty plain, say researchers (AFP)
- Farthest supernova bolsters case for "dark energy" (AFP)
- Microsoft: Web Browser Is Flawed (AP)
- What Happened After the Big Rock Hit(ChipCenter)
- Mars Attacks? Protecting Earth From Off-World Infections (SPACE.com)
- Leapfrogging the Competition (Industry Standard)
- Congress Discusses Napster Issues (Associated Press)
- Mobile computing vies for attention at Comdex (ZDNet)
- NASA Returning to Mars (Associated Press)
- Why Internet appliances failed (ZDNet)
- Start-up offers $10,000 reward to hackers (ZDNet)
- Flaw in Popular Wireless Standard (The New York Times)
- Viacom to bring ``Wars'' Stateside (Reuters)
Univ. To Close Research Institute (Associated Press)
- Tito Talks Fail To Reach Compromise (SPACE.com)
- SGI, NASA reach server milestone (CNet)
- Entertainment Robot Owners Tout The Praises Of The Newest Addition To The American Household (Internet Wire)
- Television Corp to bring Robot Wars to U.S. (Reuters Securities)
- Vending Machines Go High Tech (AP Financial)
- Privacy Advocates Question Cookie Clampdown (NewsFactor)
- Game developers ask tough questions (CNet)
- Pfizer, IBM, Microsoft plan software/services firm for doctors (Reuters Securities)
- NorthPoint shuts down network due to lack of cash (Reuters Securities)
- Canadian Space Agency Says Tito Needs More Than Money to Visit ISS (SPACE.com)
The Solar Solution (Industry Standard)
- Apollo Moon Rocks: Dirty Little Secrets (SPACE.com)
- Report: Internet Appliance Growth to Soar (NewsFactor)
- Robopharmacist Fills Error-free Prescriptions (ABCNEWS.com)
- Study: U.S. Second in Wired Households (NewsFactor)
- NASA Satellite Finds Massive New Antarctic Iceberg (Reuters)
- NASA Readies Endeavour For Mission (WESH NewsChannel2000.com)
- Space Station Mir Plunge Sends Web Sites Into Orbit (NewsFactor)
- Mir Prepares for Suicide Plunge (Associated Press)
- Key Statistics about Mir (Associated Press)
- New Canadian Robot Destined for Space Station (Reuters)
- Uneasy South Pacific Braces for Mir Splashdown (Reuters)
- Key Piece of Mir History to be Auctioned; Flown Russian Space Capsule Was Instrumental in Prolonging Mir Mission (PR Newswire)
- Free Tacos For U.S. If Mir Hits Floating Taco Bell(R) Ocean Target (Internet Wire)
- Robodog Let Off the Leash (Reuters)
- Discovery Returns Vanguard Station Crew to Earth (SPACE.com)
- U.S. Robotics Announces All-In-One Wireless Internet Solution (PR Newswire)
- Survey Shows Doctors Embrace Internet (Reuters)
- Russia, NASA in standoff over space tourist (Orlando Sentinel)
- Mars Odyssey: Search For Martian Hot Spots (SPACE.com)
- Shuttle Discovery Homeward Bound (Reuters)
- Space Station Marks First Formal Crew Exchange (Reuters)
- Move over, Google. Make way, Yahoo. Meet Lynn, the live, online reference librarian. (San Jose Mercury News)
- Phone, Web Share Anniversaries (Associated Press)
- High School Students Build Bigger, Better Robot (KPRC Click2Houston.com)
- What They Knew (Not!): 44 Years of C.I.A. Secrets (The New York Times)
- Do Gadgets Drive Drivers to Distraction? (HealthSCOUT)
- Robotic March Madness: Kids and Engineers Team Up for FIRST Mid-Atlantic Robotics Competition (PR Newswire)
- Astronauts Prepare For Robot Arm Delivery (WESH NewsChannel2000.com)
Practicality all the buzz at Internet World
(Reuters Securities)
- Napster music trading drops as filter kicks in (Reuters)
- NASA: Warning for Space Station False Alarm (Reuters)
- Ford unit online bond sale ongoing, to total $750 mln (Reuters Securities)
- NCR sues Palm, Handspring, alleging patent infringement (Reuters Securities)
- Putting Palm and Phone in One Hand, or Pocket (The New York Times)
- Space Station 'Shakedown' Drawing to Close (Reuters)
- AMD, Linux NetworX Deliver Linux Supercluster to Boeing (Business Wire)
- Black Holes Abundant, Varied in Early Universe, Detailed Study Shows (Space.com)
- Leading scientists gather for computer love fest (CNet)
- Spacewalkers Prepare Space Station (Associated Press)
- Shuttle Discovery Blasts Off With New Crew, Supplies for Space Station Alpha (Space.com)
- For Sale: Gravity-Free Environment And NASA Wares (Reuters)
- World's First Series of Robotic Telecollaborative Surgeries Performed With Computer Motion's SOCRATES System (Business Wire)
- Do Computers Replace Couch As Therapy Moves Online? (Reuters)
- No Workers, No Offices: The Virtual Company (Industry Standard)
- Idealab Scales Down in the Valley (Industry Standard)
- The Future of Online Bill Paying Companies (Optionetics.com)
- What Comes Next (Business Week)
- From Babytalk to Smarter Computers (HealthSCOUT News)
- Next Technical Revolution: Mobile Robots are Coming! (Business Wire)
- Arete Industries Affiliate, Seventh Generation Technologies, Inc. Demonstrates Revolutionary New Software at Robot Expo (PR Newswire)
Bush's Budget Plan Bolsters Mars Exploration (Space.com)
- Really Speaks His Mind (PR Newswire)
- Hacker Gets Hold of Top Secret U.S. Space Codes (Reuters)
- No Pirate's Life For Me (ZDNet)
- Today's Robotics: Lawn Mowers to Bomb Removal (Business Wire)
- Unmanned Aircraft Design Revealed (AP Financial)
- Voters endorse high-tech balloting (Miami Herald)
- Poo-chi finds a family as Sega unveils more robots (Reuters Securities)
- Internet Users Want it All - For Free (NewsFactor)
- Americans May Not Lead Future Internet Boom (NewsFactor)
- Judge critical of government's Microsoft case (Reuters Securities)
- FTC Probes Microsoft Advertising (Associated Press)
- New Discovery May Impact Computers (Associated Press)
- Open Season on the Outer Planets (Space.com)
- Robotic Arms May Climb Walls to Help Disabled (Reuters)
- Napster's Billion-Dollar Pledge: Princely Sum for the Record Labels or Chump Change? (Inside.com)
- Creating A New Generation Of Web-Savvy Kids Less Vulnerable To Online Sexual Victimization (Internet Wire)
- Report: Net Portals Need to Abandon Banner Ads (Reuters)
- Most people can live without wireless Web - survey (Reuters Securities)
- Humans Vs. Robots: NEAR Landing on Eros Rekindles Debate (Space.com)
- Computer Robots Throw off Advertizers(Scripps Howard News Service
)
- Global Internet Services Will be Transformed Into Trillion-Dollar Pervasive Medium by 2005 (Business Wire)
- Future of Internet-ready TV still in question(Los Angeles Times)
- Upcoming Shuttle Ferry Flights a NASA First (Space.com)
- Stardust Powers On; More Matter Collected (Space.com)
How Microsoft plans to take over your cell phone (ZDnet)
- F.B.I. Agent Charged as Spy Who Aided Russia for 15 Years (The New York Times)
- Still Spy-Vs.-Spy for Russia, U.S. (Associated Press)
- Russia Parliament Wants Mir To Stay (Associated Press)
- Mobile Robots: 866,000 Mobile Robot Units to be Sold Totaling $17 Billion in 2005 (Business Wire)
- Mediator Appointed in Napster Talks (Associated Press)
- Paying for the Buffet: Will Napster Users Ante Up? (NewsFactor)
PC Makers Ready for Price War (NewsFactor)
- Windows XP: No Thrill (Forbes.com)
- New Laser for Strokes Passes Safety Hurdles (Reuters)
- Internet World Wireless 2001 Exhibitor Profiles (Business Wire)
- The Staging of Multisite Arts Performances Online (The New York Times)
- Computer Viruses Often Just Annoy (Associated Press)
- Lansdale man's Web site hits it big offering little pieces of information (Allentown Morning Call)
- U.S. Deep-Sea Robot Finds Sunken Japanese Ship (Reuters)
- Assets: Pros And Cons of Online Auctions (Reuters)
- Creating the Soul of a Robotic Dog (The New York Times)
- Tragedy Inspires Robot's Inventors (Hartford Courant)
- Battlebot: The future of sports? (CNet)
Bush antitrust pick seen against Microsoft breakup (Reuters Securities)
- Legal experts: Microsoft's stake in Corel "dangerous" (MacCentral)
- Shuttle Destiny Research Lab Mission Update(NASA)
- DAILY BRIEFING -- Making Workhorses Out of Minibots (Business Week)
- Underwater Robot to Aid Search for Japanese Ship (Reuters)
- Kick Bot! A New Sport, a New Toy, a New High-Tech Website (PR Newswire)
- Top Of The News: How Napster Actually Won (Forbes.com)
- Gartner Says That Napster's Searchable Directory May Be Dead, But Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing Continues to Grow and Thrive (Business Wire)
NASA
Tests Space Station Devices (Associated Press)
- Spacecraft Makes Historic First-Ever Asteroid Landing (Space.com)
- Appeals Court to Rule on Napster Today (Reuters)
- XDegrees Wants to Napsterize Everything (Industry Standard)
- Napster at a Glance (Associated Press)
- iRobot Introduces Commercial and Consumer Versions of Breakthrough Web-Enabled Robots (PR Newswire)
- Astronauts Install Destiny Space Lab (Reuters)
- Museum of Modern Art Showcases Sony AIBO 'Workspheres' Exhibit (PR Newswire)
- A Close-Up View of Mir's Fiery Death (Reuters)
- Space Shuttle Docks (Associated Press)
- Robot Assists In Prostate Surgery (WCVB)
- 'Electronic Nose' May Detect TB From Breath Sample (Reuters)
- Seeking next mega hit at New York toy fair (Reuters Securities)
- U.S.
military goes wireless with Canada's RIM (Reuters Securities)
- Shuttle, Space-Station Crews Prepare for Meeting (Reuters)
- Mobile Robot Sales Expected to Reach $17 Billion by 2005 (Business Wire)
NASA to Launch Shuttle with ISS Module Today (Reuters)
- Free Internet Phone Callers Feeling the Squeeze (NewsFactor
- Russian "Star Wars" an Option(SpaceDaily)
- Microsoft Moving Into Embedded Chips (Reuters)
- Hasbro and Toy Fair 2001: Fun and Entertainment for the Entire Family (Business Wire)
- Are Americans under-teched? Part Two (ZDNet)
- Fish Brained Robots(BBC -SciTech)
- Computer Virus Says 'Hey You' to AOL Users (Reuters)
- Microsoft gains on open-source
Web server rival (CNet)
- Lineo dons Red Hat for telecommunications server (CNet)
- Craft To Land on an Asteroid (Associated Press)
- Gossip-Seeking Robots to Roam Internet (Reuters)
- Trojan horse targets AOL subscribers (CNet)
- Pentagon: Security Not Compromised (Associated Press)
- Robotic Heart Surgery Improves Outcome (Reuters)
''Movie'' homes in on oddball dwellings
(Reuters)
Disaster Of The Day: Internet Security (Forbes.com)
- Critical Internet Software Found Vulnerable (Reuters)
- Fuel Cells May Redistribute Power (Associated Pres
- Russian Space Supply Ship Discarded (Associated Press)
- Web attacks show balance of power still favors crude hack (Reuters Securities)
- Nothing says free speech like posting DVD-hacking code (ZDNet)
- Hackers Block Microsoft Site Access (Associated Press)
- Web Is Tool to Build Companies, Not Quick Riches (Reuters)
- Hackers Attack Official Vatican Radio Web Site (Reuters)
- Voice Recognition Still Selective (Associated Press)missed this..DG
- Technologies Developed by U.S. Engineers and Russian Nuclear Weapons Scientists Move Towards Global Commercialization (PR Newswire)
- Internet economy continues to grow, study says (Reuters Securities)
- Capitol Hill Braces for Net Privacy Battle (NewsFactor)
- Whither The Tech
Odyssey? (ZDNet)
- Tech pets: Another dumb 'smart' idea (ZDNet)
- Scientists Splice Fluorescent Gene Into Monkey (ABCNEWS.com)
- The Sound of One Cell Growing (Business Week)
- IntelliSpace and Critical Path Team to Deliver Unsurpassed Internet Messaging Solution to Market (Business Wire)
- Best Bluetooth Product Award Highlights Smart*Home Press Reception in Las Vegas (Business Wire)
- Friendly Robotics Chooses IRT for Customer Relationship Management (Business Wire)
- eToys to Slash Staff As Hopes for Profits Slim (Reuters)
- New U.S. Congress Debates Tech Issues (NewsFactor)
- Sprint, Palm Alliance to Provide Handheld Web Access (Reuters)
- Palm Pilots Now Becoming Robots
(Reuters)
- Smart*Home During CES -- The Place to Find HomeRF, Bluetooth and Everything Cool For the Home (Business Wire)
PC giants to grab
spotlight at electronics show (CNet)
- New Macs in the pipeline? (MacCentral)
- Technology's walking dead
(ZDNet)
Faulty Processor Halts Atlantis Rollout (Orlando - WESH)
Cassini Snaps Earth-Like Weather at Jupiter (Space.com)
- China Readies Next Spaceship Test (Space.com)
- Sci-Fi Master Clarke Relishes 2001 (Associated Press)
It's Lifeboat
Time: Five Rules to Keep Internet Media Companies Afloat (Inside.com)
- IP phone price war looms in China as fees drop (Reuters Securities)
- NASA Craft Shows Jupiter's Huge, Old Storms Raging (Reuters)
- WSJ: Intel Moves Into Consumer Devices (Reuters)
- Plastic chips, brain machines: What will the future hold? (CNet)
- THE GEEK 100 (Business Wire)
- Space ANTS: Futuristic Probes to Cruise Asteroid Belt (Space.com)
President
Clinton Reviews the NASA Years (Space.com)
- Space Elevator: Next Stop, Low Earth Orbit (Space.com)
- Russia Says No Threat of Mir Crash Landing (Reuters)
- Space Elevator: Next Stop, Low Earth Orbit (Space.com)
- Risky Docking Completed At Space Station Alpha (Orlando - WESH)
- Egghead cracked by credit-card hack (ZDNet)
- Why did Saddam Hussein buy thousands of PlayStations?(MSN)
- Committee Hears of Ethical Lapses in Human Research (Reuters)
- Honda aims to make research pay with robot rentals (Reuters Securities)
- Sony Robot Good for Laughs (Associated Press)
Biometrics and random computing (ZDNet)
Genomic Solutions' ProPic(TM) Robotic Workstation Pleases Initial Users (PR Newswire)
- Sony Gets 40,000 Orders for New 'Aibo' Pet Robot (Reuters)
- The Secret Life of Net Shopping Robots (NewsFactor)
- YEARAHEAD-U.S. Internet providers tempt users with high speed (Reuters Securities)
- Oceanographers Find Undersea World (Associated Press)
- Credit Card Hacking: Who Was Victimized? (KCRA)
- High-speed Internet access available to more homes (Daily Herald)
- IBM to sell world's largest commercial computer to NuTec (Reuters Securities)
- Startups Aim to Stitch PCs to Super-Computing Webs (Reuters)
- States Seek Sales Tax Overhaul Aimed at Internet (Reuters)
- PC makers told cut prices or face inventory mess (Reuters Securities)
- Gene Mutation Doubles Life Span (Associated Press)
- Computing Desire (Forbes.com)
- Pluto, Europa Missions Vie for Priority at NASA (Space.com)
- Can Hubble's Replacement Succeed? (Space.com)
- Problems To Prolong Alpha Mission (Associated Press)
- Revenge Of The Toy Robots (Forbes.com)
- Palm Preens,
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