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Star dies in monstrous explosion By | November 14, 2011
The explosion peaked for about 70 days, during which it is thought to have shone about five times more brightly than any supernova seen in the past.
The Sand Master By | November 7, 2011
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New Halloween videos from the American Chemical Society By | October 30, 2011
Hard candy chemistry!
New technology for recovering valuable minerals from waste rock By | October 27, 2011
Laboratory experiments using glass beads to simulate actual mineral particles, they showed that the nanoparticles attached so firmly to the beads that flotation produced a recover rate of almost 100 per cent.
“Magnetic tongue” ready to help produce tastier processed foods By | October 27, 2011
The researchers analyzed 18 canned tomato products from various markets with NMR and found that the instrument could estimate most of the tastes assessed by the human taste testers.
For Canadians Looking for Mobile Speed and Power, Introducing the Samsung Galaxy S II™ X By | October 26, 2011
Ultra Thin and Lightweight Device Boasts 4.5" Super AMOLED Plus Display, Faster 4G speeds, Dual Core Processor and Android 2.3
An advance toward ultra-portable electronic devices By | October 19, 2011
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Panasonic 3D Home Theater, Camcorder, a Real Blast By | October 18, 2011
Full marks for the HDC-TM900 camcorder and the TC-P50GT30 plasma. Both are excellent products that perform their anointed tasks beautifully.
Crestron Offers “Procise” Audio Solutions By | October 8, 2011
I can say, safely, that this foray into home theater audio is a fine one indeed.
The Art Of Room Heating: Radiant Artwork Heating Panels By | October 7, 2011
Prestyl USA's Customizable Infrared Art Panels Prove Efficient, Ecological & Elegant
Can You ‘Catch’ Alzheimer’s Disease? By | October 5, 2011
Researchers said the findings open the possibility that sporadic Alzheimer's cases may arise from infectious processes.
World’s Most Complex Radio Telescope Snaps Stunning 1st Photo of the Cosmos By | October 4, 2011
The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, or ALMA, is now officially open for business high in the Chilean Andes
“Dumbo” Flies onto Blu-ray By | October 2, 2011
A timeless classic, a "coming of age" film that has spoken to generations.
The Witch Doctors’ Gift: Potential New Drugs from a Cup of Tea By | September 29, 2011
American Chemical Society’s latest Prized Science video
Science fiction meets reality By | September 28, 2011
Now, a web-based company in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador is turning such dreams into reality for media mavens worldwide.
Bose Enters Bluetooth Speaker Market with a Flourish By | September 25, 2011
SoundLink can be paired with up to six separate devices at a time, another very handy feature considering the proliferation of such devices in many homes these days.
Boeing ‘PCADS’ system ready to fight fires from the air By Chris Haddox | September 23, 2011
Precision Container Aerial Delivery System
Reference Recordings Offer Quality Sound for Audiophiles By | September 17, 2011
Tunes suddenly became more portable and convenient than ever.
New “Andromo” App Maker Creates Quality Android Apps In Minutes - FREE By | September 17, 2011
If you can use Blogger or Wordpress, you can use Andromo.
Good news plus lingering concerns for Deepwater Horizon cleanup workers By | September 14, 2011
Another group of potentially harmful chemicals did escape from the water and could create a health hazard for cleanup workers.
High levels of potentially toxic flame retardants in California pregnant women By | September 14, 2011
The high exposure most likely was the unintended consequence of California’s furniture flammability standards
New technology for recovering valuable minerals from waste rock By | September 14, 2011
The water contains “collector” substances that can attach to the valuable particles, causing them to repel water and rise to the bubbling top of the water where they can be easily skimmed off.
Woolly mammoth’s secrets for shrugging off cold points toward new artificial blood for humans By Chien Ho, Ph.D. | September 14, 2011
Scientists turned to the mutations that helped woolly mammoths survive freezing temperatures
Leader International Gives its Impression of a Tablet By | September 9, 2011
Serious flaws in the original iPad
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SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab10.1 4G Now Available in Canada By | September 8, 2011
Premium Android Honeycomb Tablet with Ultra-slim, Lightweight Design, Brilliant 10-inch Touchscreen and Lightning Fast Internet Access
Stonerox Story By Kendall Christie | September 2, 2011
Manufactured right here in Canada
LifeinCase: Easy, Efficient & Effective Personal Document Storage By | August 30, 2011
"Just in Case, LifeinCase"
A Creative Call To Action: My Wake Up Call Motivational Alarm Clock Messages By | August 27, 2011
Motivating Messages, First Thing in the Morning, When it Matters the Most
Virtual Leash By | August 22, 2011
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Top Gear Season 16 on Blu-ray disc By | August 11, 2011
Top Gear stands out as not only a terrific car show, but a show entertaining enough to keep the interest of people other than "petrol heads."