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- Men enjoy one night stands, women hate them!
- We all might be aliens?
- The difference between boys and girls
- Human oestrus
- Evolution of the earth and continents: Earth blown up by hydrogen???
- Bionic Vision with Contact Lenses
- IBM Proposes One Computer to Run Entire Internet
- Female Pelvic Examination Model, The model is so realistic
- Genetic mutation makes those brown eyes blue
- Brain Scans
- Skin cells transformed into embryonic stem cells
- Have you seen the COMET
- Flipping heck How SMALL we are!!!
- The Global Warming Distractor
- Forecast: Sex and Marriage With Robots by 2050
- Time Travel Machine Outlined
- Nature's beauty
- invisible stuff
- Global Dimming
- First planet with water is spotted outside Solar System
- Study: Men, Women Nearly Equally Talkative
- Cloned sperm created in the lab
- Girl could give birth to sibling
- Male pill: Big pharma not interested
- Eta Car: tick tock, tick tock
- Embryonic Stem Cells Grow Kidneys in Mice, Study Says
- Illinois boy discovers blue-eyed cicada
- Women Prefer Men Who Look Like Dad
- Bear robot rescues wounded troops
- A Mouse You Can Wear On Your Finger
- Designer Vaginas Grown In Lab
- Cat camera
- Baby robot that can walk, talk and feel
- Microsoft brings touch screens to home computers, called Surface
- The WAM-V
- 'Plastic blood' developed by researchers
- Sony unveiled world's first flexible, full-color OLED
- Feminized to Extinction
- High-testosterone people reinforced by others' anger, new study finds
- Flexible OLED, flexible LCD screen
- Viability of Babies in the Womb is Now 22 Weeks
- The prospect of all-female conception
- Hitachi's One Terabyte Hard Drive, world's first
- Found 20 light years away: the New Earth
- Lesbians twice as likely to be obese
- Female alcoholics can develop cognitive problems more rapidly than male alcoholics
- The Egg Nebula
- Your Mom Was Wrong: Horseplay Is An Important Part Of Development
- Scientist Finds the Beginnings of Morality in Primate Behavior
- Dying Star Sculpts Rungs of Gas and Dust
- Male Birth Control, India phase 2 trial will be finished soon
- New Fusion Energy Approach Looks Promising, Inertial-Electrodynamic Fusion Device
- The brain scan that can read people's intentions
- Scientists make headway on dementia
- Cheap, safe drug kills most cancers
- Lab-Grown Diamonds Make the Cut
- Neural 'extension cord' developed for brain implants
- Beauty is in the eye of your friends
- Group of Men made a breakthrough for 18 billion billion times faster computers
- What Happens To Your Body If You Drink A Coke Right Now?
- Condoms 'too big' for Indian men
- 'Women who binge-drink risk death', warns George Best surgeon
- Violent video game effects linger in brain: study
- Women talk three times as much as men, says study
- TEEN GOES NUCLEAR: He creates fusion in his Oakland Township home
- Male contraception: One door opens, another closes
- Liver cells grown from cord blood
- Future male 'pill' targets testicles
- Some preschoolers can use Ritalin, it has bad side effects, but pharma make money
- Death of Y may spawn new human species
- Discovered: Europe's first new mammal in 100 years
- Semen acts as an anti-depressant
- Mars rover beams spectacular images from crater
- Sony set for mass battery recall of its own - Silicon.com
- Renault releases hot Megane - News - What Car?
- Tech confusion rules online Brits - Silicon.com
- Skype plugs VoIP-for-Mac flaw - Silicon.com
- A new wwworld in your hands - The Sun
- MySpace to offer Fox TV shows - Macworld UK
- Will Low-Power Wibree Spec Replace Bluetooth? - PC Magazine
- Hackers warn of critical flaw in Firefox - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- New security measures for mobiles - BBC News
- Toshiba touts laptop-friendly HD DVD burner - Register
- Keep the United Nations's Hands Off the Internet - New York Sun
- New challenge over school science - BBC News
- Scientists find 40 new species in Amazon - Monsters and Critics.com
- Apple slips out iTunes fix - The Age
- Wozniak book splits the critics - Inquirer
- Methane emissions soar as China booms - Belfast Telegraph
- Feminism begs to differ, but unisex brain is a fantasy
- Microsoft Releases More 'Zune' Details - PC Magazine
- It's here: the Nintendo Wii is a mere 10 weeks away... in Japan - DailyTech
- Neanderthal survived longer than believed - Daily News & Analysis
- Wearing helmets 'more dangerous' - BBC News
- Vauxhall hits 500 bhp - Reuters.uk
- Sandisk seizures overturned - bit-tech.net
- Space mission to probe solar system explosions - Reuters.uk
- BT and Virgin announce broadcast TV over DAB - Register
- Amazon beats Apple in online video race - Times Online
- IBM Confirms Development, Shipping of Nintendo Wii Chips - Gizmodo.com
- RIM hoping multimedia BlackBerry bears fruit - San Francisco Chronicle
- GamesIndustry.biz: Feeling Blue - Eurogamer
- SpiralFrog strikes download deal with EMI - Guardian Unlimited
- ITV first with mobile simulcasts - BBC News
- Digital prints finger blaggers faster - Register
- Ice core evidence of human impact on CO2 in air - Reuters
- Survey reveals lacklaster response to listening to music on mobile ... - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- Browzar promises private surfing - VNUNet.com
- Tweak Saves Europe's First Lunar Mission - Washington Post
- Can a Frog leap over the iPod? - Independent
- Watchdog to investigate eBay over data privacy allegations - Guardian Unlimited
- BA's Google Earth mash-up takes off - Silicon.com
- Browser taps into web privacy fears - Silicon.com
- NASA picks Lockheed to build shuttle replacement - Reuters.uk
- Sony confirm sports focus NW-200 network walkman in UK - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- New internet browser enables safe browsing - Digital Media Asia
- Navman Mobile Travel Assist S60 Edition - Guardian Unlimited
- Google offers digitised Dante - Guardian Unlimited
- Amazon.com Reveals Windows Vista Prices - Forbes
- Music firm to offer its songs on the internet... for free - The Herald
- If this is real - it COULD change the world as we know it.
- EA to release new Burnout on Xbox 360 and PS3 - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- 500,000 wheelie bins 'have a spy in the lid' - Independent
- Google to Offer Services for Businesses - New York Times
- PlayStation 3 to help cure Alzheimer's and cancer - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- Amazon opens server computing package for developers - ComputerWeekly.com
- Redmond red-faced over Gervais video leak - Silicon.com
- 'Ethical' stem cell lines created - BBC News
- Cows 'moo with a regional accent' - Guardian Unlimited
- 'Porn' claim sees Home Office rapped for child safety ads - Silicon.com
- Colliding Clusters Shed Light on Dark Matter - Scientific American
- Microsoft Offers to Help Firefox Devs Port Code to Vista - ENT News
- JCB's Dieselmax Breaks Course Record During Test Runs - All Headline News
- Microsoft teams up with law enforcement to protect kids on IM - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- Net yourself a cheap connection - Times Online
- SanDisk unveils new music player, cuts prices - USA Today
- 3 AOL workers depart over privacy breach - BusinessWeek
- Ice geysers 'discovered on Mars' - BBC News
- Samsung develops first 70in LCD TV for the home - Computeractive
- PlayStation goes pink - mad.co.uk
- Microsoft fixes faulty security patch - ZDNet
- Dell puts AMD on the desktop - VNUNet.com
- Company claims to have developed new technology that provices ... - Gizmag
- Astronauts to embark on major home improvement mission - KTEN
- LinuxWorld, virtually speaking - Register
- Dell to roll out AMD in desktop models - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- British City to Turn on WiMAX - BetaNews
- Thompson wants to test out Bully before... - Pro-G
- MS reiterates that no games will use HD DVD - Pro-G
- Net supply switch 'to be easier' - BBC News
- No 1080p games for PS3 this year, predicts Microsoft exec - GamesIndustry.biz
- Speedy silicon sets world record - BBC News
- Firefox 2 delayed - bit-tech.net
- Open source guru advocates ideological shift - Register
- Intel flaunts Xeon mark two - Silicon.com
- Google Goes on Air: Free Wi-Fi Internet Access in Mountain View - Playfuls.com
- Microsoft's Live Vision camera for Xbox to debut next month - Pocket-lint.co.uk
- Novell and Red Hat spat over Xen - ZDNet UK
- Google trials updated Blogger service - PC Pro
- Grandpa becomes an Internet star - Mumbai Mirror
- First open source Java code promised for October - VNUNet.com
- Time publishes 'coolest websites' - Monsters and Critics.com
- Stop Googling things, says Google - VNUNet.com
- Forecast puts Earth's future under a cloud - Guardian Unlimited
- Batteries to force Dell recall - International Herald Tribune
- Download Fox films, but do it their way - Sydney Morning Herald
- Sperm from ordinary frozen mice yield offspring - Reuters.uk
- Pluto's status attacked - Boston Globe
- Tale of the TV tapes: Apollo 11 mission archive mystery unspools - USA Today
- Switch to Apple is made easier - International Herald Tribune
- Concern over decline in physics - BBC News
- Internet giants under pressure over censorship - Sunday Herald
- EU Commission investigating Sony, Toshiba disc format contracts - Ars Technica
- DVDs create peace and quiet on the road - The Olympian
- The rise of the MP3 player BBC plans digital radio add-on - Gizmag
- some cool images from NASA.
- The power of thought
- Scientists study secrets of the castrati
- BigDog Quadraped Robot
- Men and women wired to feel emotions differently, study show
- Woman has near-perfect memory
- Family Walks on All Fours, May Offer Evolution Insight, Expe
- Scientists can predict memory
- Odd cosmic blast puzzles astronomers
- IBM scientists claim chip breakthrough
- Sperm Cells Turned into Eggs O_o
- Bird-brain bloggers take to the skies
- Galileo
- Apophis
- Aussies get night light show: