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5,600 new species found in deep sea
A new report records 17,650 species living below 656 feet, the point where sunlight ceases. Full story
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Cosmic Log: Play the galactic slots
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: The Galaxy Zoo's latest online experiment is a “cosmic slot machine” that matches galactic smash-ups with computer simulations. The payoff? Pure science.
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Gifts for the hardcore techies
From designer flash drives to the holy grail of remotes, these offerings are sure to please even the fussiest geek on your list. Full story
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Atom smasher records first proton hits
The world's largest atom smasher made another leap forward Monday by circulating beams of protons in opposite directions at the same time and causing the first particle collisions.
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Play the galactic slots
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: The Galaxy Zoo's latest online experiment is a “cosmic slot machine” that matches galactic smash-ups with computer simulations. The payoff? Pure science.
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Gifts for the hardcore techies
Our crib sheet for the hard-core techie is at hand. From designer flash drives to the holy grail of remotes, these offerings are sure to please even the fussiest geek on your list.
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Virus attacks ‘jail broken’ iPhones
Hackers have built a virus that attacks Apple Inc's iPhone by secretly taking control of the devices via their Internet connections, security experts said.
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Smartphone return, exchange policies for the holidays
Thinking of buying a smartphone as a gift? It helps to know what wireless carriers’ policies are when it comes to returns, restocking and other fees.
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Tony Hawk’s back for a ‘Ride’
Since “Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground” Tony Hawk has dominated the skateboarding genre in video games with a lot of critical acclaim. 12 games later we come to his latest game “Tony Hawk’s Ride” but this time there is big change.
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Robotic spy planes go green
Robot spy planes are harnessing alternative energy to make them more covert and longer lasting than ever.
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