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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundPhotos: From X-ray to iPod
February 7, 2005 Radiologists at UCLA turn to Apple's digital media device to store medical images.Study: Laptop heat a threat to fertility
December 9, 2004 University researchers say heat generated from laptops can put sperm count at risk.Implanted ID chip finds way into ERs, bars
January 21, 2005 Scottish nightclub offers to implant patrons with controversial VeriChip so they can buy drinks more easily.Google: Microsoft suit could crimp China efforts
September 1, 2005 The search giant argues that a ban on Kai-Fu Lee assuming his duties this fall would hurt its efforts to recruit Chinese students.Microsoft sues over Google hire
July 19, 2005 Lawsuit is response to defection of Kai-Fu Lee, who has been focusing on new search technologies for Redmond.U.K. hospital to use 'clean' keyboard to help ward off germs
November 2, 2006 New keyboard is equipped with a timer that lets users know when it needs to be cleaned.Ex-Microsoft employee a million-dollar man
July 27, 2005 Last year Microsoft paid Kai-Fu Lee, recently hired by Google to run its operations in China, more than $1 million, according to a court filing.Courtroom showdown for Microsoft and Google
September 6, 2005 Microsoft lawyers claim Kai-Fu Lee can't be trusted with corporate secrets, while Google says Redmond is off-base.Google asks court to void Lee's Microsoft pact
August 29, 2005 Search giant asks federal judge to make summary judgment and rule that Microsoft's employment contract violates California law.Paging Dr. Inkjet--broken bones need mending
April 6, 2005 Is there a nozzle in the house? Novel application of tech used in printers could aid body's healing process, researchers say.Targeting disabilities with tech
November 23, 2004 In Asia, several companies get grants from Samsung's DigitAll Hope program to technology to benefit the underprivileged, disabled.The Internet's new Dr. Spock?
August 17, 2007 MIT media scholar Henry Jenkins shares expertise on technology's effect on kids, how games are replacing TV and YouTube-style politics.It's the site of the living dead, as cult films hit Web
March 8, 2006 Hard-to-find cult classics are now available for free online, as enthusiasts upload them to a site called Veoh.Google exec rebuffs Microsoft's claims
August 20, 2005 Kai-Fu Lee, whose hiring sparked a legal battle between Google and Microsoft, tells a court the software giant got his job history wrong.Doctors prescribe iPods for storage
February 7, 2005 UCLA radiologists didn't have enough space on hard discs to store high-res images. So they turned to Apple music players. Photos: From X ray to iPodCalif. court ruling seeks to protect bloggers, Web publishers
November 20, 2006 Reversing an appeals court, justices say those who claim to have been defamed in Internet postings may only sue the "originators" of that content.Keeping clean tech down-to-earth
April 16, 2007 For Vinod Khosla, the debate over solar power and other energy options comes down to pragmatic questions of cost.
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