Human Flesh Search Engines
Human Flesh Search Engines is a Chinese network based search facility which combines human and computer resources to accomplish a search task. It is human powered rather than computer driven. […]
2010
Garage Biology in Silicon Valley
What life forms can be created in a garage? Creating innovation in the Bioeconomy. This sort of effort is where new jobs, new economic growth, and most importantly, new technologies […]
Sticking Plaster Hailed as Skin Cancer Cure
Doctors have unveiled the world’s first adhesive band-aid that can cure cancer. The high-tech device contains a small light that combines with a chemical cream to kill skin cancer cells. […]
Amid Nanotech’s Dazzling Promise, Health Risks Grow
For almost two years, molecular biologist Benedicte Trouiller doused the drinking water of scores of lab mice with nano titanium-dioxide, the most common nano particle used in consumer products today. […]
The Next Big Thing
John Doerr and Partners at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, (the legendary Silicon Valley Venture Capital firm) have increased the size of the Ifund (for iPad apps) and see the […]
Enter The Matrix: The Deep Law That Shapes Our Reality
What if we had a theory that could explain everything? Not just atoms and quarks but aspects of our everyday lives too. Sound impossible? Perhaps not. It’s all part of […]
Airstrike Video Brings Notice To A Website
The release of the Iraq video (of a United States Army assault in Baghdad in 2007 that left 12 people dead, including two employees of the news agency Reuters) is […]
As Much Privacy As You Can Afford
There is a service that will provide the current location of any cell phone for $95.00. You give Best411 the phone number you seek and $95 and then they will […]
Twitter-A Work In Progress
Twitter introduces its latest innovations, such as, a new front page to reflect an expanding information network, new techniques in fighting spam aggressively, and a feature that will allow you […]
Rethinking A Gospel Of The Web
For about a decade now, ever since it became clear that the jungle of the World Wide Web would triumph over the walled gardens of CompuServe, AOL and MSN, a […]