Wednesday, November 25, 2009

computers

A Smudge-Free Smart Phone Screen?

New test could lead to clearer glass for hand-held technologies more >>

Best Tech for the Collegebound

Outfitting a collegiate with the right tools doesn't have to be expensive—or confusing. more >>

Web Is Becoming One-Stop Shopping for Health Help

For support, advice or treatment, online interventions now await more >>

Government Recruits Geeks to Blunt Cybersecurity Threats

The U.S. Cyber Challenge aims to identify 10,000 patriotic geeks and make them experts. more >>

Secrets to Saving Your Laptop and Data

Software, labels, and the Internet cloud can prevent disaster when a notebook goes missing. more >>

This Article Will Self-Destruct: A Tool to Make Online Personal Data Vanish

Stent Studies Tied to Rapid Changes in Use

Fast dissemination of data may become main stimulus for change, experts say more >>

Internet May Be Newest Venue for Teen Tobacco Exposure

Social networking sites latest place to view smoking-related content, study shows more >>

Second Life Data Offers Window Into How Trends Spread

South Korea Says Attackers Used IP Address in 5 Nations

Tech 101: How a Denial-of-Service Attack Works

North Korea a Suspect in Cyber Attacks in U.S.

Electronic System Helps Track Diabetes Care

Patients benefit from shared information with doctors, Canadian study shows more >>

Social Security Number Code Cracked, Study Claims

All-in-One PCs Take Aim at the Kitchen

Makers hope cheaper desktops become the new calendar and organizer for busy families. more >>

Is Your Computer Hazardous to Your Kids' Health?

Children under 5 are most often hurt, but some easy adjustments can keep them safe. more >>

Too Much Computer Gaming Can Steal Your Sleep

Hard-core gamers lose almost two hours of slumber a night, study suggests more >>

Interactive Video Games Offer Exercise Benefits

Payoff was especially evident with seniors, researchers say more >>

Who Needs a Yearbook When There's Facebook?

New technologies are giving high school yearbook staffs a reason to rethink standard practices. more >>

Obama to Create Cyber Czar In Awareness Effort

HP Chief Cautious About Return of Pent-Up Demand

Girls With Sexy Avatars Face Greater Risks Online

Teens who choose a sexy online image are more likely to agree to in-person meetings. more >>

To Quit Smoking, Try Logging On

Computer- and Web-based programs may help smokers stop, study finds more >>

Revamp Your IT for Serious Savings

With just a few tweaks, you can save a bundle on IT costs. more >>

Provocative Online Portrayals Can Get Teen Girls in Trouble

Study found they raised the chances of online advances, offline meetings more >>

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