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February 09, 2010

U.S. Losing in Clean-Tech Innovation Endeavour Blasts Off on Night Flight Ancient Dinosaur Had Colorful Stripes Pluto Shows Hubble Its True Colors Exercise May Not Boost Endurance A Bay Window for the Space Station Everyone from the president to small-town mayors are calling the green industry the savior of the U.S. economy. Yet these hopes will remain unfilled unless the U.S. embarks on a very different course. Endeavour and six astronauts rocketed into orbit on what's likely the last nighttime launch for the shuttle program, hauling a new room and observation deck for the International Space Station. Some dinosaurs had russet-colored feathers, and one jazzy ancient specimen had a Mohawk crest and stripes, researchers say in the first reports to confidently assign colors to dinosaurs. Newly released Hubble Space Telescope photos show Pluto, the distant one-time planet -- demoted to "dwarf planet" in 2006 -- is changing color and its ice sheets are shifting, surprising astronomers. About one in five people can train all they want but, due to their genetic makeup, are not likely to see much improvement in their endurance levels, an international team of researchers revealed. Life has never been so good off the planet, and it's about to get better. Just after the arrival of the Internet, the space station astronauts are getting an observation deck with panoramic views of Earth.   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   U.S. Losing in Clean-Tech Innovation   Endeavour Blasts Off on Night Flight Ancient Dinosaur Had Colorful Stripes Critter would have been 'very striking.'   FULL STORY Pluto Shows Hubble Its True Colors Dwarf planet undergoes a makeover.   FULL STORY Exercise May Not Boost Endurance One in five can blame it on the genes.   FULL STORY A Bay Window for the Space Station Now has the best view in the universe.   FULL STORY Computing More IBM Power7 Server Takes on Big Load China Cyberattacks: Pervasive Threat Digital Life More Google May Make Gmail More Social Analysts Expect iPad Price To Drop Discovery More Ancient Dinosaur Had Colorful Stripes Neanderthal Teeth Found in Poland Space More Endeavour Blasts Off on Night Flight Pluto Shows Hubble Its True Colors Innovation More U.S. Losing in Clean-Tech Innovation How To Encourage Small Innovations Health More Exercise May Not Boost Endurance Text4Baby Campaign Is Unveiled Science News More The Human Genome-Patent Dilemma California Is Moon-Junk Protector Environment More 'Climategate' Investigation Continues Climate E-Mails Hacked by Spies?

Text4Baby Campaign Is Unveiled 'Climategate' Investigation Continues The Human Genome-Patent Dilemma Space Rock Spurs Earthly Dispute Brain Activity in Vegetative Patients Fish Oil May Fight Schizophrenia U.N. Warming Report Misinforms Scientists promise to be more careful. Average Rating: EPIC Objects To Google-NSA Ties Cyberattack meant to rattle Google? Average Rating: Symbian 3 Is Now Fully Open Source But mobile OS remains linked to Nokia. Average Rating: Sony Ericsson Unveils Aspen Handset Windows Mobile unit comes with Skype. Average Rating: Also Visit: iPad Info Center Mobile Device Now Billions of Bytes Apple Info Center TopTechWire.com

Mobile Enterprise Spotlight

Analysts See iPad Price Drop, with Some Cannibalization Just weeks before Apple officially rolls out the iPad, financial analysts are making pricing predictions. But could the analysis itself hinder the initial demand for the pricey tablet computer?   Bar Codes Go Mobile, Get Hip Again For decades, retailers have used patterns of black dots and lines to encode data onto products. Now, bar codes are gaining favor as an easy way for cell-phone users to view ads and other data instantly.   'Dead Simple, Dirt Cheap' JooJoo Tablet Shipping Soon The JooJoo, a web-browsing tablet device that is the subject of a high-profile legal dispute, appears on track to reach buyers at the end of February, but the tablet scene has dramatically changed.

Enterprise Technology Spotlight

Google May Add Facebook, Twitter Links to Gmail Google will reportedly roll more social-networking features into Gmail, the fastest-growing e-mail service. The new features could save users the trouble of switching to Facebook or Twitter.   IBM's New POWER7 Servers Save Energy with Big Loads IBM has unveiled high-capacity servers that are the first to be based on its new, multi-core POWER7 chip. It said the new line is designed "to manage the most demanding emerging applications."   IBM Opens Eco-Friendly, Cloud-Focused Data Center IBM has opened its latest data center in North Carolina. Big Blue said the $362 million facility in Research Triangle Park is designed to support cloud computing and other new computing models.

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