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Appathon aims to foster new developers
In the hyper-competitive world of mobile video games, Ray Sharma knows it's all about standing "on the shoulders of giants."
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Artificial Intelligence
A Harvard professor whose machine learning research helped create an IBM computer that defeated two human champions in a "Jeopardy!" game has won the prestigious A.M. Turing Award.
Canadians are spending much more time online than people from other countries, with an increasing number of older users propelling that growth, according to a new study of Internet habits.
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Top NASA scientists said Monday there was no scientific evidence to support a colleague's claim that fossils of alien microbes born in outer space had been found in meteorites on Earth.
From the Blogs
Telus Optic TV: The future is Facebook
Social networking meets television in a new application released today by Telus. The company introduced a Facebook app to its Optik TV that allows viewers...
EchoEcho: Vancouver company fine tunes location-based service
When Cea Person is looking for her husband Remy Kozak, she doesn't have to call or text him. A click on an app on her iPhone and Kozak's face ...
iPad 2 in US stores 5 pm local time March 11
The iPad 2 goes on sale in the United States tomorrow starting at 1a.m. in the US online store and from 5 o'clock in the afternoon local time at Apple...
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Best of YouTube: Week of March 7, 2011
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Personal Tech
3D TV
Samsung and LG in rare public battle about 3D TV
South Korea’s electronics giants are engaged in rare public mudslinging about whose 3D television technology is better, as they battle for a greater share of a potentially huge global market.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
Vancouver startup fine-tunes geolocation with new app
When Cea Person is looking for her husband Remy Kozak, she doesn’t have to call or text him. A click on an app on her iPhone and Kozak’s face appears on the screen, pinpointed to a location on a Google map.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
Want less Charlie Sheen? There’s an app for that
A global art collective on Tuesday released an antidote for online Charlie Sheen overload - software that edits the headline-grabbing celebrity out of Web pages.
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Samsung targets Nokia Symbian developers
Samsung Electronics is luring developers working on Nokia’s Symbian platform to change sides as the Finnish company is to abandon this platform.
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Obamas take Facebook stand against bullying
U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Wednesday took a public stand against bullying on Facebook, on the eve of a White House summit on an issue they said affected every young American.
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Apes, like humans, 'age gracefully': study
Humans and wild primates not only share many physical features, they also experience similar aging patterns, according to a new study by the University of Calgary.
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Pace of polar ice melt ‘accelerating rapidly’: study
The pace at which the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets are melting is "accelerating rapidly" and raising the global sea level, according to findings of a study financed by NASA and published Tuesday.
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Canadian robotics team shoots for the moon
Hockey may be headed to space if a team of inventors in Vancouver wins the race to launch a robot to the moon and clinch part of a $30-million prize.
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Blogs
Gaming
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Video games produce mixed report card for students’ classroom skills
He’s only 9, so Michael Kelly’s analysis of what video games are doing to kids’ schooling is more instinct than all the new academic talk out there.
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Millions take to floor in ‘Just Dance’ videogame
Ubisoft on Tuesday announced that it had sold more than five million copies of the latest version of a "Just Dance" video game tailored for play on Nintendo’s motion-sensing Wii consoles.
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