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Singapore maps future tech trends
News Singapore may be microscopic on the world map but the island-state hopes to be a leader in the global technology landscape.
Researchers seek funds to study cell phone safety
News Scientists have long debated whether cell phones pose health risk and are now looking for money to fund research to help resolve issue.
Tags: Cellular phones, Children, public health, Wireless, radio frequency, researcher, health care, agency, radio, Cellular phones
10 Internet threats PC users should ignore
Techguide You've got your hands full dealing with real security threats--you don't need your users falling for fake ones. Share this list to help them recognize the various scams and hoaxes making the rounds.
Researchers still uncertain whether cellular phones are safe
News Leading scientists gathering in Washington, D.C., this week say more research is needed to once-and-for-all determine whether cell phones pose major health risks.
Tags: Cellular phones, DNA, Conference, Wireless, researcher, scientist, health care, American Cancer Society, Cellular phones
Cell phones and cancer: More research needed
News A large-scale study of the long-term effects of cell-phone use needs to be carried out, medical professionals said at a congressional hearing in the United States.
Tags: Cellular phones, Mobile/Wireless, Cell Phone, Wireless, phone, food, researcher, FCC, U.S., consulting company
Peer-to-peer to aid in medical research
News Intel, the American Cancer Society and Oxford University, among others, band together to create a peer-to-peer network for cancer and disease research.
PC users in Asia can aid medical research
News Computer users in Asia can play a part in the development of treatments and drugs that could cure diseases.
Learning to market in virtual worlds
News At the inaugural Virtual Worlds conference, big media companies to discuss how to take advantage of social 3D environments.
