Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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GM says hands-free talk won't hurt
News One in 4 million: Those are the odds of getting into a car crash while using a hands-free cell phone while driving, according to General Motors.
Start-up makes quantum leap into cryptography
News A 4-year-old start-up has begun shipments of what it says are the world's first commercial data-scrambling devices that use the radically new technology of quantum encryption.
Singapore outlines broadband ambitions
News The island-state's national broadband network will provide blazing-speed wired and wireless Net access by as early as 2008.
Tags: Infrastructure/architecture management, Mobile/Wireless, Business broadband, Personal broadband, grid computing
IBM microscope 100 million times stronger than MRI
News IBM Research has built a new nanoscale microscope capable of creating images with 100 million times finer resolution than existing MRI technology.
Tags: Hardware, Nanotechnology, IBM Corp., Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Microscope, hydrogen, magnetic field, tobacco, YouTube Inc., YouTube Video
Short Take: Fujitsu, GE partner on medical info system
News Fujitsu Ltd, Japan's biggest business computer maker, plans to partner with General Electric Co on medical systems to enable information exchange over the Internet.
Can your cell phone impair your vision?
News Talking to someone on a phone while driving gives you "tunnel vision" and reduces response time by about 20 percent, according to a new study.
Coming soon: Asia's premier e-health service portal
News Local telemedicine application developer WorldCare Health Malaysia is gearing up to become Asia's first e-health service provider.
Novell revs Linux for rapid response
News Due next month, Suse Linux Enterprise Real-Time is aimed at financial traders and others who mind every microsecond.
Tags: Linux
