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Protect Your Home From Fire
Every day in the U.S. 150 homes will start on fire because of electrical issues.
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Can wirless save hospitals?
Hospitals are increasingly turning to the use of wireless technologies.
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'Games For Health'
Four major emerging trends were highlighted during a telenews event conducted by organizers of the Games for Health national conference.
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NASA rolls out new program
NASA's new Artifact Loan Opportunities Program will help organizations borrow NASA artifacts for education and outreach purposes.
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Sites may make children cry
Publishers of many major children's Web sites should do a better job disclosing sales and advertising information to parents.
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Gaming improves medical training
BreakAway Ltd. has signed a license agreement with the Texas A&M University System for the exclusive
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No change in online shopping
Survey Indicates Nearly 59% of Consumers Will Not Change Online Shopping Habits, According to Safe Home Products
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Games Proven to Relieve Stress
East Carolina University reveals the results of a six-month randomized, controlled study that confirms positive health benefits of so-called "casual" video games.
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Help for video game addiction
Kevin Roberts is now conducting support groups for teens and adults who struggle with video game addiction.
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Apple Updates iMac
Apple updated its all-in-one iMac line with the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors and the most powerful graphics ever available in an iMac.
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Microsoft explores efficiency
Microsoft Corp. announced it will support four academic research projects focused on energy efficiency in computing.
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Tips to prevent medical ID theft
Medical identity theft won't just harm your pocketbook, but could cost you your health.
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Sony unveils Playstation store
Sony Computer Entertainment America has introduced a new, more dynamic look and faster, more fluid navigation to the PLAYSTATION Store.
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Xbox brings games to Children's Hospitals
Microsoft is supplying hundreds of Xbox 360 game kiosks to playrooms in children's hospitals across the United States.
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Gran Turismo races onto PS3
Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. announced the North American release of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue exclusively for PLAYSTATION3.
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Benefits of document management
Document imaging has a high impact across the greatest range of top business goals.
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Batteries start to charge up
SBI expects the overall battery market to dip in 2008, followed by steady growth in spite of challenging economic times, topping $9 billion by 2012.
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Scientists explore human genes
Breakthrough research with the ability to predict and prevent adverse drug responses within prescription medicine.
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Application finds your friends
Thanks to a new Facebook application, you'd still be able to use your laptop computer - sans Internet - to detect Facebook friends.
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Technology dispurts ad market
ADRevolution (ADR) announced the launch of the Consumer Choice Tool (CCT), a proprietary software solution that for the first time allows consumers full control over the advertisements they receive.
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Emergency notifications on campus
Many colleges and universities across the country are turning to emergency notification systems as one answer to the increasingly complex issue of campus safety and crisis communications.
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Final Fantasy's legend reborn
Square Enix, Inc. announced that it will launch a completely re-envisioned Final Fantasy IV for Nintendo DS.
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Blockbuster rolls out Blu-ray
Blockbuster is positioning itself to become the customer's Blu-ray headquarters for rental and retail product with this national launch.
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Microsoft previews Robotics
Microsoft Corp. released the first community technology preview (CTP) of Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio 2008, the new version of its robotics programming platform.
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Yellow pages key to online shopping
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