Eager fans await the release of the latest Grand Theft Auto game. Take Two could benefit from a big win with Grand Theft Auto IV, because it will give it more leverage as it fends off a hostile takeover bid from rival Electronic Arts.
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Researchers in the British Midlands have set up a filling station for their pollution-free hydrogen cars.
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WSJ’s Amol Sharma gets a first look at how AT&T stores are using Microsoft Surface, a new technology that uses a sensitive tabletop interface to provide users with an interactive way of getting information.
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George Lucas is giving a sneak peak of his computer-animated film, ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ due in theaters this August. It will be followed by a TV series of the same name that will air on the Cartoon Network and TNT this fall (March 14)
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Sixteen-year-old Chris Chike breaks a world record for the fastest fingers in gaming.
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A tour of Google’s Zurich HQ, where staff ride a slide to lunch and shimmy down a fireman’s pole.
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Inside Game Developers Conference in San Francisco where Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony all unveiled new titles for their consoles.
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The US government has confirmed it successfully shot down an out-of-control satellite above the Pacific.
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The Technology Behind ‘U2 3D’: Peter Shapiro, producer of ‘U2 3D,’ talks about the origins of the film project and the technology.
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A Swedish company plans to harness the bodyheat of commuters to provide the heating for an office block.
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B.C. scientists harness ‘walking power’ to generate electricity
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The field of regenerative medicine works under the theory that organs can be grown outside the body. The science could revolutionize organ transplants and make big bucks.
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A trip to the gas station of the future may no longer require the driver to leave the car. Tankpitstop the Robot will do it all for you.
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Review a new kind of storage for laptops called SSD, or Solid State Drive, an alternative to the conventional hard disk.
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Google, the number one Internet search engine, is reportedly trying to block Microsoft’s purchase of Yahoo’s search site. Anthony Mason reports.
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The space station’s two American astronauts went out on a riskier than usual spacewalk Wednesday to fix one of two equipment failures that have crippled their power system, hoping to enable a solar wing to tilt toward the sun.
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A US spy satellite has gone out of control and is expected to crash to Earth, government sources say.
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Walt tests out Apple’s first sub-notebook computer, the MacBook Air. The thin machine doesn’t compromise on screen and keyboard size, he says, but it could mean some deal-killers for frequent travelers, he says.
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The push to get low-cost laptops to children in developing countries is being spearheaded by two competing units, the OLPC and the Classmate PC. The AP looks at how well these units fared when compared to more powerful PCs.
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Jason Queally, who won gold at the Sydney Olympics, tells James Munro how technology has changed cycling
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School teachers in the US are being sent on low gravity flights to encourage pupils to study science.
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A new practice called geotagging is allowing photographers to embed GPS location into their photos. The process is opening up a whole new way of looking at online photos.
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An American researcher, Dr Samuel Wood, has cloned human embryos from his own skin cells.
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