Tag: Research

Drug Breathalyzer That Can Detect Pot, Cocaine, Meth, and More Touted by Swedish Researchers
The SensAbues DrugTrap is out to foil your drugged-up driving experiences. The breathalyzer. Anyone pulled over on suspicion of driving unde...
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A Few Rounds Of Tetris A Day May Cure Lazy Eyes
As a child, I had a friend with a lazy eye. I was super jealous of him at the time because he got to wear a pirate-themed eye patch. Looking back on it now, it's easy to see why be...
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Browse Facebook for Old Photos to Improve Your Mood. No, Seriously.
According to a study from the University of Portsmouth, using Facebook as a gateway for a trip down memory lane may be the most positive thing you can do with the service. For...
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New Study Finds That Music Piracy Doesn’t Negatively Affect Sales
The music industry will tell you that piracy is the bane of its existence, and that it will end up killing the industry. There's...
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Facebook: More People See Your Posts Than You Think
The question of how Facebook decides how many people see the content that you post has been a pretty volatile topic over the last few months. Basically, Facebook has been accused t...
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Zuckerberg, Brin Announce Annual $3 Million Prize for Medical Research
Today, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, his wife Priscilla Chan, Google co-founder Sergey Brin, Biologist and businesswoman Anne Wojcicki (Brin's wife), and investor Yuri Milner have...
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Butler University Study: ChaCha Beats Google (And Others) For Mobile Q&A
Butler Business Accelerator has released findings from a new study of mobile search engines and question and answer platforms. The study says ChaCha answered questions better than...
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Report: Yandex Surpasses Bing In Search Queries
According to a report from Search Engine Watch, citing...
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Pew: 1 In 4 Plan To Cut Back On Facebook Use In 2013
Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project has released some findings f...
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Scientists Capture The Birth Of A Thought On Video
Have you ever thought to yourself, "I wonder what my thoughts look like?" It's the kind of meta-question that you normally would never ponder, but some scientists have captured the...
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Cordcutting on the Rise? Cable Subscriptions Projected to Shrink Over the Next Few Years
As television and film streaming options continue to expand, people are finding it easier to get the content they want without paying for cable or premium services like HBO. The mo...
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Facebook Wants to Interview Poke Users, Places Ads
Facebook wants to know if you're poking, and if so, exactly how you feel about poking. Poking, of course, is my childish way of talking about Facebook's new standalone Poke app, wh...
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Get That Song Out of Your Head by Engaging in a (Not Too Tricky) Task
You just heard the opening bars to Gangnam Style, and that's all it took. Now, you're walking down the street with PSY in your brain and you can't get it out. You have an importan...
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Google Algorithm Used For Cancer Research…Again
Earlier this year, we looked at a story about a Washington State University chemistry...
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Beer (Lots of It) May Help You Stave Off Colds
Good news, everyone: next time you drink a case of beer and awaken in your front yard, smelling of strip clubs and Taco Bell, you can just tell everyone that you did it for your he...
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