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Innovation: Speech prediction software  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-4 0:39)

A system that completes your half-finished sentences could have a host of time-saving applications– but does it work?

Is the solar system unique?  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-4 0:23)

In the fifth instalment of our Unknown Solar System special, we ask why, out of some 280 alien solar systems that have been identified, most look quite unlike ours

Alien world is slimmest and fastest known  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-3 23:00)

An extrasolar planet with the smallest diameter yet measured is no more than twice as wide as Earth– it orbits its star in just 20 hours

[ニュース] 技術系展示会「NEPCON WORLD JAPAN」レポート〜国際カーエレクトロニクス技術展など7展が同時開  from Robot Watch  (2009-2-3 21:32)

Teleporter sends ions on long-distance journey  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-3 20:52)

A new kind of matter teleporter has sent the state of ytterbium ions from one side of a lab to the other

Comment: Why turning out brilliant scientists isn't enough  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-3 20:21)

Universities must teach students to understand how their work affects society at large, says

New .tel domain to be 'phonebook for the net'  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-3 19:36)

Can specialised .tel sites that only carry contact details become as trusted and well known as .com and .net?– experts are divided

New .tel domain aims to be 'phonebook for the net'  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-3 19:36)

Can specialised .tel sites that only carry contact details become as trusted and well known as .com and .net?– experts are divided

[ニュース] 「MEMS 2009」レポート〜「昆虫サイボーグ」の研究が進展  from Robot Watch  (2009-2-3 13:32)

Google Earth provides dizzying 3D views of Mars  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-3 10:22)

The latest version of the desktop application uses data from a fleet of spacecraft to let users zoom in on the Red Planet– it may become a research tool