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  Technology Review: Picking the Browser's Padlock

  Picking the Browser's Padlock A new tool interferes with a website's secure connections. Most websites use an encrypted connection to transfer sensitive information, including usernames, passwords, and credit-card numbers, over the Internet. In a presentation given this week at Black Hat DC, ...

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  Technology Review: Reading Thoughts with Brain Imaging

  Reading Thoughts with Brain Imaging Researchers use fMRI to determine the contents of short-term memory. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) looks more and more like a window into the mind. In a study published online today in Nature , researchers at Vanderbilt University report ...

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  Technology Review: A Big Stimulus Boost for Electronic Health Records

  A Big Stimulus Boost for Electronic Health Records Wiring up physicians from small practices will be one of the biggest hurdles. Physicians and information specialists across the country are feverishly figuring out how to best prepare for the impending availability of $19 billion designated ...

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  Technology Review: Web Applications On Call

  Web Applications On Call New software lets cell-phone users search the Web and hear messages during a call. When working online, it's a simple matter to open a new browser tab and quickly look something up, or to send an instant message to a friend. Ditech Networks , based in Mountain View, ...

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  Technology Review: NASA's Carbon Observatory Set for Blastoff

  NASA's Carbon Observatory Set for Blastoff A satellite will launch tomorrow to help scientists account for missing carbon-dioxide emissions. Early Tuesday morning, a Taurus XL rocket will take off from Vandenberg Air Force Base, in California, bearing NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) ...

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