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Why don't we read so well on a screen?

Clicking and scrolling interrupt our attentional focus. Turning and touching the pages instead of clicking on the screen influence our ability for experience and attention. The physical manipu...

Information Technology |

For Your Eyes Only: Custom Interfaces Make Computer Clicking Faster, Easier

Insert your key in the ignition of a luxury car and the seat and steering wheel will automatically adjust to preprogrammed body proportions. Stroll through the rooms of Bill Gates' mansion and ea...

Information Technology |

HiRISE Releases Color Images, Movie Of Prospective Landing Sites On Mars

The University of Arizona-based HiRISE team today released 143 color images valuable to researchers studying possible landing sites for NASA's Mars Science Laboratory, a mission to deploy a long-...

Physics and Astronomy |

W3C Issues Mobile Web Best Practices as Candidate Recommendation

Today, W3C reached an important milestone toward its mission of making it as easy to use the Web on a mobile device as on a desktop computer. W3C has published Mobile Web Best Practices a Candidate Re...

Information Technology |

Distracting visuals clutter TV screen; viewers less likely to retain content

No matter which channel you turn to on television, you are likely to find some kind of visual element that seems to overpower the screen -- making it difficult to focus on one thing. ...

Communications Media |

Waves System’s ID-AL MP3 players are music to your ears

Waves System of France has launched ID-AL (Interactive Digital Audio Line) - its new range of interactive, programmable MP3 players. These new professional MP3 players mean no more looped C...

Communications Media |

New semantic web interface for smarter searches

A new semantic web interface, which will improve access to information and present search results in associated categories in one window, was launched this week. This n...

Information Technology |

3-D movement captured to conduct music

Imagine the sound mixing desk in a concert hall controlled not by a technician manipulating hundreds of knobs and sliders, but by pointing to speakers and changing volume and tone with the move...

Interdisciplinary Research |

Iraq War News: Are Young Adults Bored With Its Coverage?

How the news is presented, not the news itself, is putting young adult audiences off, say Central Michigan University media researchers David Weinstock and Timothy Boudreau. Their survey of 24...

Social Sciences |

UCLA chemists report new method for producing carbon nanoscrolls, an alternative to nanotubes

UCLA chemists report in the Feb. 28 issue of Science a room-temperature chemical method for producing a new form of carbon called carbon nanoscrolls. Nanoscrolls are closely related to the much...

Life Sciences |

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