Siemens, Microsoft develop car products
REGENSBURG, Germany – German engineering company Siemens AG said Friday it will work with Microsoft Corp. to develop communication, information, entertainment and navigation products for vehicles.

NY welcomes wave adaptive modular vessel
NEW YORK – Pity the fisherman or sailor who staggers on deck in the morning and through bleary eyes sees a 100-foot-long water spider coming at him, buzzing ominously. No cause for alarm, however. It’s just Proteus, a so-called Wave Adaptive Modular Vessel designed for everything from military uses to biological studies, ocean exploration and sea rescue.

Cell-phone use may pose danger in hospitals
Using mobile phones near hospital beds or important equipment is dangerous and could switch off ventilators or disrupt pacemakers, Dutch researchers said on Thursday.

Shutting down big downloaders
The rapid growth of online videos, music and games has created a new Internet sin: using it too much. Comcast has punished some transgressors by cutting off their Internet service.

For doctors, diagnosing gets a technological boost
According to a 2003 review of autopsy studies, doctors misdiagnose 8% to 24% of the time… The solution for some is technology. Doctors are increasingly using the Internet, even search programs as basic as Google, when they’re stumped, according to “Googling for a Diagnosis,” a British Medical Journal study last year.

Virtual schooling growing at K-12 level
Virtual learning is becoming ubiquitous at colleges and universities but remains in its infancy at the elementary and secondary level, where skeptics have questioned its cost and effect on children’s socialization. However, virtual schools are growing fast.

Tots better than apes at social learning
Toddlers may act up like little apes, but researchers who compared the species concluded a 2-year-old child still has the more sophisticated social learning skills.

Food Additives Could Fuel Hyperactivity in Kids
Study makes first link between colorings, preservatives and behavioral woes

Teen Suicides Up Sharply for First Time in Years
Fewer antidepressant prescriptions a factor in trend, expert says.

Change your ways
Adult brains may be just as capable of change as younger brains.
There’s a huge difference in WILLINGNESS to change, however.

Barbershop Talks Cut Black Men’s Prostate Cancer Risk
Innovative program is making a difference for this high-risk group, founder says.

Cutting Salt Won’t Affect Foods’ Safety
High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note

Tiny dinosaur was ready to fly
Remains of a petite dinosaur reveal that some of the ancestors of birds had already shrunk in size before flight evolved.

Dark energy mission
NASA urged to study the mysterious force first in its “Beyond Einstein” program

Hubble spies tiny galactic building blocks
Astronomers have found nine of the faintest, tiniest and most compact galaxies ever seen.

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