| POLITICIANS ATTEND INDIAN PUGILIST AND OLYMPIC MEDALLIST'S WEDDING IN NEW DELHI |
| NATURAL WITH HINDI SPEECH DURATION: 2.36 SOURCE: ANI TV AND WEB RESTRICTIONS: NO ACCESS BBC Politicians attend Indian boxer's wedding in New Delhi. Indian politicians Rahul Gandhi, Syed Shahnawaz read more |
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Posted by aniin on Thursday May 19 |
| Employees are 'knowledge hiding' rather than sharing info |
| Washington, May 17 ANI: A lot of companies have jumped on the bandwagon of knowledge-sharing, such as spending money on developing knowledge-sharing software. Then, why is knowledge transfer not happening Maybe it's because their staff don't always want to share, suggests a new study read more |
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Posted by aniin on Wednesday May 18 |
| Brains can recreate whole detailed scenes from just a simple line drawing |
| Washington, May 17 ANI: Simple line drawings - that have been with us since prehistoric times - can capture the essence of a beach or a mountain for viewers just as well as a photograph would, a new study has shown read more |
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Posted by aniin on Wednesday May 18 |
| Digital imaging software that gives 'Google Earth' view of the bladder! |
| Washington, May 17 ANI: Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a new digital imaging software which when used with any current endoscope can create a full, 3-D panorama of the bladder interior read more |
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Posted by aniin on Wednesday May 18 |
| Soon, log-in to Facebook with your eye using an iris-scanner! |
| London, May 12 ANI: Remember those sci-fi flicks where iris recognition is used to gain access to top-secret files Now, for the first time this technology has been adapted for consumers, so they too can enjoy logging in to all of their personal accounts all in the blink of an eye read more |
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Posted by aniin on Friday May 13 |
| Soon, computer-generated songs comparable to human singing re-issue |
| Washington, May 8 ANI: Making computer-generated vocals a success has been a distant dream, since the tweaking of the frequency curve is labor intensive and prone to human error. But now, Japanese scientists have refined the production of synthetic vocals by copying the frequencies of human voices read more |
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Posted by aniin on Monday May 09 |
| Coming up - computer-generated songs comparable to human singing |
| Washington, May 7 ANI: Making computer-generated vocals a success has been a distant dream, since the tweaking of the frequency curve is labor intensive and prone to human error. But now, Japanese scientists have refined the production of synthetic vocals by copying the frequencies of human voices read more |
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Posted by aniin on Sunday May 08 |
| US technology widely misused by corrupt governments, terrorists to propagate agenda |
| Washington, May ANI: Various terrorist groups, corrupt governments and anti-American forces rely on U.S. technology to repress citizens and conduct terror campaigns, it has emerged. Jeff Bardin, consultant read more |
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Posted by aniin on Sunday May 08 |
| Expert says Bin Laden could not have been 'Off the Grid' |
| Washington, May 4 ANI: An expert and an author on software technology has claimed that it was not possible for Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden to have remained "off the grid"-electronically and digitally invisible, without phone or Internet connection read more |
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Posted by aniin on Friday May 06 |
| Brain enlargement in children with autism due to changes before age 2 |
| Washington, May 3 ANI: A study has found that brain enlargement in children with autism is due to brain changes that occur before the age of 2. In 2005, researchers from the University of North Carolina read more |
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