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Mac OS X update perks up photo performance | Deep Tech - CNET News
An operating system update means faster rendering for raw images in Aperture. Also, the software and iPhoto are supporting 10 new cameras. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Deep Tech.
11-12-2010 by WalterHuston Tags aperture, browsers, cameras, computing, image editing, iphoto, mac os x, photography, raw images, research, stephen shankland

Company Profile: dEVNIX INC
About ZoomInfo: Founded in 1999, ZoomInfo is a Web-based service that extracts information about people and companies from millions of published resources on the Web. Using an advanced natural language processing technology, ZoomInfo scans nearly every ne
11-11-2010 by FelipeVargas Tags artificial intelligence, biographies, company descriptor, database, expert, extraction, headhunter, information access, job titles, lead generator, management, natural language processing, occupation, recruiter, recruiting, research, resume, targeted

Post-prostate erections? This laser tech may help | Health Tech - CNET News
A fiber-based laser technology called BeamPath, commonly used to treat head and neck cancers, may reduce the risk of damaging the nerves necessary for erections in prostate cancer patients. Read this blog post by Elizabeth Armstrong Moore on Health Tech.
08-05-2010 by HarryVejar Tags beampath, erections, health care, hospitals, medical gadgets, medical technology, medicine, patients, prostate cancer, research

BBC News - Taking a dive in a research sub in the Gulf of Mexico
David Shukman takes a dive in a research sub as it investigates the effects of the oil spill on the Gulf of Mexico's coral reefs.
07-29-2010 by JackMason Tags gulf, news, research, taking

Survey: Most iPhone users happy with AT&T | Technically Incorrect - CNET News
A survey by The Yankee Group finds that 73 percent of iPhone users are 'very happy' with the service they get from AT&T. Read this blog post by Chris Matyszczyk on Technically Incorrect.
07-26-2010 by GoldHat Tags apple, at&t, iphone, research