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We’re gathering just outside of Microsoft’s HQ for what is looking like it’ll be a day full of excitement, culminating in the “special unveiling” of a “New Generation.” It’ll be the next Xbox for sure, replacing the venerable Xbox 360 that has been giving us gaming joy (and occasionally frustration) since way back in 2005. Will this new unit be powerful enough to stay relevant for that long, too? Or, will this be the generation when Sony takes back the lead? Join us at the link below at 1:00pm ET tomorrow!

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We’re gathering just outside of Microsoft’s HQ for what is looking like it’ll be a day full of excitement, culminating in the “special unveiling” of a “New Generation.” It’ll be the next Xbox for sure, replacing the venerable Xbox 360 that has been giving us gaming joy (and occasionally frustration) since way back in 2005. Will this new unit be powerful enough to stay relevant for that long, too? Or, will this be the generation when Sony takes back the lead? Join us at the link below at 1:00pm ET tomorrow!

Microsoft’s New Generation Xbox Liveblog

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Who can forget last year’s Google I/O opening keynote? With skydivers and a plethora of extreme antics all culminating in the on-stage unveiling of Google Glass, it will go down in history as one of the most exciting product unveilings of all time. Can Google top that this year? It’s certainly going to try, and rather than hosting multiple keynotes on multiple days big G is doing it all in one shot. One three hour shot. Set your alarms and make sure you find a comfortable chair then join us at the URL below for the 9:00am PT (12:00pm ET) liveblog tomorrow, May 15th.

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National Robotics Week is Here!
It's time once again for National Robotics Week in the United States. Hundreds of local events are planned by robot clubs, schools, libraries, museums, and other groups throughout the week of 6-14 April. Over 170 events have already been registered on …
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… been major obstacles to advanced robotic systems. Robotic hands that mimic the capabilities of the human hand have cost $ 10,000 or more, and computer vision systems have worked only in highly structured environments on a very limited set of objects.
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It was a muggy springtime morning in South Texas virtually one year ago when Gene Robinson got to the swampy waters near Sam Houston Lake Estates. All that week the location had been a hive of activity, as authorities browsed along the banks, diving underwater with scuba gear, and flying overhead in helicopters. 150 search-and-rescue workers aided by 40 pet dogs had actually criss-crossed the thick forest around the lake on foot, ATVs, and horseback. Texas Rangers stood guard with rifles, securing search celebrations from alligators, feral hogs, and huge predatory cats.

The missing out on boy was Devon Davis, a two-year-old who had relocated with his household to the location just a couple of weeks prior. While his mother was napping, Devon had wandered out of the house and …

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Gastric-brooding frogs went extinct in Australia in the mid 1980′s, probably thanks to humanity (shocking, I know). They’re called gastric-brooding frogs because the mothers would swallow their fertilized eggs, then incubate them in their stomachs through the hatching and tadpole stages until it was finally time to puke up all their children. I really hope you’re reading this on your lunch break by the way. And now scientists are going to BRING THEM BACK TO LIFE and have already created early stage embryos of the species.

The revival of the genome was part of the Lazarus Project that is working on a so called de-extinction program to bring the dead species of frog back to life.

So far the team of scientists was able to reactivate dead cells into living ones by unfreezing and implanting the nuclei, taken from fossilized tissues of the frog that were collected in the 1970s and preserved in a deep-freezer.

“We are watching Lazarus arise from the dead, step by exciting step. We’ve reactivated dead cells into living ones and revived the extinct frog’s genome in the process. Now we have fresh cryo-preserved cells of the extinct frog to use in future cloning experiments,” said professor Mike Archer, of the University of New South Wales, in Sydney, the leader of the Lazarus Project team

For those of you who didn’t go to vacation bible school, the Lazarus Project refers to Lazarus of Bethany, a man Jesus allegedly raised from the dead four days after his death, according to the Gospel of John. So basically scientists are for-real playing Jesus now. Me? I only play Jesus in sports that involve sprinting because he always wears sandals and can’t run that fast. Isn’t that right, Jesus? “Race you across the lake?” Good one.

Thanks to clarissa, who didn’t explain it all but that’s okay because the unexplained parts I just attributed to magic like they used to in the old days before science came along and ruined everything.

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Regardless of exactly how you feel about ASUS, we think we can all agree on this: the company understands exactly how to put on a good tv program. The attire’s made it rather obvious it’s about to reveal a new PadFone right here at Mobile World Congress, thanks to teasers including a Spanish-speaking statuary and a spaceship landing atop La Sagrada Familia. Plus, chairman Jonney Shih has a little difficulty regulating the volume of his voice, especially if you get him on the subject of common cloud computing. So the keynote tomorrow ought to be enjoyable– and yeah, we’re delighted about that brand-new PadFone, too. Follow our liveblog tomorrow at 7AM ET and all will be revealed.

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