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Humans vs. machines: Why brains make mistakes computers don?t

Although some errors may reflect confusion or inattention, a certain class of errors, actually have a much deeper source and tell us something essential about the human brain.

Farmers, critics turn to Web to fight ?Golden Rice?

An alliance of farmers, ecological agriculture, and safe food advocates has opened an online petition on World Food Day 2013 to raise awareness on the dangers of Golden Rice, a genetically modified organism (GMO).

Pinoy animator showcases Panay, Western Visayas mythology

For artist Liby Limoso, mythology is best illustrated through animation. In his mission to promote Philippine indigenous culture, Limoso chose animation to be his creative medium.

Digital DNA: Study reveals five global online personas

The survey showed that consumers actually shed their ?real-world? identities when they go online to assume ?digital personas? that better reflect how they feel, what actions they take around their personal information and how much value they place on their own data.

Photo | Last telegram in PH marks end of era

The government has formally decided to shut down the telegram service in the Philippines.

New eco-rating scheme for mobile devices pushed

Criteria under consideration in the development of the new scheme include carbon footprint; battery life; the use of certain chemicals and rare metals; packaging; and recyclability, among others.

In healthcare outsourcing, doctors and nurses become Pinoy heroes

A busy hospital reflects the fast-paced life of doctors, nurses, and medical staff, in roles that require them to treat patient after patient and save lives. Not known to many, the same principles of patient care are done in health information management (HIM) facilities across the country.

Museum creates 3D models of Egyptian mummies

The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities (Medelhavsmuseet) in Stockholm, Sweden is pioneering an entirely new way for visitors to interact with a collection of six ancient mummies.

LTE takes spotlight in media election coverage

Instead of using bulky TV cameras backed by conventional transmission equipment, broadcast reporters, and social media "mobile journalists" used smartphones powered by LTE service.

Cebuano, 4 other languages added to Google Translate

Google Translate now supports the Cebuano language and four others (Bosnian, Hmong, Javanese, and Marathi), reaching a milestone of more than 70 languages hosted.

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