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Cleveland Indians 2010: Top 10 Prospects

This year, I set out on a goal to better learn the minor leagues. I am a Phillies fan but I realized that other than the Phillies, I didn't really know anyone else's system too well. I thought it would be a good idea to start ranking teams' top 10 prospects.

Are Doctors Recommending Too Many Tests?

Many who opt for angiograms, a test designed to detect the presence of heart disease, may be receiving the test unnecessarily, according to researchers.
Nearly two-thirds of patients without known heart disease who received angiograms did not have heart disease, Dr.

This Motorized Video Game Outruns All Comprehension [Oddities]

So, this guy gutted an Outrun arcade cabinet, jammed it on a go-kart and, in the name of university research, assembled a contraption that drives 15 mph in the real world while displaying it as an 8-bit virtual one.

THQ's Bilson: Research and focus testing will 'usually destroy' creativity

During an interview at the 2010 Game Developers Conference, THQ executive VP of Core Games Danny Bilson told Joystiq that market research creates "bland" titles, citing it is not a process his group is willing to utilize for future development.

In a more complicated gaming world, OpenGL 4.0 gets simpler, smarter

Despite the fact that game console manufacturers still drive studios toward exclusivity for individual titles, so that a popular Xbox 360 game isn't available for PlayStation 3 and vice versa, developers within those studios are insisting more and more upon cross-platform flexibility and portab

A Fan's Tribulation: Why Do You Love or Hate the Oakland Raiders?

I must preface this article with a few seemingly unrelated points, but they accentuate the purpose of this article


This is a question that has been bubbling (or effervescing) in my mind for quite some time, especially after a derogatory blog from an "unbiased" reporter at ESPN nam

Researchers Beam 230Mb/sec Wireless Internet WIth LEDs

MikeChino writes "A group of scientists from Germany's Fraunhofer Institute have devised a way to encode a visible-frequency wireless signal in light emitted by plain old desklamps and other light fixtures.

12 iPhone Apps for Surviving Conference Season

Amybeth Hale is a Talent Attraction Manager with AT&T"s Interactive Staffing team. She uses social technology to help drive awareness of job opportunities as well as interact with candidates. Connect with her on Twitter at @researchgoddess.

Analyst sceptical of OnLive"s success

It appears as though a myriad of contentious factors, including subscription fees and install base, may well stifle OnLive’s hopes for future success, according to Todd Greenwald, senior research analyst for Signal Hill.

Half-Male, Half-Female Fowl Explain Birds' Sex Determination

Kanan excerpts from a BBC report out of Scotland: "A study of sexually scrambled chickens suggests that sex in birds is determined in a radically different way from that in mammals.