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California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled Google Earth-based applications Wednesday to show climate change risks. CalAdapt will let Internet users see the irreversible affect of global warming facing California before they happen. (Dec. 2)

Australian scientists say a new blood test to detect certain types of cancer is offering hope that new forms of treatment will soon be available. (Dec. 1)

MRI and CT scanners, a pain rehabilitation center and an underwater treadmill - that's just some of the state-of-the-art facilities pets can benefit from at a new animal hospital in the UK. (Nov. 20)

Astronomers are constructing one of the biggest, most powerful instruments ever built, capable of peering far deeper into the universe and further back in time than ever before.(Nov. 19)

There are few places more electric than your neighborhood Best Buy store. Stocked full of the latest gadgets, almost everything uses power. But now Best Buy is pushing to conserve as much energy as possible with an all new store design.(Nov. 18)

DNA tests have revealed that more than half the crocodiles kept at a rescue centre in Cambodia are pure Siamese crocodiles, a critically-endangered species that was declared extinct in the wild until the year 2000. (Nov. 18)

It's not always a pleasure visiting the dentist, especially when cavities are involved, but researchers are working with robotics to make sure your fillings can withstand the test of time and keep you out of the dentist chair. (Nov. 11)

Pilot of 64 second technology news roundup - Presenter / producer: Andrew Webb

Apple computer boats that there is an iPhone app for just about everything. Well, scientists in Germany have come up with an application that allows people to become backseat drivers in their own cars.(Nov. 3)

Wave power - the motion of the ocean - is being looked at as a potential power source for all of Ireland's energy needs.(Oct. 27)

Imagine a car that can stop itself before hitting another vehicle or pedestrian. Mobileye is an alert system that warns you when you are driving too close to a pedestrian, or and reacts for you if necessary.(Oct. 20)