Bluetooth technology uses radio waves to transmit computer data up to a radius of 10 metres. Unlike current infrared rays, the radio waves can penetrate through walls, so you do not need to have line of sight during transmission. Manufacturers are now equipping their electronic products with Bluetooth radio transmitters and receivers. PDAs, notebooks, digital cameras and printers are likely to be the first lot of IT products to be Bluetooth-enabled. A new book examines copyright and other intellectual property issues and the trend towards zero-tolerance.
British scientists claims to have isolated a language gene.
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