Science
 | Middle East North Africa Financial Network - Dec 09, 2011 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- The world's media spotlight will shine this week on Stockholm and Oslo for the Nobel Prize award ceremonies, among the most prestigious annual events on the planet. |
 | Ennahar - According to the French “Le Parisien”, in its electronic edition of December 6, Dutch researchers would have developed a new flu virus, very dangerous. |
 | Bloomberg - Europe wants stronger legal language at United Nations climate talks, warning the biggest polluters that their lack of commitment to a path toward a legally-binding treaty by 2020 may ... |
 | Reuters UK - NASA undated handout image of the moon was photographed by the Expedition 28 crew aboard the International Space Station. By Karin Matz (Reuters) - Residents in the western United States will be able to see the last total lunar eclipse for nearly three ... |
 | Economic Times - DURBAN: The European Union may bandy the endorsement from the poor and vulnerable developing countries for a new global treaty to tackle climate change, but deep differences persists between them over the content of the agreement. |
 | Pakistan Daily Times - Rats display human-like empathy and will unselfishly go to the aid of a distressed fellow rodent, research has shown, MSN News reports. |
 | REVE - Renewable energies such as wind energy, photovoltaic solar energy and concentrated solar power, with the electric vehicles, can reduce CO2 emissions. |
 | Sky News - A volcano eruption in eastern Indonesia has forced thousands of residents to flee the area to avoid choking smoke. Mount Gamalama on the island of Ternate has spewed smoke and ash for days, but increased activity has forced the hurried evacuation of ... |
 | Reuters - JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Almost 80000 years before humans began using chemical sprays to control insect pests, Africans were using mattresses made from bug-repelling plants to ensure a good night's sleep. |
 | News Tonight - There are reports that indicate that scientists at Cern, the European physics research centre, are quite close to unleashing the mystery behind the Higgs boson, tagged as God particle, which is told to play significant role in the working of the ... |
 | Indian Country Today Media Network.com - By ICTMN Staff December 9, 2011 The BBC has posted graphic photos of an adult polar bear eating a cub that have intensified concerns that global warming or climate change is threatening the survival of the species. |
Technology
 | The Australian - SAMSUNG'S Galaxy Tab 10.1 is set to be in Australian stores in time for Christmas after Apple's legal bid to ban its sale here hit a dead end in the country's highest court. |
 | CNET - Traditionally, getting on a Wi-Fi connection at an airport through your laptop or tablet is depressing. Many of you have had that experience of wasting dozens of dollars on a ... |
 | PC Magazine - Which phone is at the top of Christmas wish lists? The answer is probably not surprising. According to Nielsen, the iPhone 4S is the most buzzed-about phone in the last six months. |
 | CBS News - It will go down in history as one of the technology world's most expensive efforts to give something away. The big question is whether there will be enough takers to justify the effort. |
 | PCWorld (blog) - In the past two months alone, Twitter and Google+ have added company pages, following in Facebook's footsteps. The usefulness of each service depends on your company's needs, but to help you prioritize your efforts,... |
 | Geek.com - Google has launched another volley directly at Facebook with the announcement of its latest Google+ feature, “Find My Face.” Promising to make the tedious chore of tagging people in your photo albums easier, the new feature will automatically recognize ... |
 | Written by  in 994 Google+ circles Wired News - An Apple patent details a way to make sure your voice isn't lost among the noises of every day life when you make a call. Image: Patently Apple Noise-cancelling receivers are a tricky bunch. |
 | Wired News (blog) - NEW YORK CITY - Apple Friday opened its fifth store in New York City, in a grand space above the Great Hall at Grand Central Terminal. |
 | Forbes - Google (GOOG) is starting to close the gap between Android phones and iPhone when it comes to apps. Google has just passed the 10 billion mark for Android app downloads in the past week. |
 | New York Times (blog) - America's traffic safety numbers are in for 2010, and they are, with some qualifications, good. Last year, the rates of roadway fatalities and injuries fell to their lowest recorded levels and to their lowest numbers since 1949. |
 | ITProPortal - The high end Nokia 810 Lumia and the mid-market Nokia 710 are currently available only in Europe. These phones are the first of several Windows Phone smartphones that Nokia plans to release in partnership with Microsoft. |
 | Written by  in 3,243 Google+ circles SlashGear - When it comes to promoting your web browser to the internet, it can get pretty meta pretty quick, and but when your Google and you've got your hands in every single technologically related outlet on the planet and you want to even promote one component ... |
 | The Daily Star - SAN FRANCISCO: Tablet computers and electronic readers promise to eventually close the book on the ink-and-paper era as they transform the way people browse magazines, check news or lose themselves in novels. |
 | BusinessWeek - Microsoft added fuel to speculations about its consumer-business prowess on Tuesday with the preview of its forthcoming Windows Store, which will accompany Windows 8, but there's a more fundamental issue facing Microsoft than whether ... |
 | PCWorld - Eric SchmidtGoogle Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has criticized Carrier IQ, the maker of a controversial app that secretly collects personal info from smartphones, but also says that Google can't do ... |
 | PC Magazine - Xbox Live got a facelift this week. Do you love the new changes, or miss the old interface? By Chloe Albanesius Microsoft unveiled the much-anticipated Xbox interface overhaul this week, and after a brief delay, Xbox Live members were free to check out ... |
 | BBC News - To mark the moment Google said that for the next 10 days it would cut the price of some top apps to 10p each. The search giant announced the milestone on its blog adding that the store's apps were being downloaded at a rate of one billion a month. |
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