Science
 | Business Spectator - There are a lot of complaints about the outcome of the UN climate summit in Durban, South Africa, since it ended Sunday, December 11 around 6am after a 36-hour extension. |
 | Voice of America (blog) - Late last week scientists witnessed something they wouldn't have considered possible if they hadn't seen it for themselves. |
 | MSN NZ News - A Royal New Zealand Air Force Hercules will drop another pump, fuel and patches to the holed Russian fishing boat stranded off ice in Antarctic waters. |
Technology
 | Stuff.co.nz - REVIEW: Last month, I went through a long process identifying which mid-range smartphone suited my needs, and settled on Sony Ericsson's Xperia Active. |
 | PC Advisor - By PC Advisor staff | PC Advisor | 19 December 11 The 15.6" SuperBright LED screen produces the sharpest images with 300nit brightness, which is up to 36% brighter than normal laptops. |
 | Reuters Blogs (blog) - By Una Galani Prince Alwaleed might be pushing the limits with Twitter. Even though the billionaire entrepreneur Saudi-royal is known for both his reformist views and bold media investments, his latest coup, a $300 million strategic stake in the social ... |
 | Celebuzz - Hey lovies, For the third video of my Holiday Series with Acer and Intel, I give an up close and personal look at what my typical day is like, and I can tell you right now, it's usually pretty hectic. |
 | Malaya - SUZUKI Philippines Inc., the only integrated automotive and motorcycle manufacturer in the Philippines, launched four big bikes in the country to lift its brand image. |
 | PCWorld - By Joseph Fieber, PCWorld Though it's common not to have a password on a home computer, and some even skip it on their personal mobile devices, it's the first and most important barrier protecting a company's data. |
 | IBNLive.com - AP Tokyo: Sony's long-awaited PlayStation Vita portable game machine hit stores in Japan on Saturday as thousands of game enthusiasts lined up early in the morning to be among the first to buy it. |
 | New York Daily News - BY Josh Max Ford's Ranger, which bounced passengers around like popping popcorn but whose small stature and tough build made it a great little pickup truck, is ceasing production in America. |
 | CNET - by Roger Cheng December 19, 2011 3:30 PM PST Follow @RogerWCheng Verizon Wireless has only exacerbated the dilemma with its own move to acquire spectrum held by the cable providers, which shores up its own position. |
 | Inquirer - By Chris Martin Specifications 1GHz single-core processor, 768MB RAM, 4GB storage with 8GB microSD card included, 3.7in touchscreen with 480x800 resolution, 5MP rear camera, VGA front camera, Android 2.3.5, Sense 3.5, 1600mAh battery 61x119x10.9mm, ... |
 | Hindustan Times - Google has announced a series of updates to its Google+ video conferencing feature "Hangouts" that will make video chats more accessible to everyone. |
 | PC Magazine - By John C. Dvorak Eventually, some of the outrageously idiotic patents being granted will doom all future progress. This is becoming more and more obvious as various patent trolls load up their portfolios with just about everything they can get their ... |
 | PC Magazine - By Michael J. Miller I've spent the last few days playing with a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the first Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) phone, and so far at least, I'm pretty impressed. |
 | Vancouver Sun - By Randy Boswell, Postmedia News December 19, 2011 2:31 PM If there were any lingering doubts that struggling BlackBerry maker Research In Motion is having a true, blue annus horribilis in 2011, the matter is put to rest with reports from Indiana ... |
 | Christian Science Monitor - 'Let it snow' becomes Google's newest search Easter egg. So go for it. Let it snow! By Chris Gaylord / December 19, 2011 Well, the weather outside is frightful, but the browser is so delightful. |
 | The Australian - APPLE is moving forward with its assault on television, following up on the ambitions of its late co-founder, Steve Jobs. In recent weeks, Apple executives have discussed their vision for the future of TV with media executives at several large ... |
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