Science
 | French Tribune - On every New Year, a person makes resolution with the aim of improving one's life however a few thinks of or plans to help make the world greener. |
 | io9 - China continues to make headway in its efforts to become one of the world's foremost spacefaring nations. In a white paper issued last week, the Chinese government officially announced its intentions to place a manned spacecraft on the moon. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - The Japanese whaling fleet security ship, Shonan Maru No.2, pictured recently in the Southern Ocean. Photo: Sea Shepherd A controversial Japanese whaling security ship is said to have steamed deep inside the Australian Exclusive Economic Zone tailing ... |
 | Vancouver Sun - By ELIZABETH WEISE, USA Today January 3, 2012 3:01 PM Perseid meteors streak across the sky early August 12, 2008 near Rogers Spring in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada. |
 | Christian Science Monitor - Scientists at the University of Queensland, Australia, have found offspring of two distinct species of shark, the first evidence of hybridization among sharks. |
 | Vision Systems Design - Computer scientists at NASA's Ames Research Center (Moffett Field, CA, USA) have used image processing algorithms to transform legacy data from the Apollo Metric Camera onboard the Apollo 15, 16 and 17 spacecraft into an immersive 3-D mosaic map of a ... |
Technology
 | Reuters India - By Yinka Adegoke REUTERS - Twitter, the popular microblogging site, apologized on Tuesday for incorrectly verifying a false account for Wendi Deng, the wife of News Corp Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch. |
 | Hong Kong Standard - The Toyota Alphard is a luxury MPV, ideal for executives commuting across the border. They started appearing on our streets a few years ago, imported on the "gray market. |
 | Wanderlust - Local authorities in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia have passed a law that requires all new restaurants and eateries in the Malaysian capital to provide wi-fi for their customers. |
 | GMA News - In a bid to encourage researchers to report security bugs, social networking giant Facebook is giving out a unique reward to these bug hunters: a debit card. |
 | PCWorld - By Tony Bradley, PCWorld Rumors are circulating that RIM will soon shake up its leadership by appointing a new chairman. The maker of the BlackBerry smartphones has had a rough year, and is quickly losing relevance. |
 | BusinessWeek - By Darrell Etherington According to reports circulating on Monday, Apple could be hosting a special media event in New York this month. |
 | New York Daily News - So how did the chicken cross the road? Or the raccoon, Virginia opossum, woodchuck, red fox, white-tailed deer or great blue heron? |
 | CarAdvice - By Tim Beissmann | January 04th, 2012 It may have four wheels but the Bajaj RE60 isn'ta car, according to its Indian manufacturer. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - A toy company has set up a promotional page to tout the launch of its Steve Jobs action figure, showing the tech visionary in a signature black turtle neck, circular rimless glasses and blue jeans. |
 | CNET (blog) - Samsung will unveil a new line of AirPlay audio docks at CES which are the the first to support both the Samsung Galaxy S family and the iPhone. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - One of the paid blog posts containing irrelevant text and video. Photo: Danny Sullivan/Search Engine Lan Google has penalised itself and will drop the search ranking of its Chrome website for at least 60 days after it apparently violated its own rules ... |
 | Jerusalem Post - By YAAKOV LAPPIN 'Defense is only as strong as its weakest link' is an axiom that holds truer in today's Internet-dependent world. |
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