Science
GMA News - The year 2012 is finally upon us, and December 21 looms on the yearend horizon. At the moment, doomsday believers are already counting down the roughly 350 days left in the Mayan Calendar. |
NEWS.com.au - WHEN Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease aged just 21, he was given only a few years to live. But the British scientist marks his 70th birthday today, as questioning as ever. |
CBS News - In this illustration, provided by Cornell University, scientists demonstrate how they have have created, a new invisibility technique that doesn't just cloak an object - like in Harry Potter books and movies - but masks an entire event. |
Telegraph.co.uk - Scientists have bred supersoldier ants with enlarged heads and jaws by using ancient genes to trigger development. The monster ants, which use their size to protect the entrance to their nests, are a throwback to their ancestors that lived millions of ... |
The State Column - Scientists at the Centre for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, have announced the creation of a nanoscale wire that conducts electricity. |
Technology
InformationWeek - David Berlind 01/07/2012 Here's a sneak peek at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show's array of gadgets, from dream cameras to clever iPhone cases--and even a cycling computer that promises you a beach-ready body. |
RT - In the wake of a massive online dump of Israeli credit card details by "Saudi" hackers, Tel Aviv says it will treat cyber attacks as acts of terror. |
Moneycontrol.com - For the longest time we have been hearing about the upcoming Sony Ericsson Nozomi being captured in the wild and some press shots. |
Washington Post - Nobody likes change, but I'd argue I like it least of all. When my mother forced me to replace the carpet in my childhood bedroom that doubled as my sibling's playroom, after weeks of tantrums, she made a deal: I could chose my favorite stain on the ... |
AFP - MANILA - Whale sharks begging for food in the central Philippines have sparked a debate on whether feeding the giant fish may ultimately be hurting the creatures, officials said on Saturday. |
GMA News - Customers of think tank Strategic Forecasting Co. (Stratfor) whose email addresses were leaked online following a Christmas Day attack on Stratfor's website can expect to get emails featuring 1980s singer Rick Astley. |
Written by  in 1,007 Google+ circles Telegraph.co.uk - Research in Motion is now developing just one handset, the 'London', with its new BlackBerry 10 operating system, it has been reported. |
The Guardian - Xbox 360, PS3, PC, 2K Games, out: autumn This is Irrational Games' follow-up to its outstanding 2007 first-person shooter, BioShock. |
ITProPortal - The biggest TV company in the US, Vizio, will unveil two all in one computers at the CES 2012 with both a 24-inch and 27-inch model likely to rival Apple's 21.5-inch and 27-inch products. |
Los Angeles Times - Charles Addams, Google Doodle honoree, signed his cartoons "Chas" Addams, but as a child he was known as "Chilly." That nickname was an indicator of who he would become -- a man who could tickle your funny bone with a hangman's noose. |
Bloomberg - Enlarge image HTC Has First Profit Drop in Two Years on IPhone Competition HTC Has First Profit Drop in Two Years on IPhone Competition Kevin Lee/Bloomberg A customer looks at HTC Corp. |
PCWorld - By Jay Alabaster, IDG News Sony on Saturday denied a report that it has decided to promote the head of its consumer product division, Kazuo Hirai, to lead the company from April. |
Written by  Engadget - By Zachary Lutz posted Jan 7th 2012 4:39PM The leaders at China Unicom are placing their bets on the iPhone 4S in a very big way. With a new promotion that begins January 13th, the nation's second largest mobile carrier will offer both the 32GB and ... |
Sydney Morning Herald - Apple has already transformed the music and mobile phone industries, and it seems the revolution will now be televised. Smart TVs are the next battleground for Apple and Google, writes Juliette Garside. |
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