Science
 | msnbc.com - An artist's conception shows the breakup of the Phobos-Grunt probe during the final phases of its atmospheric re-entry. By Leonard David Russia's botched Mars probe mission Phobos-Grunt is fast approaching a fiery death, with just one or two days ... |
 | Wall Street Journal - By ROBERT LEE HOTZ Astronomers said Wednesday that each of the 100 billion stars in the Milky Way probably has at least one companion planet. |
 | ZME Science - Each little green bump is an atom of ferromagnetic material. All these 12 atoms captioned above form an array capable of storing on bit of information. |
Technology
 | GMA News - The BlackBerry Bold 9790 was first released in Asia (Indonesia to be precise) to send the message that Research in Motion is serious about the region. |
 | CNET - by Jennifer Guevin January 14, 2012 1:27 PM PST Follow @jenguevin LAS VEGAS--Sure, there were a lot of ultrabooks at the Consumer Electronics Show. |
 | Manila Bulletin - By IÑIGO S. ROCES FROM left: Michael Boneham, Alan Mullaly, Joe Hinrichs and J Mays (Photo by I. Roces) MANILA, Philippines - Standing in stark contrast to the blue LED walls of the Ford booth at the recent Indian Auto Expo in New Delhi was a bright ... |
 | Written by  in 3,669 Google+ circles SlashGear - There's been a bit of a tip from no less that Microsoft's own VP of products, Rick Osterloh, on what may very well be coming soon for their Windows Phone mobile platform: Skype! |
 | Independent Online - By LYNN DAVIDSON Workers arrange a display of home appliances at an LG Electronics booth prepare for the 2012 International CES at the Las Vegas Convention Centre. |
 | RTE.ie - Cyril Despres has reclaimed the overall lead in the motorcycles category as the 2012 Dakar Rally approaches its conclusion. Helder Rodrigues won today's penultimate stage 13 but it was Despres who had the biggest reason to smile at the end of the day, ... |
 | Written by  in 963 Google+ circles Washington Post - An audit released by Apple on Friday reveals widespread violations of worker rights and environmental practices by manufacturing partners for the company's wildly popular iPhone, iPad and other gadgets around the world. |
 | CarTradeIndia.com - The year began on a good note for Hyundai Company as its Elantra earned the North American Car of the Year Award. Hyundai Elantra was adjudged as the winner by a panel of automotive journalists. |
 | Wall Street Journal (blog) - By Ben Rooney To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive—especially if you are arriving at Charles De Gaulle Airport, or indeed Heathrow for that matter. |
 | Jerusalem Post - By YAAKOV LAPPIN Hackers place photograph of a Palestinian gunman on the Fire Service's website alongside text that mocked Israeli Internet defenses. |
 | Business Mirror - SCIENCE and technology executives are studying the gap between the weather information dissemination and the people's reaction to disaster warnings, noting that people remain slow in reacting to the latter. |
 | PCWorld - The issue: Does Google give preference to its own services in search results, including content from its social network, and does that violates antitrust laws? |
 | Daily Mail - By Daily Mail Reporter It can tell you how to get to the nearest coffee shop and what the weather's like across the globe. And now it appears your iPhone can also tell you about your mental state. |
 | San Francisco Luxury News - What's going on in the world today? Here is an interesting news item we saw. An excerpt from the article, “Crowd too big, Beijing Apple store cancels sale - msnbc. |
 | V3.co.uk - by Shaun Nichols The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has ruled against Apple in its patent suit against rival mobile vendor Motorola. |
 | Wall St. Cheat Sheet - By Debbie Baratz This year's 2012 Consumer Electronics Shows wrapped things up on Friday. It was a good year and prompted a lot of excitement for new technology introductions. |
 | Warp Zoned - Sony plans to bring the futuristic warfare of Starhawk to as many PS3 owners as possible in the first few months of 2012 with a massive multiplayer beta. |
 | PC Magazine - By Angela Moscaritolo Sending documents from a PC to a Kindle e-reader just got a little bit easier. That's because Amazon on Thursday released a new application called "Send to Kindle" that enables Kindle owners to easily transfer files from their ... |
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