Science
Manila Bulletin - By ELLALYN B. DE VERA MANILA, Philippines - Sky watchers will have a chance to look out for five planets wandering the night sky throughout this February. |
NEWS.com.au - GJ 667C isn't as hot as the sun, but is thought to be close enough to absorb as much incoming light and energy as Earth. Picture: AFP Source: AFP INTERNATIONAL astronomers say they have found the fourth potentially habitable planet outside our solar ... |
The State Column - NASA officials announced Wednesday that they have filmed the dark side of the moon, the latest result of an increased focus on Earth's nearest neighbor. |
Herald Sun - IT may be just 28cm long, but a crustacean found deep in the Kermadec Trench north of New Zealand is a "supergiant". An expedition by scientists from the University of Aberdeen and the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) found ... |
MSN NZ News - A scientist has proposed introducing elephants, rhinos and Komodo dragons to Australia to help control feral animals and prevent bushfires. |
Voice of America - February 02, 2012 Is Russia's Space Program Viable? Jessica Golloher | Moscow Russia is the only country ferrying astronauts and cargo to the International Space Station and back since NASA retired its aging fleet. |
Discover Magazine (blog) - What's the News: The surprising strength of spider silk has fascinated scientists (and everyone else) for years: it's stronger than steel, yet incredibly flexible. |
Smart Data Collective - As you watch the video below you can form your own conclusions about this natural evolution of robotics. But I'll give you some of my opinions below the video: As a technologist I would like to remind you all that every future use case for incredibly ... |
Huffington Post - A striking letter just appeared in the Wall Street Journal signed by 38 leading climate scientists. They strongly protest a previous opinion piece titled "No Need to Panic About Global Warming," signed by other scientists of good repute in their fields ... |
New Scientist (blog) - Like a plane flying through fog, the solar system is pushing its way out of a cloud of interstellar matter enveloping it. It will take a while yet to escape, but new observations show what the cloud is made of - and it is mysteriously different from ... |
Technology
Herald Sun - FACEBOOK co-founder Mark Zuckerberg will retain an iron grip over the social network even after it becomes a public company. Facebook's filing for an initial public offering reveals that Zuckerberg, who launched the social network from his Harvard ... |
The Australian - SONY has reported a net loss of almost $A2 billion for the three months ending December 31 and forecasts a much wider fiscal-year loss than previously expected. |
AllFacebook - Scammers will seize any angle they can to try to reel in the unsuspecting, and the initial public offering announced by Facebook yesterday is no exception. |
BusinessWeek - Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc., the social network that filed for an initial public offering yesterday, listed rivalry with Google Inc., regulatory scrutiny, hacker attacks and the shift to mobile technology among the risks it faces. |
New Zealand Herald - Photo / AP Indonesia, a developing Muslim nation which claims the world's third-largest community of Facebook users, has become a showcase for the social networking site's global power and reach. |
PaddockTalk - Stoner, the 2011 MotoGP World Champion, finished this test with the fastest ever lap by a motorcycle around the 5.548km circuit. On the second of 21 laps, the 26-year-old Australian lapped in 1m, 59.607s, lowering the mark of 1m, 59.665s that he'd set ... |
msnbc.com - Msnbc.com's travel team examines gear and gadgets, provides tips and information and keeps tech-savvy travelers up-to-speed with the latest apps, web tools and services. |
ITworld.com - By Kevin Fogarty Add a new comment February 02, 2012, 2:27 PM - The Kelihos botnet - one of the highest-volume spam sources ever and the anti-cybercrime success Microsoft liked to crow about most often after a joint effort with Kaspersky Lab took the ... |
Packaging Europe - Packagers seeking leak detection equipment that can be custom configured to their unique test application requirements without added costs, can now obtain a competitively priced and first-of-a-kind leak and flow tester from Uson -- Uson Optima vT Leak ... |
San Francisco Chronicle - Apple's winning ways are facing a challenge. Harsh conditions and deadly explosions in the factories of its Chinese suppliers can't be minimized or explained away any longer. |
Sympatico Autos - If you've been keeping an eye on Daimler's smart car concepts at various auto shows last year, you'll recognize the changes to the updated 2013 fortwo. |
NPR - by AP LOS ANGELES (AP) - Facebook's long-awaited IPO filing lifted the stocks of many Internet companies, including recent laggards Zynga and Groupon. |
Sydney Morning Herald - Google doesn't want you to believe everything Microsoft is writing about its privacy policies - especially not in the ads for alternative Microsoft products set to appear in major US newspapers. |
Huffington Post - If we have learned anything from this week's IPO announcement, it's that it's good to bet on Facebook. Expressing brilliant foresight, Choe reportedly opted for stock options instead of payment in 2005 for covering the walls of Facebook headquarters ... |
New Zealand Herald - Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1. Photo / AP South Korea's Samsung Electronics said a German court rejected Apple's bid to ban sales of its tablet computers and new smartphones, the latest chapter in a global legal battle between the rivals. |
Toronto Star - Francine Kopun Business Reporter More about RIM» Nicole Tollesson uses her BlackBerry Bold to keep up on her Grade 11 math homework, but she raves about her iPhone. |
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