Science
TIME - By Michael D. Lemonick Friday, Feb. 03, 2012 The search for exoplanets, or worlds orbiting other stars, is evolving so fast that discoveries that seemed exotic just a few months ago have become commonplace. |
Written by  in 1,581 Google+ circles CNET (blog) - by Martin LaMonica February 3, 2012 9:12 AM PST Follow @mlamonica NASA this week released high-quality images from the dark side of the moon. |
SmartPlanet.com (blog) - By Amy Kraft | February 4, 2012, 7:06 AM PST On a routine trip to the Amazon last year to collect and analyze plant samples, a group of students from Yale University along with molecular biochemistry professor Scott Strobel picked up an interesting ... |
AFP - WARSAW - Hardy fans of swimming in the frozen lakes of northern Poland have decided to call off a mass outing this weekend due to the vicious cold snap gripping the country, organisers said Friday. |
Caribbean Journal - By the Caribbean Journal staff Four agencies of the United Kingdom plan to develop a Climate Change Programme specifically targeted for the UK overseas territories. |
Technology
Written by  in 998 Google+ circles Wall Street Journal - By SHAYNDI RAICE and RANDALL SMITH Facebook is close to picking Morgan Stanley as the lead underwriter for its initial public offering, a significant step toward what is likely to be one of the biggest-ever US public debuts. |
Barron's - By STEVEN M. SEARS | MORE ARTICLES BY AUTHOR Six days after the stock begins trading, options on it will be listed. Here's what to do. |
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. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - KLM has officially launched its 'Meet & Seat' tool, allowing passengers to pick a seatmate using social media. The Dutch carrier confirmed February 3 that passengers on select flights are now able to use the tool after linking their Facebook or ... |
Indian Express - Twitter, a popular micro-blogging service, recently announced that “[today] we give ourselves the ability to reactively withhold content from users in a specific country - while keeping it available in the rest of the world”. |
Written by  in 10,902 Google+ circles ZDNet (blog) - By James Kendrick | February 4, 2012, 2:36pm PST Summary: Apple's recent statement that an ARM-based MacBook is not on the table leads CNET to speculate on a new iPad with a Transformer-like keyboard. |
FierceWireless - Get FierceWireless: Europe via twice-weekly email and save time following the European wireless industry. Sign up today! IDC's latest insight into mobile phone shipments states that the worldwide market grew more than 6 per cent in the fourth quarter ... |
Hindustan Times - Love it or hate it, Facebook accounts for more and more of people's time spent online. In the US, one in every five pages viewed on the web is on Facebook, revealed market researcher Hitwise in a February 2 blog post. |
Written by in 1,581 Google+ circles CNET (blog) - by Martin LaMonica February 3, 2012 9:12 AM PST Follow @mlamonica NASA this week released high-quality images from the dark side of the moon. |
Written by  in 802 Google+ circles PCWorld (blog) - By Jared Newman, PCWorld Feb 3, 2012 10:24 AM Jay Z and Kanye West--Image: Courtesy of Theo Wargo, Wire ImageExplicit lyrics might not bother you, but at the moment, they're a problem for Apple's iTunes Match service. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Mazda is to launch a limited-edition model of its popular MX-5 sportscar at the Chicago Auto Show next week. The Japanese brand confirmed the launch February 2, saying that only 450 Special Edition variants of the MX-5 will be produced, ... |
GMA News - A post on social networking site Facebook about the Zynga game Frontierville has set a world record for getting more than one million responses. |
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