Science
Los Angeles Times - 35 minutes ago Felix Baumgartner is an Austrian skydiver, BASE jumper and adrenaline junkie who hopes to set the record this summer for the highest skydive ever. |
The Moscow Times - 2 hours ago Russian scientists have breached an ice sheet that has sealed subglacial Lake Vostok in Antarctica for more than 20 million years at a depth of nearly 4000 meters, reaching a critical stage in a decades-long drilling project, RIA-Novosti reported. |
Southgate Amateur Radio Club - 13 hours ago Communications have been set up on HF as the emergency activity of amateur radio becomes established in the earthquake and landslide hit areas. |
DVICE - 36 minutes ago Fossils are capable of giving up incredible secrets - the color of a feather, the sheen of a wing and now the sound of a chirp. A chirp doesn't sound like much but considering it last sounded 165 million years ago, it's music to scientist's ears. |
Technology
IDG News Service - 43 minutes ago Good news for people who want a good deal on a super-thin laptop: Acer, Lenovo, and HP are reportedly dropping their Ultrabook prices by as much as 25 percent in preparation for the second-generation models that will soon launch with Intel's upcoming ... |
Written by Mashable - 57 minutes ago Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's future tax rate is likely to be in Mitt Romney territory while more recent Facebook employees will be taxed around the rate of Warren Buffett's secretary. Mark Zuckerberg, the Hacker Way, and the Art of the Founder's Letter - by Steven Levy (in 676,378 Google+ circles) |
Philippine Star - 7 hours ago MANILA, Philippines - The 2012 Porsche World Roadshow scheduled to visit 17 countries this year has made its first stop in the Philippines. |
New Zealand Herald - 18 minutes ago iPhone 4S was the big seller last year, but Google's Android won't be playing second fiddle for long. Photo / Supplied An outbreak of iPhone fever made Apple the hottest smartphone maker worldwide at the end of 2011 but handsets powered by Google's ... |
Written by Huffington Post - 9 hours ago Mark Zuckerberg succeeded because of his ambition, vision, execution, persistence, luck and timing, a TechCrunch contributor wrote recently. |
NEWS.com.au - 19 hours ago British thrill-seeker Colin Furze carves up the snow in these unlikely hot wheels - his suped-up mobility scooter holds the world speed record. |
Financial Times (blog) - Feb 6, 2012 Kaspersky Labs is one of a group of European IT security companies that has been talking about floating since at least 2007. But Eugene Kaspersky, the company's founder and majority shareholder, has now announced the company is planning to stay private ... |
Financial Post - 9 minutes ago By Barry Sookman While hysterical predictions about copyright reform in Canada have been ratcheted up yet again, this time the claims are so outrageous that they can perhaps best be described as having “jumped the shark. |
Written by Search Engine Land - 4 hours ago Google might be synonymous with the word search in most of the world, but that hasn't dissuaded others from bringing new search engines to the market, usually aiming to innovate in an area where Google has somehow let up its guard. |
New Yorker (blog) - Feb 6, 2012 Today would have been François Truffaut's eightieth birthday; he was born on Feb. 6, 1932, and he died at fifty-two-years-old, on Oct. 21, 1984, during a period of renewed vigor for the French New Wave (following the 1981 election of François ... |
Siliconera - 5 hours ago By Ishaan . February 7, 2012 . 10:00am Capcom released the original Ace Attorney trilogy for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch in Japan today. |
Written by Computerworld (blog) - 12 minutes ago By JR Raphael (@jr_raphael) Google's Chrome for Android browser is finally here -- and the app has plenty of features packed inside its virtual walls. |
Globe and Mail - 21 minutes ago Research In Motion Ltd. RIM-T 's new CEO offered more detail on the BlackBerry maker's international strategy, outlining how important Europe is for growth and promising more global events to increase the platform's traction with third-party software ... |
Reuters - 20 minutes ago * Code for pcAnywhere published * Symantec says customers safe * More releases expected By Joseph Menn and Frank Jack Daniel Feb 7 (Reuters) - A hacker released the source code for antivirus firm Symantec's pcAnywhere utility on Tuesday, raising fears ... |
Herald Sun - 31 minutes ago High demand for applications for smartphones, tablets Created an estimated 466000 jobs in US since 2007 Honest opinion app: Does my bum look big in this? |
CNN - 1 hour ago By Doug Gross, CNN The Apple TV system's sales so far have been disappointing, but a fully developed Apple television may be in the works. |
PC Magazine - 2 hours ago By Leslie Horn Dating sites like eHarmony do a good job at depicting the perfect relationship; "real" people smiling at the cameras as Dr. |
Reuters AlertNet - 11 hours ago In the wake of Washi, a tropical storm that affected the lives of 1.1 million people last December, Handicap International took immediate action to provide emergency aid to the victims. |
CBS News - 2 hours ago (AP) NOT GOOD ENOUGH: Oracle has turned down a court order requiring rival business software maker SAP to pay $272 million damages for stealing copyrighted information. |
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