Science
The Express Tribune - Dr Parnell proposed buildings in earthquake-vulnerable regions could be surrounded with pressurized rubber at bases. Dr Parnell proposed buildings in earthquake-vulnerable regions could be surrounded with pressurized rubber at bases. |
GMA News - VANCOUVER - Measured by environmental impact, a humble shrimp cocktail could be the most costly part of a typical restaurant meal, scientists said Friday. |
Brisbane Times - "A single phosphorus atom precisely positioned within a silicon crystal could become a building block for a super-fast quantum computer. |
Joliet Herald News - AP February 19, 2012 7:34PM WASHINGTON - Leaked documents from a prominent conservative think tank show how it sought to teach schoolchildren skepticism about global warming and planned other behind-the-scenes tactics using millions of dollars in ... |
BBC News - By Jonathan Amos Science correspondent, BBC News, Vancouver The concern that hydraulic fracturing of shale formations to extract natural gas is contaminating groundwater is overstated, claims a new report. |
Yahoo! News Canada (blog) - By Steve Mertl By Steve Mertl | Daily Brew - 7 hours ago The Arctic songbird weighs less than an ounce and is not much longer than a pen, but the northern wheatear is astounding researchers who've discovered it makes an annual migration halfway around ... |
Technology
Australian Personal Computer - APC magazine reviewers find the best laptop deals for you. Our selections are independent of commercial interests. Send tips to contact@apctest. |
Manila Bulletin - By JERRY LIAO MANILA, Philippines - One of the most common answers to the question whether its much safer to use a Mac compared to PCs is that a Mac is much safer to use than a PC - less virus attacks or none at all. |
ZDNet Asia - By Greg Sandoval , CNET News on February 20, 2012 (3 mins ago) Software maker has spoken with some of the major record companies about creating a music service to serve Xbox and an upcoming Windows-based phone. |
TechRadar UK - By Chris Smith A software development student from York has been jailed for eight months for hacking into Facebook, claiming he wanted to help the social network to improve its security. |
Eetasia.com (subscription) - As an example of having yourself as your enemy, Apple Inc.'s own products have eaten away at each other's market shares. Case in point: it was not Kindle Fire or any other tablet but the iPhone 4S that has proven to be the strongest competitor for the ... |
Brisbane Times - "A single phosphorus atom precisely positioned within a silicon crystal could become a building block for a super-fast quantum computer. |
NEWS.com.au - Apple Daily has posted these images it believes is the new iPad. Picture: Courtesy of Apple Daily. A CHINESE website has published photos it claims is the new iPad, weeks before Apple is believed to unveil the much-anticipated device. |
PCWorld - By Michael Kan, IDG News Apple supplier Foxconn Technology said on Saturday it had raised wages for its assembly line workers in China by 16 to 25 percent, as the company faces public scrutiny for its working conditions at its factories. |
Stuff.co.nz (blog) - This Thursday, Sony launches its PS Vita handheld console in New Zealand and though it has some great games and makes use of new technologies, its future isn't guaranteed yet. |
PCWorld - By PC World Staff, PCWorld Feb 19, 2012 3:47 PM LG introduced today today the Optimus Vu, a combo tablet-smartphone LTE device with a 5-inch display to support easier multimedia viewing and ebook reading. |
CNET Asia - By Jay Greene on Feb 20, 2012 Microsoft unveiled a new logo for the upcoming Windows 8, featuring a clean one-color design that leans heavily on its new Metro user interface. |
Vancouver Sun - Last week, an angry father fired shots at her daughter's laptop over something she said on Facebook went viral. This week, the father's new video post has spread like wildfire on YouTube. |
ZDNet Asia - By Elinor Mills , CNET News on February 20, 2012 (4 mins ago) A new Google privacy controversy has revealed conflicting messages and actions between two different factions within the company: those working to protect consumer privacy on the one hand, ... |
Sky News Australia - iPads Seized In China Trademark Dispute Updated: 08:06, Monday February 20, 2012 More iPads have been seized from Chinese retailers as a David and Goliath-style trademark dispute between Apple and a smaller company escalates. |
Written by  in 925 Google+ circles ZDNet (blog) - By Zack Whittaker | February 19, 2012, 3:43pm PST Summary: Apple has asked European antitrust regulators to settle a dispute over patents. |
CNET - By Rick Broida on Feb 20, 2012 Admit it: You're burned out on Angry Birds. You've long since finished the first game and its sequels--Seasons and Rio--both of which were just variations on the same old theme. |
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