Science
Christian Science Monitor - Researchers last year thought they witnessed neutrinos traveling faster than light - overturning a fundamental tenet of Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity. |
ZME Science - There are currently an estimated 19000 individual space debris swirling around Earth's orbit at 17000 miles/hour, posing great threat to current active satellites, telescopes, future launches in orbit, the International Space Station and even ... |
New York Times (blog) - By DYLAN WALSH Construction is to begin in March on Mongolia's first wind farm, and its backers hope it will be the beginning of a renewable energy boom. |
Christian Science Monitor - A new study suggests that the Y chromosome, previously thought to be evolving into oblivion, will persist. By Nora Doyle-Burr, The Christian Science Monitor / February 23, 2012 A Rhesus macaque monkey holds a flag in Faizabad, India, Sunday, Feb. |
CBS News - Venus, Jupiter, and the moon form a skywatching treat in the evening sky on for the week of Feb. 22, 2012, with a triple conjunction on Feb. 25 and Feb. 26. |
Digital Silence - Scientists have discovered a new type of alien planet - a steamy waterworld that is larger than Earth but smaller than Uranus. New observations by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope suggest that GJ 1214b is a watery world enshrouded by a thick, ... |
The Daily Yomiuri - It may be possible to travel to space in an elevator as early as 2050, a major construction company has announced. Obayashi Corp., headquartered in Tokyo, on Monday unveiled a project to build a gigantic elevator that would transport passengers to a ... |
Register - By Richard Chirgwin • Get more from this author A University of Auckland analysis of ten years' worth of NASA satellite data suggests that changing atmospheric temperatures are impacting cloud formation, with fewer clouds forming at the highest ... |
Medgadget.com - by Stanley Darma on Feb 23, 2012 • 4:31 pm Engineers at Stanford University have demonstrated¬†a tiny self-propelled device that can travel through the bloodstream in a controlled manner, potentially leading to a diagnostic and drug delivery revolution ... |
The Conversation - Recent wet weather and flooding across eastern Australia has caused many to ask, wasn't climate change supposed to cause more droughts, not floods? |
TIME - By Kate Springer | @katespringer | February 23, 2012 | + AP / Sathyabhama Das Biju In this photo released by www.frogindia.org, a chikilidae egg is shown in the soils of northeast India. |
Technology
Written by  Huffington Post - Thursday marked a victory for Google users who want more control over their personal data online. Do-not-track is similar to the Do Not Call registry, which lets people opt-out of telemarketing calls. |
PC Magazine - The Wi-Fi-only version of the Editors' Choice Sony PlayStation Vita (3G/Wi-Fi) ($299.99, 4 stars) is nearly identical to the 3G-capable version of the handheld game system. |
BerryReview - by the BerryReview Team on February 23rd, 2012 · Leave a Comment Pandora just rolled out another one of their quiet app updates for BlackBerry smartphones. |
Chicago Tribune - Today marks one year since Cars.com bought its long-term 2011 Nissan Leaf. We've racked up just over 7000 miles, which is below average for a normal car but appropriate for a battery-electric model with a limited range intended for commuting and short ... |
Daily auto news - The famous auto-maker Honda is predicting a trouble situation for them who were unable to deliver upon their promise to the consumers. |
Bloomberg - A US trade agency said it needs more time to decide whether to review a judge's findings that Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. (MMI) infringed one Microsoft Corp. |
IncGamers.com - Ahh, summer. The smell of fresh-hewn grass, the sounds of distant village cricketers and the unrelenting paranoia about illuminati plots to take over the world. |
Pocket Gamer - by Tom Worthington Judging by a recently posted listing on the company's recruitment page, Japanese RPG maestro Monolith Soft is working on a brand-new project for the 3DS. |
DaniWeb (blog) - by Davey Winder on Feb 23rd, 2012, 11:31 am The iPad is, as those annoyingly creative TV adverts show us, used for all sorts of things by all sorts of people. |
NEWS.com.au - A diver takes photos using the Catlin Seaview Survey. Picture: Catlin Seaview Survey Source: news.com.au Images from the survey. Picture: Catlin Seaview Survey Source: news. |
Sydney Morning Herald - AP CHANGES COMING: T-Mobile USA will revamp its wireless data network this year, with the side effect of making it compatible with iPhones and some other smartphones sold by competing carriers. |
Wall Street Journal - SHANGHAI—A Shanghai court rejected efforts to halt sales of Apple Inc.'s iPad in the Chinese city amid a trademark dispute, pending a decision in another court. |
Tuscaloosa News (subscription) (blog) - You know that Google Goggles app with which Google implements augmented reality to help you find information about your surroundings in real time? |
Huffington Post - Reports are swirling that Apple supplier Foxconn hid teenage employees before inspections by the Fair Labor Association. Workers age 16-18 were banned from overtime hours, or relocated to keep them out of the spotlight. |
CNN - By Christina Bonnington, WIRED If Microsoft Office debuts on the iPad 3, it would be the first teaming of the two tech giants at an Apple event in 15 years. |
CNET - by Ryan Huang February 23, 2012 3:03 PM PST India will invite companies to bid again for its Aakash budget tablet project, after complaints of poor performance and hiccups in rollout of pilot model. |
PCWorld - By Brad Reed, NetworkWorld While everybody loves getting things for free, it seems Android users love getting free things more than anyone. |
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