Science
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. |
Space.com - by Mike Wall, SPACE.com Senior Writer Humanity can keep its space-junk problem under control by removing about five big pieces of orbital debris every year from the huge cloud surrounding Earth, experts say. |
Christian Science Monitor - Last year, European particle physicists observed neutrinos apparently traveling faster than the speed of light. But now it seems that it was a bad measurement, which is no surprise to the physics community. |
Baltimore Sun (blog) - If the weather cooperates, Saturday and Sunday night could provide a stunning view of a crescent moon dancing in the sky with two planetary partners. |
New York Times (blog) - By ANDREW C. REVKIN I broached an issue that I've discussed before on Dot Earth and that I said cries out for illustration - the enormous difference in the tasks of those seeking to transform American and global energy menus to cut climate risks and ... |
OCRegister - The tops of Earth's clouds dropped at least 100 feet over the course of a decade, new satellite measurements show -- a mysterious result that could be related to global warming. |
Game Rant - Developer Rovio is taking there hugely popular franchise extraterrestrial with 'Angry Birds Space' and have released a teaser trailer to celebrate. |
Technology
Voice of America (blog) - There aren't many things the world's three largest web browsers - Microsoft's Explorer, Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox - can agree on. |
Gamespy.com - By Nathan Grayson | Feb 24, 2012 He's so crazy about giving stuff away for free, it's hard to believe he's still in business! |
CIO (blog) - Google brings Flight Search to iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. But the features that distinguish it on your laptop won't work well on your mobile device. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - The Boca Raton Concours d'Elegance gets underway this weekend, with some impressive events and exhibits highlighting its emergence as s competitor to the well-established Pebble Beach and Amelia Island events. |
Technorati - After conducting a search for a suitable place for the 18 month long GSMA, Barcelona was selected as the 'Mobile World Capital' from 2012 to 2018. |
Inquirer.net - THE Rotary Club of Talisay-Cebu will join the Global “Swimarathon,” world's biggest swimming event. The public is invited to join the club's “Rotary Swimarathon” today at 8 pm at the YMCA on Osmeña Boulevard, Cebu City. |
Irish Times - APPLE HAS stepped up its efforts to tackle a problem for both users and developers of the 550000 apps available for iPhone and iPad that will be familiar to customers of satellite television: too much choice. |
Written by  ZDNet (blog) - By Ricardo Bilton | February 24, 2012, 4:08pm PST Summary: RIM's troubled ecosystem isn't winning it any support from Netflix, which says it has no intention of supporting the BlackBerry PlayBook. |
NPR - by AP BERLIN (AP) - Apple says it has disabled the push email function for its mobile devices in Germany in an ongoing patent dispute with rival Motorola. |
Wall Street Journal (blog) - Nokia Corp., the world's largest handset maker, sold more smartphones powered by Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Phone operating system than any other company in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to research from Strategy Analytics. |
Financial Times - By Paul Taylor in New York The announcement this week that Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile USA unit plans to launch LTE services in most of the 50 largest metropolitan markets over the next two years means that all four leading US mobile operators will ... |
Washington Post - The next version of Apple's iPhone may have a new dock connector. The Post's Hayley Tsukayama reports : Fresh off the rumor mill comes the speculation that Apple may be doing away with its familiar connector for the iPad, iPod and iPhone. |
Huffington Post - If you would seek proof of that famous Margaret Mead adage, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has," look at what's happening as more and more people protest ... |
Inquirer - By Khidr Suleman in Barcelona THE INQUIRER will be attending the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona next week to see first-hand what the major manufacturers have in store for us during the coming year. |
Redmondmag.com - By Gladys Rama, Kurt Mackie A complaint by Microsoft was filed with the European Commission on Wednesday about standard-essential patents licensing terms set by Motorola Mobility. |
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