Science
Responding to Climate Change (press release) (blog) - Pollution, of both air and water are huge problems for many urban environments in Bangladesh. In 2009 it was estimated by an Air Quality Management Project (AQMP) that poor air quality in Dhaka was contributing to 15000 premature deaths, ... |
GreenBiz.com (blog) - By Marc Gunther GRID Alternatives, an Oakland, Calif.-based nonprofit, is trying to change that -- and is making headway. Launched in 2004, GRID Alternatives has grown along with the solar industry. |
ABC Online - New research suggests that fast-moving neutrinos, which appeared to break one of Einstein's fundamental theories by travelling faster than the speed of light, actually keep within the universal speed limit after all. |
Times of India - Supersonic skydiver: Felix Baumgartner set to jump during the first test-flight over New Mexico on Thursday. Fearless Felix Baumgartner has jumped 2500 times from planes and helicopters, as well as some of the highest landmarks and skyscrapers on the... |
PC Magazine - By Damon Poeter Fans of Angry Birds are counting the days to the March 22 release of the new game that pits the feathery pig-seeking missiles against their porcine arch-enemies in the hostile environs of outer space. |
Written by  in 15,167 Google+ circles Universe Today - by Ray Sanders on March 16, 2012 The moon's largest grouping of magnetic anomalies, on the left, is near the northern rim of the South Pole-Aitken basin, which scientists believe was created by the impact of a massive asteroid about 4.5 billion years ... |
Daily Mail - By Rob Waugh A new communication technology that could send a message directly THROUGH the Earth - or another planet - was shown off for the first time this week. |
Chicago Sun-Times - BY SETH BORENSTEIN March 16, 2012 11:15AM This February 2012 handout photo provided by National Geographic shows the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER submersible beginning its first test dive off the coast of Papua New Guinea. |
Register - The Russian Federal Space Agency Roscosmos has submitted to its government a draft set of ambitious plans for its activities through 2030, including sending a manned craft around the moon, building ion-powered space tugs, and trying again to visit Mars ... |
Technology
San Francisco Chronicle - Sales of the third-generation iPad appeared to get off to a strong start Friday, as fans lined up in San Francisco and around the world to be among the first to touch Apple's best-selling tablet. |
Philippine Star - MANILA, Philippines - Nokia has proven once more that it remains a global leader in mobile communications with the awards it won at the recent GSMA Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. |
Arab News - The Xperia S smartphone, launched by Sony Mobile Communications at a press conference in Dubai. By ARAB NEWS Sony Mobile Communications, formerly Sony Ericsson, has announced the Middle East launch of Xperia S smartphone at a press conference hosted in ... |
Sun.Star - GLOBE Telecom is targeting further growth in BlackBerry® penetration in the Philippines with its new roster of unlimited data plans exclusive for BlackBerry users. |
GMA News - A new self-updating, remote-controlled Trojan malware is out to steal banking data, and is targeting devices running Google's Android platform. |
Stark Insider - Out of the box, the SuperTooth was ready to go with the battery already at a 50% (or “medium” as the nifty voice assistant told me) - a nice touch. |
Yahoo! Philippines News - Customers will be able to get their hands on an electric version of the Volkswagen Golf, Europe's most popular car, from next year, the German automaker has confirmed. |
Written by  in 3,086 Google+ circles Naked Security - by Graham Cluley on March 13, 2012 | 10 Comments If your movement has no defined leadership, no structure, no way for people to officially become members, and tries to make a positive about the fact that anyone can claim to be a part of it.. then it's ... |
San Francisco Chronicle - Radio show "This American Life" retracted on Friday a January episode that featured a monologue about working conditions in a Chinese technology factory and said parts of the monologue were fabricated. |
San Francisco Chronicle - Google's breach of Apple's Safari Internet browser is under investigation by federal regulators to determine whether it misled people about privacy safeguards, a person familiar with the matter said. |
The Verge - By Chris Ziegler on March 16, 2012 09:55 am 5Comments As The Wall Street Journal had reported last night, Sprint has announced today that it'll be formally terminating its agreement to partner with LightSquared on an LTE deployment in the controversial ... |
BusinessWeek - By Kevin Fitchard on March 16, 2012 Those 3G and 4G tablets haven't exactly been hot sellers since they were introduced two years ago. |
Social Barrel - Even though Apple and Samsung are at each other's throats in courts the world over, it is revealed that the A5X processor powering the newly-released Apple iPad 3 is built using technology from Samsung. |
Escapist Magazine - A team-based, cooperative Mass Effect FPS fell to the wayside as BioWare shifted its team and basic structure to Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode. |
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