- Kobo Store offering digital magazine, newspaper subscriptions
October 28, 2010
- There is no spectrum crisis
October 28, 2010
- Eye-Fi launches Eye-Fi View online photo sharing portal
October 28, 2010
- New survey makes me wonder: Who's buying electric and hybrid cars, anyway?
October 28, 2010
- Google Doc redirect bug vexes users
October 28, 2010
- Garmin Approach S1 debuts as first GPS watch for golfers
October 28, 2010
- Boxee Box getting Vudu streaming platform in November
October 28, 2010
- Motorola moves to diversify smartphone base as iPhone looms at Verizon
October 28, 2010
- Asterisk plots the end of the phone network
October 28, 2010
- HTC Wildfire headed to North America with HTC Sense in tow
October 28, 2010
- Oracle says Google directly copied Java code: Here's the line-by-line comparison
October 28, 2010
- Nagios unity gets lost in translation
October 28, 2010
- Motorola: Droid X selling 'extremely well'; Third quarter earnings shine
October 28, 2010
- Smart transportation software developer teams with SAP
October 28, 2010
- Walgreens is selling $100 Android tablet, no prescription required
October 28, 2010
- Are Angel investors harming Silicon Valley innovation?
October 28, 2010
- Yahoo! Releases Zombie Game Which Uses Economic Theory
October 28, 2010
- AppZero offers "Zero OS" application virtualization
October 28, 2010
- SAP's McDermott: Oracle Fusion upgrade could mean it's poaching time
October 28, 2010
- Opera Mini 5Hits Up Symbian
October 28, 2010
Filed under: News : Mobile/Tablet Apps
The native version of Opera Mini for Symbian has all the features Opera Mini usually comes with. Read more - PhotoFast offers SSD upgrade for MacBook Air
October 28, 2010
- Indonesia disaster toll hits 377 as volcano erupts again
October 28, 2010
- Argentina enters new political era as Kirchner dies
October 28, 2010
- China Makes World's Fastest Supercomputer
October 28, 2010
shmG writes "China has replaced the United States as the maker of the world's fastest supercomputer. A Chinese research center has made the world's faster super computer — named as Tianhe-1A, which was released at a national conference on high-performance computers (HPC) in China. Made at a cost of over $88 million, Tianhe-1A is theoretically able to do more than 1 quadrillion calculations per second (one petaflop) at peak speed. Tianhe-1A 's peak performance reaches 1.206 petaflops, and it - U.S.: North Korean leadership transition in early stages
October 28, 2010
- UK spy boss defends secrecy, nukes key threat
October 28, 2010
- iPad Sales Begin at Verizon and AT&T
October 28, 2010
The iPad officially went on sale today at the two largest wireless carriers in the U.S. — AT&T and Verizon. AT&T is selling all three iPad Wi-Fi + 3G models at their standard prices, while Verizon is peddling the Wi-Fi-only versions paired with a MiFi 2200 mobile hotspot. - Oracle Claims Google 'Directly Copied' Our Java Code
October 28, 2010
itwbennett writes "On Wednesday, Oracle amended the lawsuit it filed against Google in August, saying that 'approximately one third of Android's Application Programmer Interface (API) packages' are 'derivative of Oracle's copyrighted Java API packages' and related documents. In particular, 'the infringed elements of Oracle America's copyrighted work include Java method and class names, definitions, organization, and parameters; the structure, organization and content of Java class libraries; and - BSG Prequel Series Caprica Canceled
October 28, 2010
Kethinov writes "The sci-fi TV series Caprica, a prequel spinoff from Battlestar Galactica, was just canceled by the Syfy channel. In response to the cancellation and the recent theme of many similar good sci-fi shows getting canceled over the last few years, I've written an editorial arguing that Caprica's cancellation reflects the decreasing sustainability of the cable TV business model. A better, more modern business model could have saved Caprica from cancellation. If this model is adopted in - FarmVille Now Worth More Than EA
October 28, 2010
tekgoblin writes "Zynga, the creators of the popular hit Facebook game FarmVille, should be happy today as the company's worth has passed that of EA (Electronic Arts)."Read more of this story at Slashdot.
- Apple's cost of success: more staff, lower margins
October 28, 2010
- Razer Announces the Worlds First MMO Gaming Keyboard
October 28, 2010
- Jail, arrests contradict Vietnam rights commitments: US (AFP)
October 28, 2010
- Get the Droid Incredible for free, with plan (Digital Trends)
October 28, 2010
Digital Trends - It isn’t hard to get a phone for free from a wireless carrier, but it is hard to get a great phone for free, which is why this deal at Wirefly has caught our eye. If you activate a two-year Verizon Wireless contract through Wirefly, a free HTC Droid Incredible will be shipped to you for free. It normally retails for $199 with a plan. The offer is good for new and existing VZW customers. Unfortunately, there is a $35 activation fee, but no more than you’ll pay at an actual Verizon - Nintendo's software can't fight hardware slump, strong yen
October 28, 2010
Nintendo's earnings report for the six-month period ending September 30 is a little jarring. First, the company boasts of multiple first-party games that sold in the millions, including over 4 million units of Pokemon Black and White versions in Japan, 5.1 million units of Super Mario Galaxy 2 worldwide, and over a million units of Wii Party. But these games weren't enough to keep the company in the black, with losses totaling ¥2 billion, or $24.7 million.
So what happened
- Are texting and Facebook worse for teens than TV? (AP)
October 28, 2010
- Slumping Wii, DS sales hit Nintendo's earnings
October 28, 2010
- Celebrity fantasy leagues on Facebook
October 28, 2010
- EnergyGuide labels coming to TVs next year
October 28, 2010
- Nepal firm takes high speed Internet to Mt Everest
October 28, 2010
- Finding a Killer's Achilles' Heel: Clues from a Pandemic
October 28, 2010
It has been five years since a team of scientists resurrected the 1918 influenza virus from the lungs of a long-frozen victim. At the time, the Jurassic Park–like feat was both widely celebrated and sharply criticized. Opponents worried about the risk of an accidental (or intentional) release of the revived killer, which claimed between 50 million and 100 million lives in about 15 months and has been dubbed the worst plague in human history. Proponents insisted that the insights gained from
- Dr. Unification: Steven Weinberg on Getting the Forces of Nature Together (preview)
October 28, 2010
Steven Weinberg came up with a good idea one day while driving his red Camaro. The paper he wrote, “A Model of Leptons,” was just two and a half pages long--including references and acknowledgments. When it came out in 1967, it was largely ignored. But it became one of the most quoted physics papers ever and helped to earn Weinberg the 1979 Nobel Prize, shared with Abdus Salam and Sheldon Glashow.
In those two and a half pages, Weinberg showed that two of the four forces of nature,
- Vudu support coming to Boxee
October 28, 2010
- Firefox 4 release slips to 2011
October 28, 2010
- CCleaner 3.00.1303
October 28, 2010
CCleaner is a freeware system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. Additionally it contains a fully featured registry cleaner. But the best part is that...
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