Cody Taylor

New Ghost Recon, Assassin’s, Red Steel Confir
XboxAddict.com – 26 Jan 2009
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said durings a Thursday earnings call that Assassin’s Creed 2 could be one of 2009’s biggest titles, indicating that the company intends to launch the game by the end of the calendar year.
Bargain Bin Diving: Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles (DS) NextGen Player
Xbox Examiner Examiner.com
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Camera Click Sound to be Legal Requirement
Techtree.com – 2 hours ago
The US is reportedly readying the "Camera Phone Predator Alert Act" to protect citizens from being photographed illegally, without their knowledge.
Congressman wants to ban silent camera phones CNET News
Camera clicks to stop sex predators TechRadar UK
PC World – guardian.co.uk – DigitalJournal.com – InformationWeek
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Internet Users Top 1 Billion, Most of Them Asian
PC Magazine – 21 hours ago
by Mark Hachman Internet metrics company comScore on Friday reported that the number of worldwide Internet users in December topped 1 billion users, the first time that barrier has been breached.
Internet hits major milestone, surpassing 1 billion monthly users Computerworld
Internet usage breaks through the billion barrier The Tech Herald
VNUNet.com – Bizjournals.com – ITProPortal – CNET News
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Killzone 2 hits #2 on Amazon's pre-order list
PS3Center.net – 24 Jan 2009
by Nick Killzone 2 has long been the center of a lot of attention by hardcore PS3 fans for it's ultra-realistic graphics and deep multi-player gameplay.
Microsoft 'can't imagine' PS3 catching up to Xbox 360 NetworkWorld.com
Street Fighter IV PS3, Xbox 360 sales move up Punch Jump
Times and Transcript – Kotaku.com
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Climate change 'irreversible', warn scientists
Telegraph.co.uk – 2 hours ago
Climate change is irreversible and projects to prevent temperature rises will have no impact for at least thousand years, scientists have warned.
Human emissions could bring 'irreversible' climate chaos New Scientist
Emissions Cut Won’t Bring Quick Relief, Scientists Say New York Times
Washington Post – The Associated Press – AFP – BBC News
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Man 'finds US troop data' on MP3
BBC News – 2 hours ago
A New Zealand man says he found confidential data about US military personnel on an MP3 player he bought from a thrift shop in Oklahoma.
Thrift store MP3 player contains secret military files CNN International
Kiwi finds US military plans on second hand MP3 player Inquirer
The Press Association – Techtree.com – The Associated Press – TVNZ
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Sight fears over low-energy bulbs
BBC News – 24 Jan 2009
Charities and eyesight specialists are calling on the government to halt its plans to phase out the sale of traditional light bulbs.
Fluorescent bulbs out-green tungsten rivals The Gazette (Montreal)
The Four Types of CFL Haters…And What to Tell Them EcoGeek
findingDulcinea – Times and Transcript – Red, Green, and Blue
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Melting ice could push penguins to extinction
New Scientist – 3 hours ago
Emperor penguins are likely to be melted out of house and home by climate change, according to a new study. Earlier work suggests that Antarctica's penguins are already suffering from warming temperatures.
Emperor penguins head to extinction The Press Association
Emperor penguins at risk as ice melts USA Today
Washington Post – Telegraph.co.uk – Independent – CBBC Newsround
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Jim Balsillie: RIM's storm trooper with a global message to share
Telegraph.co.uk – 5 hours ago
Madonna has admitted to sleeping with hers under her pillow, Paris Hilton clutches one tightly, David Beckham has his attached to his trousers, and President Barack Obama has declared his love for the device.
BlackBerry Storm: quit buggin’ me Siliconrepublic.com
BlackBerry Storm Is Off To Bit of a Bumpy Start Wall Street Journal
Christian Science Monitor – BusinessWeek – FierceDeveloper – Digital-Lifestyles.Info
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Severn clean power project gains pace
guardian.co.uk – 2 hours ago
As climate change becomes a more urgent policy priority, plans to generate low-carbon power from the Severn estuary's tidal range are moving ahead.
Green projects for estuary revealed WalesOnline
Huge barrage plan makes estuary shortlist Independent
Times Online – BBC News – Stroud News and Journal – Fair Home
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