 Canada.com |
Motoring: Audi R8 V10
Independent – 14 Feb 2009 Feel no fear in the new R8 V10. It's a dream to drive: beautiful and balanced, powerful yet obedient By John Simister Standing water, a mid-mounted engine and 525bhp. Preview: 2010 Audi R8 5.2 V10 Vancouver Sun Audi's everyday supercar The Sun MotorTrend Magazine – Automobile Magazine – Autoblog – Popular Mechanics all 15 news articles |
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Nokia unveils online software shop
Reuters – 2 hours ago By Tarmo Virki, European technology correspondent BARCELONA (Reuters) – The world's top cell phone maker Nokia unveiled on Monday its new online software and media store, hoping to follow the runaway success of Apple's App Store. Microsoft, Nokia offer app stores BBC News Microsoft, Nokia, Orange and O2 challenge Apple's 'App Store' Telegraph.co.uk Channel News Asia – Bizjournals.com – eWeek – CNET News all 173 news articles Langue : Français |
 DigitalJournal.com |
Penguins starve as climate ups swim time: study
Canada.com – 13 Feb 2009 CHICAGO – Penguins nesting off Argentina's coast are starving because changing ocean patterns have forced their mates to swim 25 miles (40 kilometers) farther than they did a decade ago to find food, researchers said Thursday. Penguins Becoming Long-distance Commuters DigitalJournal.com Most penguin species in decline, expert warns MSNBC Science News – Independent Online – ZDNet Blogs – Newswise (press release) all 21 news articles |
 Javno.hr |
You are here: Your microspot in the universe
Toronto Star – 15 Feb 2009 This year marks the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species and the 400th anniversary of Galileo aiming his telescope at the night sky. At 445 years, he's still a star Denver Post Eyes on the sky Brockville Recorder and Times Space Fellowship – Javno.hr – Silver City Sun News – Newsday all 10 news articles |
 Techtree.com |
Sony Ericsson unveils 12.1 megapixel camera phone
Courier Mail – 2 hours ago By Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson CAMERAS and mobile phones could soon be indistinguishable after Sony Ericsson unveiled its world-first 12.1-megapixel camera. Mobile Makers Aim High Korea Times MWC: Sony Ericsson Unveils Idou, Entertainment Unlimited Strategy eWeek Washington Post – Register – Techtree.com – Times of India all 206 news articles Langue : Français |
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Game-changers – Google or Apple?
BBC News – 1 hour ago Two years ago all the talk at the Mobile World Congress was of the imminent arrival of the Apple iPhone, and how it was going to change the industry. Vodafone close to signing deal on new 'Google phone' guardian.co.uk Huawei to launch Android handsets CNET News Reuters – FierceWireless – MarketWatch – Melbourne Herald Sun all 161 news articles |
 Canada.com |
Adobe to make video on smartphones
Reuters – 4 hours ago BARCELONA (Reuters) – Adobe Systems, which popularized the use of video and animation on the Web, is introducing a new version of its Flash software that runs not only on computers but also on the latest high-end mobile phones. mocoNews.net – @ MWC: Adobe Creates Fund With Nokia For Open … Washington Post Adobe gets Flash at Mobile World Congress VNUNet.com Fiercemobilecontent – eWeek – PC Magazine – Computerworld all 216 news articles Langue : Français |
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HTC Launches Diamond2, Touch Pro2 & G2
TrustedReviews – 2 hours ago Now we're going to take a step back from all the officialdom first with a tasty leak via BGR (said to be formally announced tomorrow): the eagerly anticipated 'G2'. mocoNews.net – @MWC: HTC Says Android Handsets "Coming In the … Washington Post HTC shows second Touch Inquirer India.com – Brighthand – SlashPhone – Reuters all 111 news articles Langue : Français |
A woman has filed suit against Microsoft over a .25 charge for downgrading her Windows Vista PC to XP.
jammag writes “Bruce Perens, who wrote the original licensing rules for Open Source software in 1997, notes that there are a sprawling 73 open source licenses currently in existence. But he identifies an essential four — well, actually just two — that developers, companies, and individuals need. In essence, he cuts through the morass and shows developers, in particular, how to protect their work. (And yes, he favors GPL3 over GPL2). For his own coding work, he’s fond of the ‘sharing with rules’ license, which stays true to the Open Source ethos of shared code yet also enables him to get paid by companies who use it in their commercial products.”
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