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Find out where TV's 'white spaces' are, online
BetaNews
You, too, can be a TV broadcaster, and a new Web site shows you how to do so over WiFi or 3G. By Jacqueline Emigh | Published February 23, 2009, 6:37 PM A new Web site at ShowMyWhiteSpace.
Digital transition opens door to 'WiFi on steroids' Toronto Star
White Space Locater Launched Television Broadcast
FierceWireless – Multichannel News – MarketWatch (press release)
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Can Microsoft retail succeed where others have failed?
ZDNet Asia
By Charles Cooper, CNET News.com commentary Did Microsoft just serve up more fodder for the wits who direct Apple's lacerating series of Mac versus PC commercials?
Microsoft should hook up with The Source by Circuit City IT World Canada Blogs
Three Reasons Microsoft Will Fail with Retail NetworkWorld.com
DaniWeb – CIO
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After 400 years, Earth still in orbit around sun
Hürriyet
ANKARA – The cause of the Earth’s orbit, its impact on night and day, and the reasons for the seasons are lessons from elementary school worth remembering.
Stargazers get tips on telescopes Lethbridge Herald
Galileo put us in our place Windsor Star
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RIM, T-Mobile Throw Curve with New BlackBerry
eWeek
By Wayne Rash The new BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone, built by RIM for T-Mobile, combines GPS, Wi-Fi, global calling, a full QWERTY keyboard, location-based services and new browser in a sleeker, thinner package.
The BlackBerry Curve 8900 – to upgrade or not to upgrade Blackberry Cool
New BlackBerry Curve has all the right moves Austin American-Statesman
Blackberry Cool
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Editorial: Bemoaning Wii Sports Clones
GamePro.com
By Alicia Ashby, OMGNintendo THQ's Neighborhood Games isn't one of those games that's bad because nobody involved really cared about what they were doing.
It's time to brawl! Metro Canada – Toronto
Seven of the Craziest Video Game Devices of the Past Decade CollegeOTR
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Ahead of his time, Darwin, still an influence
The Punch
By Agency Reporter Darwin‘s theory of evolution has become the bedrock of modern biology. But for most of the theory‘s existence since 1859, even biologists have ignored or vigorously opposed it, in whole or in part.
Western Celebrates Darwin’s 200th Birthday Exchange Morning Post
Darwin is dangerous BusinessWorld Online
Boston Globe – Louisville Courier-Journal – eNews Park Forest – Malta Today
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Read-aloud feature on Kindle has people talking
USA Today
The Kindle 2 electronic reader that Amazon is now shipping has a new read-aloud feature. And for authors and publishers, that's a potentially troublesome development.
Amazon's Kindle 2: Delight Is in the Details BusinessWeek
Six Alternatives to the Amazon Kindle 2 PC Magazine
New York Times – Xinhua – CNET News – Wall Street Journal
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Bartz Prepares to Revamp Yahoo Management
BusinessWeek
Even if it’sa spectacularly obvious thing for a new CEO to do, Carol Bartz’s reorganization of Yahoo’s management ranks as early as this week will be a pivotal development.
CEO Bartz plans to streamline Yahoo San Francisco Chronicle
Yahoo’s Carol Bartz Said to Be Seeking New Executives Bloomberg
CNET News – InfoWorld – TG Daily – Bizjournals.com
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Pantech Matrix PRO Makes it way to AT&T
Smartphone Thoughts
"This thing's been on quite a journey from concept to production, but here we are — finally, a true successor to Pantech's quirky Duo on AT&T.
AT&T Pantench Matrix PRO with Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard pocketnow.com
Pantech Matrix Pro launched Fresh News
Product Reviews – pocketnow.com
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US 'CO2 hunter' set for lift-off
BBC News
By Jonathan Amos Nasa is all set to launch its first mission dedicated to measuring carbon dioxide (CO2) from space. The Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) will help pinpoint the key locations on our planet's surface where the gas is being emitted and …
Satellite to Track CO2 Levels in Earth's Atmosphere FOXNews
NASA to launch CO2 tracking satellite Times of India
Scientific American – New Scientist – New York Times – AFP
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