End users, developers seen flocking to iPhone
A mobile analytics firm has published new findings which show the iPhone taking the majority of the app market — especially when it comes to the sheer number of users.Examining 8 million users and 100 apps, researchers at Flurry hint that Apple’s handset has a conspicuous market share lead among developers, the number of apps and the actual ran
Google tries jump-starting 3D Web with O3D
Ancient Books Go Online
jd writes “The BBC is reporting that the United Nations’ World Digital Library has gone online with an initial offering of 1,200 ancient manuscripts, parchments and documents. To no great surprise, Europe comes in first with 380 items. South America comes in second with 320, with a very distant third place being given to the Middle East at a paltry 157 texts. This is only the initial round, so the leader board can be expected to change. There are, for example, many Sumerian and Babylonian tablets, many of which are already online elsewhere. Astonishingly, the collection is covered by numerous copyright laws, according to the legal page. Use of material from a given country is subject to whatever restrictions that country places, in addition to any local and international copyright laws. With some of the contributions being over 8,000 years old, this has to be the longest copyright extension ever offered. There is nothing on whether the original artists get royalties, however.”
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Canada more lax than US about whom it lets in, Napolitano says – CBC.ca
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Canada more lax than US about whom it lets in, Napolitano says
CBC.ca Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano says the United States will not treat the Canadian border differently from the Mexican border. RCMP chief laments 9/11 'myths' about Canada Toronto Star 'Increased attention' needed at Canada-US border Calgary Herald National Post – Ottawa Citizen – The Canadian Press – Canada.com all 80 news articles |
CanJet crew helped commandos sneak into cockpit, surprise hijacker – Globe and Mail
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CanJet crew helped commandos sneak into cockpit, surprise hijacker
Globe and Mail KINGSTON, JAMAICA and TORONTO – Eight hours into the hijacking of CanJet Flight 918, a cloudy day dawned on Montego Bay's airport as a deranged man, who had held the crew at gunpoint overnight, turned again to the locked cockpit. Video: Airplane Hijacker Captured in Jamaica The Associated Press Minister reveals details of hostage rescue at Jamaican airport CBC.ca Toronto Star – New York Times – CTV.ca – The Associated Press all 2,243 news articles Langue : Français |
RCMP 'sorry' for inaccurate remarks on Dziekanski incident – Globe and Mail
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RCMP 'sorry' for inaccurate remarks on Dziekanski incident
Globe and Mail VANCOUVER – The RCMP has admitted that it provided wrong information to the public about the taser incident involving Polish immigrant Robert Dziekanski in the first days after his death at Vancouver International Airport. New Taser policy more restrictive, RCMP head says CBC.ca Dziekanski inquiry: RCMP spokesman simply repeated what told to say Canada.com Winnipeg Sun – The Province – Times Colonist – Vancouver Sun all 175 news articles |

