Feb 11 2009

Porsche's shrine of speed now open in Stuttgart – Niagara Falls Review


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Porsche's shrine of speed now open in Stuttgart
Niagara Falls Review – 10 Feb 2009
It may seem like a strange time to be opening a 100 million euro business, but the decision to embark on a new Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, was made four years ago, when cash flowed a little more freely.
Museum row for German car fans CTV.ca
Porsche Opens New Museum in Stuttgart GlobalAtlanta
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Feb 11 2009

Citroen makeover at Geneva show – Metro Canada – Vancouver

Citroen makeover at Geneva show
Metro Canada – Vancouver – 13 hours ago
The car industry might be having a nightmare at the moment, but it’s not all bad news. There are plenty of things to look forward to at the Geneva Motor Show that takes place in March.
Rolls Royce RR4 AutoExpress
Rolls-Royce baby Phantom concept coming to Geneva AutoSpies.com
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Feb 11 2009

Why A $99 iPhone Is Bad For Apple

Memo to President Bringdown. Cool it with the “catastrophe” talk, Barack. It’s contagious. The latest example: Analysts are predicting Apple (nasdaq: AAPL – news – people ) will launch a iPhone that will sell like crazy–after a quarter during which iPods sold like crazy–causing one analyst to argue that the Cupertino, Calif.-based company’s

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Feb 11 2009

Foxmarks bookmark syncing service comes to Safari

The free Foxmarks bookmark backup and synchronization service is now available for Safari. It allows users to maintain a single set of bookmarks on multiple computers, which is good news for anyone who juggles multiple devices.

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Feb 11 2009

Senator Diane Feinstein Trying to Kill Net Neutrality

An anonymous reader writes “According to the Register, Senator Diane Feinstein is attempting to put language into the stimulus bill that would kill net neutrality. The amendment that her provision was attached to was withdrawn, but lobbyists tell Public Knowledge that Feinstein hopes to put it back into the bill during the closed-door conference committee that reconciles the House and Senate versions.” Bad Senator! No Cookie!

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Feb 11 2009

Canadians Should Submit to Net Neutrality Hearings – mediacaster

Canadians Should Submit to Net Neutrality Hearings
mediacaster – 23 hours ago
Citizen’s groups, tech analysts and media commentators are reminding Canadians to let industry watchdogs know their feelings about the issue of Internet neutrality before the submission deadline – this Monday, February 16, 2009.
Net neutrality hearings deadline: Get your submission in! Art Threat Magazine
Maintain the internet for all Straight Goods
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Feb 11 2009

'Mind-reading' scan aimed at helping kids who can't speak or move – The Canadian Press


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'Mind-reading' scan aimed at helping kids who can't speak or move
The Canadian Press – 14 hours ago
TORONTO – Imagine being imprisoned in a body without the ability to move or speak, unable to communicate even the simplest of choices.
Canadians invent infrared mind-reading ray TechRadar UK
Canadian boffins develop mindreader headband Register
HealthJockey.com – FOXNews – io9 – Hindu
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Feb 11 2009

In showdown, Prius was a better Fit – The Province


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In showdown, Prius was a better Fit
The Province – 5 hours ago
I must admit I was amazed by the fuel efficiency of the Toyota Prius: After nearly 600 kilometres of mostly city driving, I averaged an incredible 4.1 litres per 100 km, just less fuel efficient than the 4.0 L/100 km city fuel economy Transport Canada …
Audatex data concludes hybrid vehicles cost more to repair bodyshop
Auto Show 2009: Toyota/Lexus National Post
Hybrid Cars News – Times of the Internet – kwgn.com – Utica Observer Dispatch
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Feb 11 2009

Game Developers Choice Awards nominations revealed – The Tech Herald


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Game Developers Choice Awards nominations revealed
The Tech Herald – 2 hours ago
by Stevie Smith – Feb 11 2009, 11:42 With BAFTA this week releasing the videogame award nominations ahead of its glittery March 10 ceremony in London, the next batch of ‘best of’ shortlists have already arrived, this time courtesy of The Game …
GDC 2009 Early Registration Ends February 12th Gamasutra
Game Developers Choice Awards 2009 finalists unveiled Neoseeker
GameFocus – Softpedia – Escapist Magazine – San Jose Mercury News
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Feb 11 2009

Baby Benz on a budget – Metro Canada – Toronto


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Baby Benz on a budget
Metro Canada – Toronto – 8 hours ago
MONCTON, New Brunswick – Why did Mercedes-Benz choose Moncton as the venue to launch it face-lifted five-door hatch? Because it’s the “New B” in New Brunswick!
Preview: Long-wheelbase Mercedes Benz E-Class Motor Authority
Mercedes-Benz E-Class road test Fleet Directory
Edmunds.com/Inside Line – TopNews – BenzInsider – eMercedesBenz
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