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Microsoft to Launch Windows Mobile 7 Next Year
PC Magazine
by Mark Hachman Microsoft will launch the next major iteration of Windows Mobile, or Windows Mobile 7, in 2010, according to Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer.
Microsoft says there’s room for a netbook-like server TG Daily
Microsoft Readying Low-cost Windows Server OS PC World
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Your new Kindle is talking — but not paying
Reuters
Amazon’s hotly anticipated Kindle e-reader got even more press on Wednesday, but not the good variety. In an op-ed titled “The Kindle Swindle” that appeared in the New York Times Wednesday, the president of the Author’s Guild, Roy Blount Jr.
E-books cost too much, Kindle forum writers complain Computerworld
Cost-Justifying the Kindle 2 PC World
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Scientists Mull Future After Carbon Satellite Crash
New York Times
By LAUREN MORELLO, ClimateWire Nine years of work disappeared in five minutes yesterday when a NASA satellite crashed into the icy waters near Antarctica.
NASA names chairman for Orbiting Carbon Observatory investigation Xinhua
NASA picks chairman to lead satellite crash probe San Jose Mercury News
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Canadian creators groups come out for Net neutrality
Georgia Straight
By Michael Geist Earlier this week, Denis McGrath noted that Internet users should remember that the same Canadian creator groups being criticized over the new media hearing, will be supportive of arguments for net neutrality.
Google, Amazon, others want CRTC to ban internet interference CBC.ca
Writers Guild's Calls for CanCon at CRTC New Media Hearings mediacaster
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Glitch bares Ryerson students' information
Toronto Star
The personal information of almost 600 Ryerson University students – including their social insurance numbers and addresses – were exposed for more than a month by a glitch in software used by students to register for courses.
Privacy glitch 'strange,' Rye says The Eyeopener
Ryerson software error exposes students personal information Digital Home
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MWC 2009: Sony Ericsson Round-Up
Softpedia
By Cosmin Vasile, Communications News Editor One of the most crowded booths at the Mobile World Congress 2009, in Barcelona was Sony Ericsson's.
Hands-on with Sony Ericsson's W508 Walkman flip phone Mobile Burn
They call it Phreaking ITBusiness.ca
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Chlorine evacuation order has been lifted
Canada.com
An evacuation order in the northern town of Mackenzie prompted by a chlorine dioxide leak over the weekend has been lifted, an town official said Monday.
Mackenzie residents going home after spill of chemicals Globe and Mail
Evacuation lifted after chlorine dioxide leak at mothballed BC … The Canadian Press
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Polar regions found warming fast, raising sea levels
Reuters
GENEVA (Reuters) – The Arctic and Antarctic regions are warming faster than previously thought, raising world sea levels and making drastic global climate change more likely than ever, international scientists said on Wednesday.
Polar Year 'hailed as a success' BBC News
Polar research reveals new evidence of global environmental change Eureka! Science News
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Indigo launches e-book service
Globe and Mail
Canada's largest book retailer, Indigo Books and Music, moves aggressively into the burgeoning e-book market tomorrow with the launch of its Shortcovers service.
Shortcovers set to launch tonight Quill & Quire
Kindle 2 is Now Available Dealerscope
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Canadian firms lead in adopting cloud computing
IT World Canada Blogs
Canadian IT decision makers are more informed about cloud computing than their global counterparts and local organizations lead the world in adopting the technology, according to a recent survey of large enterprise firms.
Fear and Loathing of Cloud Computing eWeek
Global Study: Cloud Computing Provides Real Business Benefits, but … MSNBC
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