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• Recommended: Facebook, AMBER Alert join forces to find missing children - msnbc.com
• Sony Asks Court to Remove PlayStation 3 Jailbreak From Net - Wired News
• Latest Microsoft exec exit bad news for firm's talent - Computerworld
• From the abacus to the iPod: Computer museum opens $19M exhibition - Computerworld
• BioWare: Mass Effect 2 PS3 much more than a simple port - Computerandvideogames.com
• Study: Banded penguins die sooner, skewing climate data - USA Today
• Space Mystery: Did the Man Who Killed Pluto Act Too Hastily? - AOL News

Recommended: Facebook, AMBER Alert join forces to find missing children - msnbc.com Posted: 12 Jan 2011 01:59 PM PST Washington Examiner (blog) Recommended: Facebook, AMBER Alert join forces to find missing children msnbc.com Facebook, iPhone, Twitter and Wii. Technology evolves at the speed of light. Msnbc.com's tech reporters and editors look at the gadgets, games and innovations changing our world. Pre-caffeine tech: Twitter lawsuits, cross-eyed opossums! ... Facebook adds Amber alerts to find missing kids (podcast)CNET Facebook to Send AMBER Alerts to UsersPC Magazine Facebook will start sending Amber Alerts to usersDigitaltrends.com KHBS-KHOG Northwest Arkansas -USA Today -St. Louis Post-Dispatch all 288 news articles »

Sony Asks Court to Remove PlayStation 3 Jailbreak From Net - Wired News Posted: 12 Jan 2011 01:24 PM PST Metro Sony Asks Court to Remove PlayStation 3 Jailbreak From Net Wired News The PlayStation 3 jailbreak genie is out of the bottle, but that isn't stopping console-maker Sony from demanding a federal judge block a prolific hacker and others from detailing his hack. The PS3, a tad more than 4 years old, ... Sony sues Hotz, hacking group over PS3 hacksBetaNews Sony Sues PS3 HackersPC Magazine PS3 jailbreak prompts restraining order from SonyCNET DailyTech -Neoseeker -Christian Science Monitor all 209 news articles »

Latest Microsoft exec exit bad news for firm's talent - Computerworld Posted: 12 Jan 2011 01:34 PM PST DailyTech Latest Microsoft exec exit bad news for firm's talent Computerworld Computerworld - The departure of long-time Microsoft executive Bob Muglia is a troubling sign because he was held in high esteem by the firm's technical talent, an analyst said today. On Monday, Microsoft announced that Muglia, ... Microsoft Needs A Wider Cloud StrategyInformationWeek Microsoft Exec Bob Muglia to Leave this SummerDailyTech Is Bob Muglia Leaving Microsoft because of Cloud Computing?SAAS Directory Wall Street Journal -Seattle Times -Reuters all 372 news articles »

From the abacus to the iPod: Computer museum opens $19M exhibition - Computerworld Posted: 12 Jan 2011 03:04 AM PST Computerworld New Zealand From the abacus to the iPod: Computer museum opens $19M exhibition Computerworld In development for more than six years, the new exhibit represents the world's most comprehensive physical and online exploration of computing history, spanning everything from the abacus and slide rules to robots, ... Inside the Computer History Museum's Stunning ExhibitPC Magazine The First 2000 Years of ComputingPC World Cassidy: Computer History Museum re-opening a Silicon Valley milestoneSan Jose Mercury News San Francisco Chronicle (blog) -SiliconValley.com -Geek.com all 28 news articles »

BioWare: Mass Effect 2 PS3 much more than a simple port - Computerandvideogames.com Posted: 12 Jan 2011 12:35 PM PST MTV.com (blog) BioWare: Mass Effect 2 PS3 much more than a simple port Computerandvideogames.com BioWare community coordinator Chris Priestly has written a post on the PlayStation Blog outlining why the PS3 version of Mass Effect 2 is much more than a simple port of the Xbox 360 and PC editions. Following on from the release of the game's launch ... Mass Effect 2 PlayStation 3 Launch TrailerGamespy.com Mass Effect 2 concentrated into one PS3 launch trailerDestructoid One More Trailer for Mass Effect 2 Before it ReleasesPlayStation LifeStyle Kotaku.com -Attack of the Fanboy -TotalPlayStation.com all 22 news articles »

Study: Banded penguins die sooner, skewing climate data - USA Today Posted: 12 Jan 2011 11:39 AM PST Washington Post Study: Banded penguins die sooner, skewing climate data USA Today By Benoit Gineste By Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY In an article already creating controversy in animal conservation circles, a French team of marine biologists says that putting flipper bands on king penguins impairs their survival and ability to ... Tracking bands can harm penguinsmsnbc.com Study: Penguin tracking bands hurt the seabirdsThe Associated Press Data from banded penguins suffer from fatal flawArs Technica AFP -UPI.com -BBC News all 211 news articles »

Space Mystery: Did the Man Who Killed Pluto Act Too Hastily? - AOL News Posted: 12 Jan 2011 02:06 PM PST 3News NZ Space Mystery: Did the Man Who Killed Pluto Act Too Hastily? AOL News Michael E. Brown, a professor at the California Institute of Technology, killed Pluto. But now there are questions about the murder plot. After Brown's study of a celestial body named Eris, he declared in 2005 that it was larger (or at least "more ... Dwarf planets Pluto, Eris battle for a spot in a vast universeUSA Today Pluto Still Not a PlanetVanity Fair Pluto's planetary rival not so bigOmaha World-Herald 3News NZ -WNYC -Kotaku.com all 10 news articles »

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