Monday, July 4, 2011

Sci/Tech News

Sci/Tech News


Fox News Says Hackers Hit Its Twitter Feed - Wall Street Journal

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 02:32 PM PDT


Globe and Mail

Fox News Says Hackers Hit Its Twitter Feed
Wall Street Journal
Fox News said hackers broke into one of its Twitter accounts early Monday morning, sending fake messages about President Barack Obama, the latest in a string of brazen attacks that have compromised government and corporate websites around ...
Fox News Twitter account hacked, claims President Obama killedTechSpot
Fox News falls victim to Twitter hacking, claimed Obama was deadGant Daily
Tech wrap: Apple, Fox News hackedReuters Blogs (blog)
BBC News -CNET -New York Times
all 958 news articles »

Final space shuttle flight crew arrives for launch - Reuters

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 02:29 PM PDT


CTV.ca

Final space shuttle flight crew arrives for launch
Reuters
Space shuttle Atlantis STS-135 crew (L to R) commander Chris Ferguson, pilot Doug Hurley, mission specialist Sandra Magnus and mission specialist Rex Walheim wave American flags after arriving at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida July ...
As shuttle era ends, questions loom for shrinking astronaut corpsWashington Post
Last 4 shuttle astronauts arrive for countdownKTUL
Fourth of July Things to do: International Space Station Visible to Naked EyeChristian Post
WESH Orlando -International Business Times -New York Times
all 1,022 news articles »

"Apple cloud be a target, too" says hacker group Anonymous - International Business Times

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 01:47 PM PDT


Globe and Mail

"Apple cloud be a target, too" says hacker group Anonymous
International Business Times
Anonymous, the hacker group which is credited with high-profile breaches like PayPal, MasterCard and Visa, in support of whistleblower website Wikileaks has now broken into an Apple server. ...
Anonymous Hacks Apple, Causes Little to No DamageOS News
Hackers target Apple serverCNET
Arizona police confirm third attack by hackersVictoria Advocate
Reuters -KFDA -Albuquerque Express
all 182 news articles »

Microsoft to Partner With China's Leading Search Engine - New York Times

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 04:41 AM PDT


Globe and Mail

Microsoft to Partner With China's Leading Search Engine
New York Times
SHANGHAI — A year and a half after Google pulled its popular search engine out of mainland China, partly over concerns about censorship, its rival Microsoft has struck a deal with the biggest Chinese search engine, Baidu.com, ...
Microsoft signs search pact with China's BaiduCNET
Microsoft's Bing To Provide Some English Search Results On BaiduWall Street Journal
Microsoft's Bing Will Power Baidu's Chinese Search SitePCWorld
Times LIVE -Register -Voice of America
all 139 news articles »

Why Should Anyone Buy the HP TouchPad Instead of the Apple iPad? - PCWorld

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 12:41 PM PDT


The Guardian (blog)

Why Should Anyone Buy the HP TouchPad Instead of the Apple iPad?
PCWorld
My review of HP's TouchPad is up over at TIME.com. My take is pretty much the same one as the consensus of the crowd that's published reviews tonight: very nice interface, aging hardware (even though it's a brand new ...
Apple iPad 2 vs. HP TouchPad: 10 Reasons to Buy iPad 2eWeek
With Palm operating system, HP Touchpad tablet packs a punchOttawa Citizen
Glossy White HP TouchPad Tablet Coming In August With Better Specs.Tablets Planet
Business Insider -Engadget -ITworld.com
all 79 news articles »

Realtime Search On Hiatus While Google And Twitter Figure Themselves Out - Washington Post

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 02:28 PM PDT


USA Today

Realtime Search On Hiatus While Google And Twitter Figure Themselves Out
Washington Post
By TechCrunch.com, Sometime on the morning of July 3rd, Google Realtime Search mysteriously went offline and, assuming it was just another example of things breaking on a holiday weekend, most tech publications ignored it. ...
Google Loses Access to Twitter Stream, Suspends Realtime SearchMashable
Google Realtime goes dark after Twitter agreement expiresVentureBeat
Google disables Realtime searchCNET
msnbc.com -USA Today -ReelSEO Online Video News
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Strange clues hint at a new Samsung Galaxy S II running Windows Phone 7 - Engadget

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 02:33 PM PDT


Reuters India

Strange clues hint at a new Samsung Galaxy S II running Windows Phone 7
Engadget
The image above is unfortunately just a Photoshop special, designed to sucker you in. But there is evidence to suggest that a WP7 version of the overwhelmingly popular Galaxy S II might be just around the ...
Samsung Releases Kernel Source Code For The Galaxy Tab 10.1vAndroid Police
Invading Apple's orchard: Samsung sells 3.0 million Galaxy S II handsetsThe Tech Herald
Samsung Drops Countersuit, But Raises Stakes against ApplePCWorld
PC Magazine -Wall Street Journal -BetaNews
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Warming oceans could melt ice faster than expected - msnbc.com

Posted: 03 Jul 2011 05:20 PM PDT


CTV.ca

Warming oceans could melt ice faster than expected
msnbc.com
This view of the seaward edge of Antarctica's floating Ross Ice Shelf shows a region where the ice is cracking and may produce an iceberg. By Jennifer Welsh Ice sheets simmering in warmer ocean waters could melt much quicker than realized. ...
Warming ocean could melt ice faster than thoughtThe Associated Press
Global Warming Worse Than Thought, Warm Water the CulpritInternational Business Times
More science fiction from the University of ArizonaTucson Citizen
LiveScience.com -ZME Science -RedOrbit
all 196 news articles »

Global warming pause linked to sulphur in China - 3News NZ

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 02:38 PM PDT


3News NZ

Global warming pause linked to sulphur in China
3News NZ
Scientists have come up with a possible explanation for why the rise in Earth's temperature paused for a bit during the 2000s, one of the hottest decades on record. The answer seems counterintuitive. It's all the sulphur pollution ...
Sulfur pollution cites as cause of climate change pause; warming now seems to ...Washington Post

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Pacific rare-earth discovery: Actually just gigatonnes of dirt - Register

Posted: 04 Jul 2011 08:22 AM PDT


Moneycontrol.com

Pacific rare-earth discovery: Actually just gigatonnes of dirt
Register
There has been a lot of excitement over a recent paper by Japanese researchers who have discovered billions – hundreds of billions – of tonnes of rare earths under the Pacific Ocean. ...
Rare earth minerals find in Pacific could spark Japan-Hawaii stand-offTelegraph.co.uk
Rare-Earth Reserves Found in Pacific OceanWall Street Journal
Japan finds rare earths in Pacific seabedBBC News
Mashable -AFP -iT News
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