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World's Top 10 Richest Tech Titans
Business Magazine Forbes has come out with its list of top 10 richest tech titans. I am sure as you look through the list most of the names might sound familiar. Bill Gates continues to hold on to his… more →
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Yummy '80s Keyboard Goodness
lizardqueen wrote 1 day ago: The Hubby arrived this afternoon from the long drive from Kansas, after spending Christmas with his … more →
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David Ali wrote 2 days ago: I have created a new blog to meet the topic of my blogs better. You can look at the new blog I … more →
I've moved the blog...
David Ali wrote 2 days ago: I have created a new blog to meet the topic of my blogs better. You can look at the new blog I … more →
Scientists discover how the brain encodes memories at a cellular level: http://bit.ly/8OYj4V
Petr Buben wrote 3 days ago: http://kl.am/5SRw … more →
Company Plans To Pull Solar Energy From Orbit
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: Negotiators in Copenhagen have been trying to figure out just how far they will have to go to curb g … more →
Sorry, Kindle: WSJ Warms to Sony
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: On Thursday morning his company’s actions spoke louder than words, as it announced an exclusive deal … more →
Subcontinental Smut: Is Soot the Culprit Behind Melting Himalayan Glaciers?
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: The Himalaya Mountain region is warming up three to five times faster than the global trends—or abou … more →
Why are the Alps Getting Taller?
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: But why do the mountains grow if not because of plate tectonics? One can feel the surprise and fasci … more →
NASA Data Reveal Major Groundwater Loss in California
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: New space observations reveal that since October 2003, the aquifers for California’s primary a … more →
A Crazy Pricing Scheme for a Crazy Car
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EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: For every 200 pre-orders they get, they’ll knock $1,000 off of the MSRP of $29,995, all the way down … more →
Stephen R. Covey Grants E-Book Rights to Amazon
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: Ever since electronic books emerged as a major growth market, New York’s largest publishing houses h … more →
Teen Runs Up Cell Phone Bill Of Nearly $22,000
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EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: A California man opened his monthly mobile phone bill from Verizon and found charges of nearly $22,0 … more →
Facebook Moves to Standardize and Own Customer IDs
EDITOR wrote 1 week ago: Adorning the walls of Facebook’s Palo Alto, Calif., headquarters are multiple prints of Rene M … more →
California buying space-based solar electricity, ready 2016. Mirror 1 km diameter, solar panels. Microwaves beam energy to Fresno, Ca station. 200 megawatt, as a small nuclear power plant. The advantage is that it can generate electricity non-stop.
Petr Buben wrote 2 weeks ago: http://kl.am/5CxX – http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30198977/ analysis – http://www.space.co … more →
The London Array: Can offshore wind power Europe? The largest offshore wind farm in the world to go online by 2012, powering 750,000 homes in the London metro area. A potential to generate and sell massive amounts of clean electricity to continental Europe. The stretch of Scottish coastline used for the array dubbed ?the Saudi Arabia of renewable power,? The first stage of the project will build 630 megawatts of capacity (roughly 25 percent of London?s power needs) - http://www.thestandard.com/news/2009/12/14/london-array-can-offshore-wind-power-europe (via http://ff.im/cUIhR)
Petr Buben wrote 2 weeks ago: http://kl.am/5C6Y … more →
Milestone: Toyota to Launch “Affordable” Plug-in Prius in 2011
EDITOR wrote 2 weeks ago: When Toyota detailed plans this summer to lease hundreds of plug-in hybrids based on its popular Pri … more →
Developing Its Own Phone, Google Is Taking On Apple
EDITOR wrote 2 weeks ago: Two titans of the tech world, Google and Apple, may soon be engaged in hand-to-hand combat. Or, more … more →
For Viral Crooks, Social Networks Are Prime Targets
EDITOR wrote 2 weeks ago: Malicious programs are rampaging through Web sites like Facebook and Twitter, spreading themselves b … more →
Remote Controlled Cyborg Insect Spies, Now Nuclear-Powered, battery lasts 100 years.
Petr Buben wrote 2 weeks ago: http://kl.am/5AHy … more →
