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Man claims to own 84 percent of Facebook
Written on 15 Jul, 2010 at 20:53 in Science & Technology | viewed 18 times | 0 Comments
Facebook is battling a lawsuit filed by a New York man who claims he owns 84 percent of the social-networking company. Paul D. Ceglia of Wellsville, N.Y., claims in a lawsuit (see below) that he entered into a contract with Facebook... (Continue reading)
China Is Still Reviewing Google’s License
BEIJING—China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said it is still examining Google Inc.’s application to renew its content license, in the government’s first comments on the U.S. company’s status since it announced last month it was changing how users... (Continue reading)
Toshiba readying world’s thinnest, lightest 13-inch laptop?
Written on 11 May, 2010 at 0:54 in Science & Technology | viewed 69 times | 1 Comment
Thin-and-light laptops were a major trend in 2009, but is that still the case in 2010? A recently circulating series of photos from Vietnamese tech Web site vozExpress show what looks like a soon-to-be-announced Toshiba laptop, one that promises to... (Continue reading)
Microsoft won’t patch latest Windows XP virus
Written on 18 Apr, 2010 at 23:45 in Science & Technology | viewed 15 times | 0 Comments
Microsoft has issued a statement that their latest update will skip installation on machines infected with the Alureon rootkit malware, so those affected will need to find help elsewhere and remove it before the patch can be applied. This is because... (Continue reading)
Nokia N8-00 with 12-megapixel camera
Written on 27 Mar, 2010 at 7:30 in Science & Technology | viewed 96 times | 2 Comments
There isn’t any smoke without fire. Specifications and images of Nokia N8-00 have leaked out on the internet. And the fact that it matches very much with to its previous rumors, makes everyone believe that this might be the finalizedNokia... (Continue reading)
French Hacker Played Guessing Game to Access Twitter Accounts
Written on 27 Mar, 2010 at 7:17 in Science & Technology | viewed 11 times | 0 Comments
After months of investigation by police and the FBI, a French hacker accused of breaking into the Twitter accounts of President Barack Obama and singer Britney Spears was arrested earlier this week. Francois Cousteix, a 25-year-old unemployed man from central France... (Continue reading)
New York’s Dining On Human Breast Milk
Written on 20 Mar, 2010 at 14:50 in Science & Technology | viewed 11 times | 0 Comments
Some restaurants are known for providing unique menu options which is what sets them apart making them the ultimate place to dine. One New York eatery has focused upon putting unique cheese on the menu, it might not sound too... (Continue reading)
Crappy Heels: Insa Stilettos Designed With Elephant Dung!
Written on 20 Mar, 2010 at 14:23 in Science & Technology | viewed 14 times | 0 Comments
Insa shoe designs are often strange, beautiful and extreme, but now they’ve created a design inspired directly from the world of art and it uses a unique and rather crappy material. These Insa shoes were designed as a tribute to the... (Continue reading)
Walking Wings Help Your Baby Take Off
Written on 20 Mar, 2010 at 13:04 in Science & Technology | viewed 12 times | 1 Comment
A baby’s first steps are precious and exciting, but working up to them can be very challenging for both the baby and the parents. Babies usually have lots of tumbles, tears and tense moments along the way. It can also... (Continue reading)
An HIV Vaccine Made From Bananas?
Written on 20 Mar, 2010 at 12:49 in Science & Technology | viewed 61 times | 0 Comments
Researchers at the University of Michigan (U-M) Medical School have discovered a set of proteins in bananas that may finally slow the spread of HIV. They are lectins, sugar-binding proteins that can identify a foreign invader and attach themselves... (Continue reading)
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