Newsflash:
- Extending WiFi to one mile, thanks to empty TV channels ...
- "Introducing C++11", the next standard is to become official next fall ...
- Top five medical apps at Harvard Medical School ...
- Majority of applications fall short on security – even those from security vendors ...
- Everyone will be scanning barcodes with phones soon enough ...
- How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off (in just 20 minutes) ...
- Millions of National Australia Bank Customers Likely Affected by Computer Glitch ...
- The bigger the system, the greater the chance of failure (ZDnet) ...
- A worm virus may be the 1st ever cyber-nuclear sabotage: "Was Stuxnet Built to Attack #Iran's Nuclea...
- Popular usernames and passwords, tag-cloud representation. Makes you wonder. ...
- Russia may send spacecraft to knock away asteroid Apophis ...
- Haiti 2010 Sahana Disaster Response Portal, already up and running. ...
- What should we teach new software developers? ...
- NASA: Interplanetary Internet Tested ...
- NASA Engineers Bring the Internet to Astronauts ...
- Moon smash - Early observations show no debris plume in the search for ice. ...
- First European commander of the International Space Station. ...
- Gigantic Air Gun To Blast Cargo Into Orbit. ...
- The Human Genome in 3 Dimensions. ...
- CCD Camera Chip Pioneers Share Nobel. ...
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