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Veteran space station crew ready to flymsn.com » MSNBC.com: Technology & Science - Oct 9, 2008 An American astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut are preparing to blast off from their home planet Sunday to fly to the space station next week. |
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Sounds of volcanic eruption recreatedmsn.com » MSNBC.com: Technology & Science - Oct 9, 2008 In a high-tech version of those baking soda-and-vinegar experiments at science fairs, scientists have simulated a key stage of volcanic eruptions where steam and other fluids rushing through cracks in underground rocks … |
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8 great space telescopesmsnbc.msn.com » MSNBC.com: Technology & Science - Oct 9, 2008 The Hubble Space Telescope isn’t the only scientific eye in the sky. Since 1990, Hubble has been joined by a fleet of orbital observatories that have dazzled us with images of the cosmos. |
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Kaspersky Lab To Do Equity Placementquintura.com » Quintura blog - Oct 9, 2008 The leading Russian internet security and antivirus software vendor Kaspersky Lab plans to do a private placement of equity to finance potential acquisitions, reported business daily newspaper Kommersant. By attracting … Also tagged: news, enterprise, kaspersky lab, russian internet security, russian antivirus software |
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Soldier’s Pillow Talk Getting NSA Hotinquisitr.com » The Inquisitr - Oct 9, 2008 Even though I might not be an American and my point of view just a tad bias I have never believed that the Patriot Act would do anything to really make the country - or its people - any safer. The ability to basically … Also tagged: government, soldiers, spying, nsa |
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Is Apple Finally Gunning for Microsoft?inquisitr.com » The Inquisitr - Oct 9, 2008 There is no denying that in the past few years Apple has been making a lot of headway with their laptops. According to MacWorld the demand for the laptops helped Apple net a $1.05 billion profit for its fiscal second … |
microsoft.co.il » ekampf 2.0 - Oct 9, 2008
(Originally posted on Cloud Avenue) Jeff Barr from Amazon Web Service reports that Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3) is now storing more than 29 billion, an increase of 7 billion from the previous quarter: As one of …
Also tagged: technology, aws, amazon, s3, cloud computing, simple storage service
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DIN Rail And Smurf Tube: How To Wire Your Race Car On The Cheap [Tech]jalopnik.com » Jalopnik - Oct 9, 2008 As the Bent Belvedere inches ever closer to 24 Hours Of LeMons Thunderhill readiness, team captain Plymsole has decided that the duct-tape-and-speaker-wire electrical system isn't going to be very reliable on the … Also tagged: racing, belvedere, plymouth, wiring, 24 hours of lemons, 1966 plymouth belvedere |
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Apple Announces iPhone Tech Talk Tourinquisitr.com » The Inquisitr - Oct 9, 2008 It’s an Apple-filled kind of day — news of an $800 laptop, new Brick images, and new iPhone rumors — and now, Apple’s announcing a series of free worldwide “tech talks” about the iPhone. The iPhone Tech Talk World … |
sciencecodex.com » Science Codex - Tech - Oct 9, 2008
CAMBRIDGE Mass. -- Dozens of cars in the Boston area are testing the latest generation of an MIT mobile-sensor network for traffic analysis that could help drivers cut their commuting time, alert them to potential …