Thursday, December 2, 2010

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NASA scientists find bacteria that can live on arsenic
USA Today
By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY Arsenic and deep space? NASA scientists Thursday served up a poison-munching microbe as a model for life on alien worlds. Researchers report in the journal Science the discovery of a bacteria in a mud sample from California's ...
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Google: Judge, Jury and Online Shopping Executioner
PC Magazine
Google wants to wipe bad online merchants off its search engine, but is it going too far? I have stared into the black-eyed-heart of online shopping darkness and seen a smiling Russian immigrant entrepreneur staring back at me. ...
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OnLive announces $10 a month unlimited game streaming
Digitaltrends.com
OnLive, the streaming video game microconsole, is launching a new unlimited game streaming service for $9.99 a month. It will launch with 14 games. It seems like $7.99 – $9.99 is the magic price for streaming content these days. ...
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Google in 'better' copyright protection vow
Register
As it seeks to make nice with the big name record labels, TV networks, and movie studios, Google has announced that it's working to provide better protection against online copyright infringement. At least in four small ways. "As the web has grown, ...
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Zynga Acquires Words With Friends Developer Newtoy
PC World
By Lex Friedman, Macworld Zynga--purveyors of Facebook-dominating games like Farmville, FrontierVille, FishVille, and PetVille--announced on Thursday that it had acquired Texas-based mobile gaming company Newtoy. Newtoy, of course, is behind iOS smash ...
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Chrome 8 goes final with PDF viewer, Web Store support
Electronista
Google today quietly released a finished version of Chrome 8. The stable release adds a new built-in PDF viewer that, like Safari, saves having to use a companion app. The tool is sandboxed to prevent a rogue PDF from compromising the browser and ...
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Verizon LTE Blows Through Monthly Data Cap in 32 Minutes
PC Magazine
Verizon's new 4G LTE network is so fast that you can use up your entire 5GB, $50 monthly allotment in 32 minutes. I'm in the middle of testing Verizon's new LTE network, and the 2010-era speeds are soured by the 2005-era thinking on data plans. ...
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Mickey paints toons in 'Epic' adventure
USA Today
Mickey Mouse, one of the most beloved cartoon characters of all time, has a new gig. He is the star of his own video game —Epic Mickey— and luckily, the game lives up to the grandeur of the title. Created by legendary video-game producer Warren Spector ...
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Retailers building their own iPod touch, iPad POS systems
Apple Insider
By Daniel Eran Dilger Apple's open, third party iOS ecosystem is enabling retailers to build mobile point of sale devices based on the iPod touch independently of the EasyPay solution used in its own retail stores, with new retail applications of the ...
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