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FCC Opens TV 'White Spaces' for Unlicensed Super Wi-Fi PC Magazine The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday released its long-awaited revised rules regarding devices that access white spaces, which can provide extended wireless capabilities, sometimes known as "Wi-Fi on steroids. ... See all stories on this topic »

Verizon CEO throws wet blanket on iPhone rumors Ars Technica By Chris Foresman | Last updated September 23, 2010 1:43 PM Though rumors about the possibility of Apple launching a CDMA-compatible iPhone on Verizon have been picking up steam lately—our own sources have told us that an LTE-capable iPhone has been in ... See all stories on this topic » Ars Technica

Newark, NJ, schools to get $100M Facebook donation The Associated Press NEWARK, NJ — Mark Zuckerberg, the 26-year-old wunderkind behind Facebook is making a move to become a player in philanthropy just before the opening of a film that portrays him as less than charitable. The recipient of his $100 million donation ... See all stories on this topic »

RIM could be prepping 2.5 million BlackPads for this year IntoMobile Research In Motion is supposedly preparing to make 2.5 million BlackBerry tablets, or BlackPads, for the fourth quarter of this year, according to a financial analyst. This figure comes from Susquehanna Research analyst Jeffrey Fidacaro and it does ... See all stories on this topic » IntoMobile

Facebook Plans Deeper Phone Integration InformationWeek A two-year-old partnership with INQ Mobile is expected to give Facebook a more pervasive presence on some mobile phones. By Thomas Claburn Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrates and discusses the future of collaboration and talks about Intel s business ... See all stories on this topic »

Experiment a success: Texas cougars beef up Florida panthers Houston Chronicle By ERIC BERGER Facing threats from habitat loss, hunting and poisoning only about two dozen panthers — also called cougars, pumas and mountain lions — remained in 1995. And after decades of inbreeding they were a miserable lot: they had heart problems, ... See all stories on this topic »

Microsoft: IE9 to require Windows 7 SP1 Computerworld By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Microsoft's new Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) browser will require Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1), a not-yet-released major update to the operating system, the company said today. According to a FAQ posted on the company's ... See all stories on this topic »

Spanish Court Sides With Google in YouTube Copyright Case New York Times By ERIC PFANNER PARIS — A Spanish court sided with Google on Thursday in a dispute with the broadcaster Telecinco, saying Google's online video-sharing service, YouTube, did not have to screen television clips for potential copyright violations before ... See all stories on this topic »

Einstein's Relativity Affects Aging on Earth (Slightly) National Geographic Like a vignette from The Twilight Zone, new research shows that you'll age slightly faster standing on a staircase than you do on the floor below. The finding is linked to the strange, time-bending effects of Albert Einstein's theories of relativity, ... See all stories on this topic » National Geographic

Netflix Apologizes For Misleading Media InformationWeek Extras hired for the Toronto launch event promoting the debut of the movie subscription service's online video offering in Canada were told to act excited when talking to media. By Antone Gonsalves Netflix has apologized for telling hired extras ... See all stories on this topic »

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