Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, went before Britain’s Supreme Court in the latest chapter of a long-running battle to avoid extradition to Sweden to answer accusations of sexual misconduct.
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, went before Britain’s Supreme Court in the latest chapter of a long-running battle to avoid extradition to Sweden to answer accusations of sexual misconduct.
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WikiLeaks Founder Appeals Extradition
You know the economy is really going to bloody hell when ATMs start to pay bank customers with dead rodents, which is exactly what happened to this guy on the right. He got his cash and the dead Mickey on the left. More
You know the economy is really going to bloody hell when ATMs start to pay bank customers with dead rodents, which is exactly what happened to this guy on the right. He got his cash and the dead Mickey on the left. More
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Nokia’s finished its research project to see if it’s worth jamming solar panels onto cellphones.
Nokia’s finished its research project to see if it’s worth jamming solar panels onto cellphones.
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Nokia: ‘No solar cellphones from us’
If the Swedes can dry a load of laundry on a 40Gbps internet connection, just imagine what they could do with 120Gbps. Melt polar caps? Solve the debt crisis?
If the Swedes can dry a load of laundry on a 40Gbps internet connection, just imagine what they could do with 120Gbps. Melt polar caps? Solve the debt crisis?
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Cisco, Telia to activate ‘world’s fastest internet connection’ at 120Gbps, sounds pretty Swede
Plus Linus Torvalds’s ‘bogus’ calls on IP issues, and Paul Thurrott on Windows 8 A quick burst of 11 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Tangle: a JavaScript library for reactive documents > > Bret Victor “Tangle is a JavaScript library for creating reactive documents.
Plus Linus Torvalds’s ‘bogus’ calls on IP issues, and Paul Thurrott on Windows 8 A quick burst of 11 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Tangle: a JavaScript library for reactive documents > > Bret Victor “Tangle is a JavaScript library for creating reactive documents.
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Boot up: Apple offers iPod nano 1st gen replacements, Windows Phone ‘on road to profitability’, and more
If you haven’t already gotten whiplash from the ongoing cellphone – cancer debate , a freshly released scientific review might just do the trick.
If you haven’t already gotten whiplash from the ongoing cellphone – cancer debate , a freshly released scientific review might just do the trick.
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Cellphones are dangerous / not dangerous: cancer experts say ‘What, me worry?’
Been lusting after the Galaxy S II , but aren’t willing to break the bank? We hear you, and apparently Samsung does too
Been lusting after the Galaxy S II , but aren’t willing to break the bank? We hear you, and apparently Samsung does too
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Samsung Galaxy Z: Galaxy S II’s ‘affordable little brother’ now ready for pre-order
While Google continues to work on an official Android Market for TVs , Sweden’s own People of Lava has announced the second version of the app store for its Scandinavia Android TV . With version 2.0 People of Lava is focusing on attracting developers to create apps specifically for the Android 1.5-powered TVs in order to fill its own app marketplace. Like Google , it has opened up a developer site stuffed with information for anyone interested in developing apps for the TVs, which are currently hand built in 42-, 47- and 55-inch sizes with prices starting at €2500 ($3,564)
While Google continues to work on an official Android Market for TVs , Sweden’s own People of Lava has announced the second version of the app store for its Scandinavia Android TV . With version 2.0 People of Lava is focusing on attracting developers to create apps specifically for the Android 1.5-powered TVs in order to fill its own app marketplace. Like Google , it has opened up a developer site stuffed with information for anyone interested in developing apps for the TVs, which are currently hand built in 42-, 47- and 55-inch sizes with prices starting at €2500 ($3,564)
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People of Lava invites Android developers to version 2.0 of its app market for TVs
Who says wheelchairs have to be boring? A sweet new ride developed at Sweden’s Luleå University of Technology features a cutting edge navigational laser that lets the visually impaired venture out on their own. More
Who says wheelchairs have to be boring? A sweet new ride developed at Sweden’s Luleå University of Technology features a cutting edge navigational laser that lets the visually impaired venture out on their own. More
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