Twitter has just rolled out its new Lists feature to a huge portion of its user base right now. The feature allows you to group users you follow together and then lets you share those for others to also follow.
Thank goodness for that.
Google plans to launch an online store to deliver electronic books to any device with a Web browser, threatening to upset a burgeoning market for dedicated e-readers dominated by Amazon's Kindle.
Microsoft said early Thursday that it has been able to recover the personal data lost on many of T-Mobile USA's Sidekick users.
Seems like Apple's perfect backup solution that 'just works' is going a little too far. Users on Apple forums report their Time Capsule deciding to seal its contents shut forever - the power supply dies and the unit is unable to be switched back on.
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The indictment of suspected terrorist Najibullah Zazi, who is charged with acquiring and preparing bombs similar to the ones deployed in the 2005 London subway attacks, rides substantially on Zazi's Internet surfing habits.
Indonesia's most-wanted Islamist militant, Noordin Mohamed Top, has been killed during a raid in central Java, say police.
excerpt: "" The two students (from MIT, of course) put together a low-budget rig to fly a camera high enough to photograph the curvature of the Earth.
Top reps from Time Warner Cable and the National Cable and Telecommunications Association have met with the FCC to back the MPAA's bid for selectable output control.
The iPhone is seriously lacking in social skills. Is Motorola's new Cliq handset the answer?
The New York times reported on the 12th of September tens of thousands of protesters converging on the Capitol to demonstrate against US President Barack Obama's health care reform.
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Investigators searching for missing Yale graduate student Annie Le found what they believe to be her remains in the walls of a Yale laboratory, police said tonight.
Today, as the various sound systems in the room are reminding us, is unofficially Beatles Day: 09/09/09.
Imagine there's no Apple. Over here in the US, it's hard to do. But in technologically advanced, mobile-crazy South Korea, there's more iRiver than iPhone—no iPhones at all, no Apple stores, and far, far fewer iPods on the Seoul subway than I've seen in New York.
There have been many posts on Newsvine lately that tap dance around this issue. They complain about Barack's birth certificate and his alleged "death panels" and is he a socialist or a communist or a fascist.
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The oldest original working computer in the U.K., which has been in storage for nearly 30 years, is getting restored to its former glory.
In my experience, a good percentage of the acrimony on Newsvine results from situations where a poster's intentions are either misunderstood, or mischaracterized.
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Biologists have figured out the most efficient way to destroy an ecosystem — and it's based on the Google search algorithm.
Cable companies don't want the FCC to define broadband based on the actual performance of their networks. AT&T wants the definition restricted to a "minimal set of applications" that doesn't explicitly mention video or audio. Others want a definition based on what it can deliver.
A Missouri woman was tricked into wiring about $4,000 to someone in England after receiving faked messages from a friend on Facebook asking for help, police said Wednesday.
Mac or PC? The war rages on. We've thrown the most recent 13-inch MacBook Pro and the closest PC to a Mac we've seen, the Asus U80V, into the ring for an all out brawl.
According to ChannelWeb, security experts and researchers are criticising Mac's new Snow Leopard OS for its woefully inadequate security features. For the sake of maintaining Mac vs. PC equilibrium, let's get a typical opinion from both sides. Maccies
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I'm sorry, Microsoft. On behalf of Silicon Valley, I'm sorry.
After reading Mac OSX Snow Leopard's features , I agree with this techie - it's a cheap Windows 7 knock-off.
Do the images really show the early stages of Google's enigmatic OS, or are they just the work of a clever and industrious techie?
Microsoft said early Thursday that it has been able to recover the personal data lost on many of T-Mobile USA's Sidekick users.
"We've been seeing a continuing surge of voluntary disclosure," said IRS Deputy Commissioner Barry Shott, who oversees international tax compliance.
At first glance, James Dyson's latest invention looks like a powerful HD antenna or perhaps a small portal into another world. But in fact, the device, which carries the vaunting title of Dyson Air Multiplier, is something much more common: a fan.
Wow, a very very interesting new fan technology. Hopefully this will bring a major revolution in airflow tech.
Reports have been cropping up on the Apple Support forums that users have been losing all their data due to a nasty bug in Snow Leopard, Apple's latest Operating System. Many users are reporting that all settings are being reset and most data is gone, according to iTWire.
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