Thursday, May 12, 2011

Sci/Tech News

Sci/Tech News


Facebook says no 'smear' campaign intended - USA Today

Posted: 12 May 2011 12:58 PM PDT


Globe and Mail

Facebook says no 'smear' campaign intended
USA Today
No 'smear' campaign was authorized or intended. Instead, we wanted third parties to verify that people did not approve of the collection and use of information from their accounts on Facebook and other services ...
Summary Box: Facebook-Google rivalry intensifies with PR fiascoWashington Post
Facebook-Google Rivalry Intensifies With PR FiascoABC News
Facebook Hires PR Firm to Pitch Google Privacy StorySan Francisco Chronicle
Telegraph.co.uk -InfoWorld
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Android Market makes it easier to find apps - msnbc.com

Posted: 12 May 2011 10:05 AM PDT


DailyTech

Android Market makes it easier to find apps
msnbc.com
Facebook, iPhone, Twitter and Wii. Technology evolves at the speed of light. Msnbc.com's tech reporters and editors look at the gadgets, games and innovations changing our world. You can now easily see which apps are trending in the Android Market. ...
Google TV turns on Android, Web appsEETimes.com
Android Market Update: Why It MattersInformationWeek
Google Revamps Android Market to Give App RecommendationsPC Magazine
PCWorld -Computerworld -eWeek
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Twitter updates Mac desktop client - Computerworld

Posted: 12 May 2011 01:11 PM PDT


Computerworld

Twitter updates Mac desktop client
Computerworld
Computerworld - Twitter today updated its Mac desktop software, the first time the micro-blogging service has refreshed the program since it launched last January. Twitter 2.1 hit Apple's Mac App Store earlier Thursday; as of 4 pm ET, ...
Twitter on iPhone, Android Web browsers looks and works like an appLos Angeles Times
Twitter upgrades mobile website and appAmsterdamPrinting.com
Twitter for Mac, Mobile Site Get a MakeoverPC Magazine
Mashable -Deadbolt -The Business Insider
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Ubisoft Giving Other Franchises the Assassin's Creed Treatment - GamePro.com

Posted: 12 May 2011 02:16 PM PDT


Attack of the Fanboy

Ubisoft Giving Other Franchises the Assassin's Creed Treatment
GamePro.com
Ubisoft has announced on its recent investors' call that it will be applying Assassin's Creed's development model to other franchises in its lineup. Speaking with investors on the company's fiscal year results call today, ...
More Ubisoft Franchises to Get the Assassin's Creed Treatment1UP.com
'Assassin's Creed Revelations' Promises to Wrap Up Altair and Ezio's StoriesOlogy
AC Revelations to wrap up Ezio, Altair storylinesDestructoid
Computerandvideogames.com -GameSpot -SCRAWL
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Russian site near Arctic Circle may show late refuge of Neanderthals ... - Washington Post

Posted: 12 May 2011 11:16 AM PDT


PhysOrg.com

Russian site near Arctic Circle may show late refuge of Neanderthals ...
Washington Post
By AP, NEW YORK — Scientists have identified what may be one of the last northern refuges of Neanderthals, a spot near the Arctic Circle in Russia with artifacts dated to 31000 to 34000 years ago. Stone tools and flakes found there look like the work ...
Did the Neanderthals linger in Russia?USA Today
An Arctic refuge for Neanderthals?Nature.com (subscription) (blog)
Neanderthals went extinct 10000 years earlier, study saysZME Science

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Apple TV 4.2.2 update brings minor fixes to black boxes - Apple Insider

Posted: 11 May 2011 02:51 PM PDT


Apple TV 4.2.2 update brings minor fixes to black boxes
Apple Insider
A new software update addresses a variety of minor issues for users of the second generation "black box" A4-powered Apple TV. The update, which is the second minor update to version 4.2, is named 4.2.2, but internally is described ...
Apple TV 4.2.2 Update, Fixes Minor BugsITProPortal
News: iPhoto Update Fixes Merged Events IssueThe Mac Observer
Apple releases iPhoto 9.1.3 updateCNET (blog)
Startup Meme -Ubergizmo -Mac Rumors
all 30 news articles »

Angry Birds: Play online for free, thanks to Google - Christian Science Monitor

Posted: 12 May 2011 08:15 AM PDT


Gaming Union

Angry Birds: Play online for free, thanks to Google
Christian Science Monitor
Angry Birds is finally making a landing on the Web. For newbies – and considering the popularity of the game, which extends across countries and continents, we're not sure how many of you there are out there – Angry ...
Angry Birds flying to the WebCNET
Google's Great Chrome-Based Angry Birds GiveawayPCWorld (blog)
Google expands Chrome web store, offers Angry BirdsTG Daily
Inquirer -Washington Post (blog) -Billboard
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New iMac Drives Not Meant to Be Replaced, And I Hate It - GigaOm

Posted: 12 May 2011 01:33 PM PDT


New iMac Drives Not Meant to Be Replaced, And I Hate It
GigaOm
Don't replace the hard drive in your new 2011 iMac, or the fans will scream like a banshee as they spin up to full-speed and the Apple Hardware Test (AHT) will fail. ...
Hard drive upgrades restricted in Apple's new Thunderbolt iMacsApple Insider
Apple iMac spring 2011 (2.5GHz, 21.5in)CNET
OWC: Replacing main hard drive with third party is not an option in new iMacstuaw.com
Gizmodo -Tech2 -Mac Rumors
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