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• World leaders greet South Sudan - BBC News
• Nasa fights to save the James Webb space telescope from the axe - The Guardian
• Google Pushing Social Effort - Wall Street Journal
• U.S. Suspects Contaminated Foreign-Made Components Threaten Cyber Security - ABC News
• HTC Thunderbolt Is The Most Expensive Phone To Make? - SlashGear
• Shuttle Program Began 30 Years Ago - Fox11online.com

World leaders greet South Sudan - BBC News Posted: 09 Jul 2011 01:36 PM PDT Reuters Africa World leaders greet South Sudan BBC News Leaders across the globe have been sending their congratulations to South Sudan on the day it became the world's newest nation. Statements recognising South Sudan's nationhood flowed from the US, UK, Russia and others as tens of thousands watched an ... Chicago rally supports peace in Sudan's Darfur regionChicago Tribune South Sudan, world's newest nation, is instantly one of the most troubledLos Angeles Times After Years of Struggle, South Sudan Becomes a New NationNew York Times Toronto Star -Washington Post -The Seattle Times all 5,083 news articles »

Nasa fights to save the James Webb space telescope from the axe - The Guardian Posted: 09 Jul 2011 01:05 PM PDT ABC News Nasa fights to save the James Webb space telescope from the axe The Guardian A Nasa engineer begins final cryogenic testing of the first flight-ready segments of the James Webb telescope. Photograph: AP Nasa is fighting to save its next-generation space observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope. Politicians want to end the ... Way Above the Shuttle FlightNew York Times Atlantis' first full day in orbit nearly perfectThe Associated Press Blastoff from the Past: A Look Back at the Space ShuttleMIT Technology Review msnbc.com -Reuters Canada -InformationWeek all 8,378 news articles »

Google Pushing Social Effort - Wall Street Journal Posted: 07 Jul 2011 07:58 PM PDT Search Engine Land Google Pushing Social Effort Wall Street Journal SUN VALLEY, Idaho—Google Inc.'s Eric Schmidt was upbeat about the company's new social-networking service and said it is only the beginning of Google's attempt to personalize its products for individual users. ... Google doubling Google+ populationCNET Why Google+ Business Profiles Will Trump Facebook PagesPCWorld Elgan: How Google+ ends social networking fatigueComputerworld Washington Post -PC Magazine -Los Angeles Times all 331 news articles »

U.S. Suspects Contaminated Foreign-Made Components Threaten Cyber Security - ABC News Posted: 09 Jul 2011 12:58 PM PDT ABC News U.S. Suspects Contaminated Foreign-Made Components Threaten Cyber Security ABC News A top official from the Department of Homeland Security said for the first time Thursday that some foreign-made computer components are being manufactured with cyber attacks in mind. (Caroline Purser/Photographer's Choice/Getty Images) ... DHS: Imported Consumer Tech Contains Hidden Hacker Attack ToolsFast Company Malware Comes with Many Gadgets, Homeland Security AdmitsPCWorld Tomorrow's cyberwarfare may be carried out by pre-infected electronics: DHSExaminer.com The Epoch Times -Gather.com -The Inquisitr all 10 news articles »

HTC Thunderbolt Is The Most Expensive Phone To Make? - SlashGear Posted: 09 Jul 2011 10:53 AM PDT Gotta Be Mobile HTC Thunderbolt Is The Most Expensive Phone To Make? SlashGear Verizon's very first blazing fast 4G LTE smartphone was the HTC Thunderbolt. We did a full review on the handset and although we were a disappointed by the poor battery life, we were indeed impressed by its speed. However, that connection speed is also ... Verizon pushes latest Thunderbolt update: solves reboot issues, kills free ...Engadget HTC Thunderbolt OTA Update 1.70.605.0 (Froyo) Rolling Out Now, Fixes Reboots ...Android Police HTC Thunderbolt Random Reboot Fix Finally Ready?Everything Android Product Reviews -PopHerald.com -GizmoCrunch all 22 news articles »

Shuttle Program Began 30 Years Ago - Fox11online.com Posted: 08 Jul 2011 05:30 PM PDT Astrobiology Magazine Shuttle Program Began 30 Years Ago Fox11online.com The shuttle program began when astronauts John Young and Bob Crippen launched Columbia on the first of those 135 missions. The launch date was 30 years ago this past April (Apr. 12). It was really a test flight orbiting the earth for barely two days, ... 'It was pure excitement'Houston Chronicle The last shuttlePortland Daily Sun How America's First Reusable Space Shuttle Got Off the GroundGizmodo WEAR -CNN (blog) -Astrobiology Magazine all 11 news articles »

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