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• Milky Way Heavier Than Thought, and Spinning Faster

• Tooth Regeneration Coming Soon

• Amazon S3 Adds Option To Make Data Accessors Pay

• Carefully Timed Jerks Could Power Space Elevator

• Employees the Next (Continuing) Big Security Risk?

• A Hacker’s Audacious Plan To Rule the Underground

• Distributed “Nuclear Batteries” the New Infrastructure Answer?

• ESA Embraces Open Source With New SAR Toolbox

• Ubuntu Kung Fu

• New Method To Revolutionize DNA Sequencing

• LG High-Def TVs To Stream Netflix Videos

• Do Twitter Phishing Scams Herald the End of Microblogs?

• Microsoft Rumored To Lay Off Thousands Worldwide

• Steve Jobs Issues Update On His Health

• Review of ‘MacHeads’ Documentary

Digg (feed)

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• China Launches Crackdown on Internet Pornography

• Campaign to Stop File-Sharers Being “Guilty Upon Accusation”

• Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

• Google to Release Picasa Beta for Mac

• Comcast Able To Slow Bandwidth Hogs Across Its Network Again

• Cheap Thrills: Gadget Makers Bet on Budget Gear in 2009

• Security and your mother’s Linux box

• In Depth: Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6 - the story so far

• World’s top gadget show plugging into the Internet

• MacRumors’ Macworld San Francisco 2009 Rumor Roundup

• 13 Predictions of 2009

• Steve Jobs says a hormone imbalance to blame for weight loss

• CES: Samsung To Unveil 7mm-thick TV

• Steamiest iPhone Apps: iFog vs iSteam

• Oops: LA Times wiki experiment fails after inundated by porn

enGadget (feed)
Engadget: Engadget

• Polk adds some oomph to its SurroundBar SDA Instant Home Theater

• MacBook Wheel revealed by the Onion News Network

• NEC debuts 26-inch LCD2690WUXi² for professionals at Macworld

• GestureTek brings 3D and gestures together for remote control

• LaCie intros 22x d2 external DVD burner, 2TB Hard Disk MAX

• Sakar kicks out new Vivitar cameras, DSLR lenses

• Samsung debuts H-Series of HD camcorders, first with 64GB SSD

• Creative Zen Zii screenshots unearthed, possibly faked

• Engadget’s new double-wide HQ rolls in to Vegas

• iLuv’s iMM183 dual dock iPod alarm clock also does weather alerts

• Engadget is live from CES 2009!

• Wisair’s Wireless USB Display Adapter Set coming soon for $129

• Famicom cart camera provides its own smile-catching technology

• Fraunhofer IIS to push MPEG Surround as next big downloadable audio format

• Apple’s final Macworld keynote is Tuesday, and we’ll be there live!

Ars Technica (feed)
Ars Technica:

• What piracy? Movie biz sees record box office in 2009

• Norwegian podcast puts entire Beatles catalog online�legally

• Last call for tech policy “Who’s Who” nominations!

• Twishing attacks steal data in 140 characters or less

• Used game prices tank as the market rewards big hits

• 2009: science celebrates 400 years of Galileo, 200 of Darwin

• Netflix bypasses US mail, set-top box with new HDTVs from LG

• China targets Google, Baidu in latest ‘Net filth crackdown

• Israel/Hamas battle goes Web 2.0

• Ars at Macworld ‘09: Rumor roundup and live keynote plans

• Nothin’ but a number: two views of life on the grid

• VIA’s Nano processor finally showing up in systems

• NASA may get a boost from the Pentagon under Obama

• Semiconductor industry slides past dark and into “pitch black”

• College courses: even “offline” classes are online now