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Yahoo! offers unimited e-mail storage Times Online - Times Online and AP. In another reminder of technology’s quantum leaps, Yahoo!!’s free e-mail service will provide unlimited storage space to its nearly 250 million users worldwide – a concept that seemed unfathomable just a few years ago. Yahoo opens up Web mail APIs Yahoo Mail goes all-you-can-eat |
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Fallen debris may be meteorite Taipei Times - Flaming debris which fell from the sky near a Chilean airliner over the Pacific Ocean may have been a meteorite, New Zealand authorities said yesterday. Rubbish is a ticking timebomb in the sky Plane's Meteoric Near Miss |
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 Brisbane Times |
Gold rush is on for virtual worlds USA Today - By Peter Svensson, AP. NEW YORK – Companies are flocking to market themselves in virtual worlds, game-like and usually three-dimensional online universes, but the long-term shape of this fledgling industry is far from clear. Obama is First in Their Second Life Cutting edge tech makes the virtual world your oyster |
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Miyamoto on Third-Party Development Teams Aussie-Nintendo.com - April 01, 2007 – During an interview on Newsweek, Shigeru Miyamoto spoke on the difficulties of third-party games competing with those created by in-house teams at Nintendo. Mario is sexier than Sonic: more on the Sonic/Mario Olympics title Mario and Sonic in the Olympic Games |
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Microsoft confirms new Xbox 360 Edmonton Sun - By STEVE TILLEY. It's been one of the worst-kept video game secrets of the past month, and this week Microsoft finally confirmed the rumours swirling around the Internet to be true: a new Xbox 360 model is on the way. Roundtable #10: Updated Console Versions: Good or Bad? 'Elite' system |
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Microsoft Outsources New Halo 2 Maps Wired Blogs - Microsoft announced today that two new multiplayer maps for Halo 2, developed by Austin, Texas-based Certain Affinity, will be available April 17. Halo 2 Fans Prepare for Battle as Exclusive New Maps Newsbriefs: Halo Maps, Fonix Results, Xbox Mod Arrest |
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Brisbane Times |
Cutting edge tech makes the virtual world your oyster PopMatters - From being a flat presence on a computer screen, the Web is rapidly morphing into a three-dimensional virtual world. by Stevenson Swanson. Obama is First in Their Second Life Virtually real |
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Deep Earth's Temperature Estimated at 6650 Degrees Fahrenheit Korea Times - The temperature of the Earth’s extremely deep interior was estimated at 6650 degrees Fahrenheit (3677 degrees Celsius), National Geographic News reported Thursday quoting scientists. MIT Model Provides Realistic View Of Ocean Earth's Temperature 1000 Miles Under the Surface Hits 6650 Degrees … |
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PC World – Update: Minimo, the Mozilla mobile browser, became available this week in the midst of changes within the Minimo project that make its future uncertain.
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Will Apple TV touch off an iPod-style revolution? Los Angeles Times - Microsoft has a comprehensive plan to change the way you watch TV, listen to music and interact with home-made computer content. As we discussed in the last column, it is a pretty good plan – but one that may fall apart because of digital rights … Apple Launches Album-Centered Marketing Play Why I don't want to Complete My Albums on iTunes |
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 Montreal Gazette |
Bad behavior in the blogosphere San Francisco Chronicle - Death threats against a popular tech blogger this week have ignited an online firestorm about free speech, civility and sexism on the Internet. Call for a Blogger's Code of Conduct Call for code of conduct as tech blogger receives death threats |
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 CTV.ca |
Falcon Eggs Taken From Hazardous Nest Playfuls.com - by News Staff. Researchers in San Francisco robbed a pair of peregrine falcons of their eggs because the offspring would likely drown if they hatched on the Bay Bridge. Saving San Francisco's Favorite Falcons Scientists Attempt to Rescue Falcon Eggs |
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Study: Dinosaurs' demise didn't spur mammals' evolution Houston Chronicle - By MALCOLM RITTER. AP. NEW YORK – Maybe you learned this in school: The big dinosaur die-off 65 million years ago was a liberation for mammals, and they quickly produced a bunch of new species that included ancestors of humans and other modern-day … New theory raised on rise of mammals Dinosaur extinction didn't make way for us |
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