aaronjerling
French pirates face net cut-off
Games firms 'catching' non-gamers
Battle begins for online role players
Desperately Seeking Enterprise Software for Macs
Texts tackle HIV in South Africa
ITunes glitch censors song titles
Google Russian purchase blocked
Microsoft results offer hope to tech sector
Realtime wars pick up speed
Sticky tape is source of X-rays
New Sat Nav Service - From Europe
Europe delays its ExoMars mission
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7677349.stm
I wonder if this is going to be another hubble - costing many millions, taking many years, but finding out many interesting things?
Not long left for cassette tapes
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4099904.stm
I find it quite surprising that they're still going at all!
Broadband speed tests questioned
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7669713.stm
Long have we moaned to our ISP's that the speed we pay for is not what we're getting. Now Virgin Media (UK) are launching a super-fast service, that they argue will be faster than everyone will actually measure. . .They've got some interesting points, but I still don't think that the speeds advertised are anywhere near what they should be.
Internet use 'good for the brain'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7667610.stm
Good news for all the hackers out there! The more you use the net, the smarter you get, the better you can hack, the better the net becomes, the more you (and others) will use the net, smarter you (and the world) become(s).
Does that mean that women are smarter than men because more of their braincells get killed (or shrunk) according to this research?