The World Community Grid is hosting a Harvard project designed to use distributed computing to develop next generation clean energy technology.
"The Wi-Fi connection on Apple's recently released iPhone seems to be the source of a big headache for network administrators at Duke University.
"According to Irish ISP IE Internet's monthly "e-mail security statistics" as taken from over 35,000 Irish businesses, the United States maintained its number one spot at the top of the spam charts for the month of June, producing 39.37% of Irish spam.
"Apple has applied for a patent (in March 2006) which extends the concept of Multitouch to a computer mouse.
"2007 has not been kind to AMD.
" The newest iPod patent says that the "touch" and the "screen" don't have to go together. The next gen iPod will have a normal display covering the front, and a separate touch surface on the back. Here's how it'll work.
"iPods prices may stop falling as Apple addresses climbing flash memory prices, reports imply. Grappling with a likely shortage in flash memory supplies, Apple is currently discussing a high volume purchase of the component with Samsung, a report claims.
"Yesterday, Apple sent out short notices to their iTunes partners who provide the music content to the iTunes store. The notices let partners know that they would soon be able to offer DRM-free music and DRM-free music videos to customers through iTunes."
"A German man called on his bank for an unusual service when he was too tired and drunk to go home -- he bedded down there for the night with his horse.
"Those crafty kids at Hybrid Technologies aren't just busy stuffing ridiculous amounts of power into teeny-tiny Mullen GT bodies, they've also set their sights on a more consumer friendly car: the Mini Cooper.
"Large majorities (average 79%) across all four countries believe the United States seeks to "weaken and divide the Islamic world", ranging from 73 percent in Indonesia and Pakistan to 92 percent in Egypt.
"Internet users starting Wednesday can use Google Earth to zoom in on the destruction in Darfur, western Sudan, that has killed an estimated 300,000 people and displaced more than 2 million people.
"According to sources close to McRoberts, the versatile sophomore forward, who averaged 13 points, 7.9 rebounds and 3.5 assists this past season, met with Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski on Tuesday night and will bypass his final two years in Durham.
"As we recently noted, Maryland lawmakers were working on a plan that would force ISPs in the state to present quarterly reports on exactly where they offer service and at what speeds in order to help the state solve broadband penetration issues.
"You've seen more pictures than you can handle. You've read some new info. Now watch it set up, live and uncensored, with our amazing intertube video technologies."
""We've been testing Apple TV for the past 10 days or so, and our verdict is that it's a beautifully designed, easy-to-use product that should be very attractive to people with widescreen TV sets and lots of music, videos, and photos stored on computers.
"Akech Arol Deng has not seen his wife and son since they were seized by Arab militias from their home in south Sudan 19 years ago. His son, Deng, was just three years old at the time but Mr Arol is sure they are still alive, being used as slaves in the north.
""It may be the most stunning and creative attack ad yet for a 2008 presidential candidate -- one experts say could represent a watershed moment in 21st century media and political advertising," Carla Marinucci reports for The San Francisco Chronicle.
"Here's an eye-opener.
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"For the first time, the USDA has granted preliminary approval for large-scale planting of an engineered food crop that contains human genes.
"I started the gCensus project for two reasons: First, the Census Department's interface for mapping its data was clunky and looked like something out of the mid-90's—hardly appropriate for a modern web service.
With regard to the heated interplay between Duke and UNC over Hansbrough's broken nose, I feel that I must say something.
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"AMD buys out ATI, Intel and Nvidia seem to form a strategic alliance; in short these are turbulent times in the world of chip manufacturers.
"Faith, the dog best known for walking on two legs, was lost for several hours at the Orlando International Airport on Wednesday.
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