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Google accelerates Android browser updates with mobile Chrome
Computerworld
By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Google's launch today of Chrome for Android may be a move to accelerate the pace of browser updates, an analyst said. "Google's playing catch-up here," said Al Hilwa of IDC. "Although both the stock Android and Chrome ...
Google releases Chrome app for Android Ice Cream SandwichLos Angeles Times
Three years on, Chrome at last arrives on AndroidCNET
Google introduces Chrome for phoneThe Guardian
PCWorld -Register -Wired News
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Laser boffins blast bits onto hard drive at 200Gb/sec
Register
A team of scientists have published a new way of using heat to store data magnetically, which could increase the speed of hard drives over a hundredfold. Conventional drives use electromagnetism to selectively change the polarity of points on a drive, ...
Magnetic recording method could speed up hard drivesThe Engineer
New storage technology is hundreds of times faster than current hard drives ...Daily Mail
Faster data storage created by heatUPI.com
The Verge -New Scientist (blog) -Legit Reviews
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Hackers sought $50000 from Symantec
Reuters
By Frank Jack Daniel (Reuters) - Hackers sought $50000 from US anti-virus firm Symantec Corp in return for the stolen blueprints to its flagship products under what the company says was a sting operation run by an undisclosed law enforcement agency via ...
Hackers wanted $50000 to keep Symantec source code privateCNET
As Hackers Leak Symantec's Source Code, Firm Says Cops Set Up Extortion StingForbes
Hackers spunk 'pcAnywhere source' after negotiation breakdownRegister
Inquirer -PCWorld -ZDNet UK
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Safer Internet Day: almost half of under-12s using Facebook
Telegraph.co.uk
Nearly half of UK children under the age of 12 are using Facebook despite being too young to do so, according to a new piece of research. Facebook requires its members to be at least 13 years-old to use the site. Photo: PA By Emma Barnett, ...
Nearly half of under 12s have an illegal Facebook account - and 23 per cent of ...Daily Mail
Facebook left red-faced over Safer Internet Day surveyV3.co.uk
Survey finds larger percentage of UK children using Facebook than in USThe Drum
Telecompaper (subscription) -PressDoc (press release)
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'Oldest living thing on earth' discovered
Telegraph.co.uk
Ancient patches of a giant seagrass in the Mediterranean Sea are now considered the oldest living organism on Earth after scientists dated them as up to 200000 years old. By Jonathan Pearlman, Sydney Australian scientists sequenced the DNA of samples ...
Mediterranean seagrass could be hundreds of thousands of years oldThe Guardian
Patch of seagrass is world's oldest living organismNew Scientist
Self-Cloning Seagrass May Be World's Oldest Living ThingVoice of America
UPI.com -The State Column -Gather.com
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