Hitching a Ride on a StartupBus Bound for Austin: Part IV
Our intrepid correspondent’s dispatches from inside a mobile hackathon
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Hitching a Ride on a StartupBus Bound for Austin: Part IV
Our intrepid correspondent’s dispatches from inside a mobile hackathon
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Hitching a Ride on a StartupBus Bound for Austin: Part IV
After 244 years, the Encyclopaedia Britannica will cease publishing its flagship encyclopedia and concentrate on its digital offerings.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica drops print edition
AT&T wants to sit down to talk to the iPhone user, who recently won his case against AT&T for slowing down his unlimited data service. [Read more]
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AT&T offers iPhone user a settlement in throttling case
It’s Godzilla versus Godzookie as these two Nissans battle it out around a slightly damp Bedford Autodrome. [Read more]
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How does the Nissan Juke-R compare to the GT-R on a wet track?
Soon FourSquare won’t be the only cool kid on the location-based apps block: A new wave of startups, including Highlight, Zaarly, TaskRabbit and Localmind, are generating buzz at South by Southwest by drawing on smartphone location data to deliver a range of social, commercial and informational experiences.
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SXSW: Location, location, location fuels mobile apps
The paper strips are designed to change from blue to pink within 30 seconds of exposure to even trace amounts of nerve gas. [Read more]
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Litmus-like sensor could detect chemical weapons
And as James Whittaker laments on the passing of a golden age, a few reasons why he ought to smell the coffee.
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A Googler says goodbye to the Googleplex-and tells the world why
With the new BMW 650i, CNET finds a car much more attractive than the previous generation, and loaded with technology for driver ease and performance. [Read more]
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BMW finely delivers a good-looking 6-series
Freshly baked food that reminds you of home is always a good thing. Even while camping. [Read more]
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Frozen pizza (and much more) in the woods
Commerce Secretary warns that without sweeping reforms, U.S. businesses will continue to fall prey to foreign corporate espionage.
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U.S. Businesses Vulnerable to Espionage Without Cybersecurity Legislation