via Ars Technica
Google has issued a beta release of Chrome 14 that includes its Native Client (NaCl) … Read More >>
Google Steps Up to Defend Android Developers From Patent Lawsuit
via Gadget Lab
Google has intervened in an ongoing intellectual property dispute between smartphone application developers and a … Read More >>
Dutch PlantLab Revolutionizes Farming: No Sunlight, No Windows, Less Water, Better Food
via Singularity Hub
You’ve heard of paint by numbers? Get ready for feed-the-world by numbers. Dutch agricultural company PlantLab wants to … Read More >>
BBSettings Is The Ultimate Notification Center Jailbreak Tweak For iOS 5
via Redmond Pie
One of the main new features in iOS 5 is the introduction of a few widgets as part of Notification Center. Yet, in this … Read More >>
Coloft Hackfest Hits Santa Monica This Sunday
via lalawag
Want to make up to $4,000 this Sunday? No, that’s not the intro to a late night infomercial. It’s the… Read More >>
Try Helvetica: Improving Handmade Signs in Brazil with the Font
via TAXI Daily News
A blog TRY HELVETICA, by Brazilian design firm NOONO, alters signage from the streets of Brazil.
Handmade signs are given a … Read More >>
Americans Elect Shoots The Moon (And Misses)
via TechCrunch
I want to talk about American politics. No, wait, don’t go! Don’t worry; it’s OK; I’m Canadian. Your nation’s psychotic death … Read More >>
AOL hacked
via Boing Boing
Postmaster.aol.com, at time of writing, is hacked. For several hours! Perhaps a DNS thing that can’t be fixed by turning off … Read More >>
Stephan Guyenet’s critical examination of Gary Taubes’ anti-carb book, Good Calories, Bad Calories
via Boing Boing
Stephan Guyenet, a neurobiologist who studies the neurobiology of body fat regulation, wrote a long, detailed critique of Gary … Read More >>
Federal Judge: Students’ Raunchy Facebook Photos Are Protected by First Amendment
via Mashable!
A federal judge in Indiana has ruled that students who posted photos of themselves with penis-shaped lollipops on social … Read More >>