NYT: An article in The New York Times on Wednesday centers on Tocco da Casauria,…
Month: September 2010
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E.ON backs Germany’s ambitious renewable energy plan
Business Green: Germany’s ambitious plans to source 60 per cent of the country’s power from…
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Cutting the cord may sound ‘cool,’ but ‘very few’ are likely to snip, survey says (Ben Patterson)
Ben Patterson – Sure, it’s fun to sit around and fantasize cutting the cable TV…
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Google gives Gmail users more control over inboxes (AP)
AP – Google Inc. is addressing one of the biggest complaints about its free e-mail…
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The Law’s Losing the Texting-While-Driving Fight
The many laws enacted by states to ban texting while driving appear to be for…
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Apple TV should spin-off interesting app crossovers (Appolicious)
Appolicious – When the new version of Apple TV launches later this week, and more…
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DOT Chief Blasts Report That Calls Texting Bans Pointless
The U.S. secretary of transportation is blasting an insurance industry report that says state bans…
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First study of its kind finds children with food allergies are often victims of bullying
In the first-ever study to assess the social impact of food allergies in children, researchers…
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Tiny generators turn waste heat into power
Researchers have uncovered a novel way to power tiny devices using waste heat. Arrays of…
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Mining the ‘wisdom of crowds’ to attack disease
A large, multidisciplinary panel has recently selected 12 pioneering ideas for attacking type 1 diabetes,…