ApplyApp.ly Will Find You A New Job In Seconds
April 19, 2012Are you totally over your job? The new job search tool created by Careerimp, Inc., called ApplyApp.ly, can find you in a new one in just a few seconds. All.
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The Pirate Bay Launches Contest To Support Indie Musicians
April 19, 2012Noted BitTorrent filesharing service The Pirate Bay has launched an ongoing promotional contest in which independent musicians, filmmakers, comedians, and artists can submit their work in an effort to be.
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Se.cret.ly: This Link Will Self-Destruct
April 19, 2012You might notice that this link doesn’t work. But it worked once – and just once – thanks to se.cret.ly, a new toy for privacy enthusiasts and would-be spies. The site creates short.
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Terahertz Spectrum Enables Cell Phones To See Through Walls
April 19, 2012Researchers at the University of Texas in Dallas have developed a method of utilizing an untapped wave spectrum to enable mobile devices to see through wood, plastics, and even walls.
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Tribeca Film Festival Going High Tech
April 19, 2012The Tribeca Film Festival is going high tech with a series of films, awards, and talks that center around the intersection of technology and films.
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NASA Green-Lights First Commercial Space Launch
April 19, 2012NASA has officially approved a shuttle launch by commercial space company SpaceX, which will be the first ever commercially operated flight outside of Earth’s atmosphere. SpaceX’s shuttle, named the Dragon,.
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Google Co-Founder Says Media Distorted Open Web Comments (But Doubled Down On Facebook, Apple)
April 19, 2012Google co-founder Sergey Brin said Wednesday that secondary coverage of his recent comments regarding threats to the open web had “distorted” his intended message, and took to Google+ to clarify.
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Oracle: Android Is Ours (Or At Least Part Of It)
April 18, 2012Software outfit Oracle isn’t pulling any punches in a law suit claiming that Google‘s Android operating system draws on the Java programming language, and owes it compensation even though Oracle.
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Canceled FCC Probe Prompts Outcry
April 18, 2012A mild fine levied against Google for obstructing an investigation into wireless data collection practices has been met by an outcry from privacy advocates and a prominent lawmaker. In a.
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St. Louis
Demo Day Raises The Bar For Startups In St. Louis
April 18, 2012Capital Innovators’ Demo Day featured entrepreneurs from the fall and winter classes of the new accelerator’s entrepreneur training program.
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