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Weeks in Review. July 12th - July 25th, 2009:
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This week in review. A quick list of interesting items that didn't make it to press, or did and deserves more recognition. This week also contains last weeks review as I was out all week and could not provide any new news.
July 12th - July 25th, 2009:
- BlackBerry Storm2 coming in September
- Vehicle efficiency unchanged in nearly 100 years
- Microsoft says Apple asks to stop airing laptop hunter commercials
- NewScientist: The Solar Century, a book review
- Toshiba to stop HD-DVD, to produceBlu-Ray
- Apple netbook/ nettop coming to market as Tablet Touch, $800, October
- Google announces YouTube as profitable
- Microsoft opens browser options to Europe
- Naval ships to use lasers to fend off small boats
- Ford seeks entrepreneurs for new tech
- Microsoft goes after Google with free Office products
- 21:9 aspect ratio LG Chocolate find its way to the net
- Noisy MacBookPro's hit market
- Palm Inc, insisting Pre will work with iTunes
- Porn before the internet
- Pirate Bays business model comes forward as Give-and-Take
- Russia: Skype and Partners are a threat to national security
- Intel's soon to market SSD for the masses
- Sony's Q2 losses, possible PSP-Phone
- Google Chrome to see smartphones
- New drilling technique to offer Exxon natural gas potential
More to follow in upcoming weeks, VERY VERY slow news week for me. I was in the hospital for the week with an unknown virus. I expect to return to a steady news flow this upcoming week.
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