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- A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
- Gamechangers: 5 Social Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas
- FDA proposes rules for nanotechnology in food
- Motorola Mobility CEO's pay more than triples
- Device rumors fly as Samsung London event nears
- Airborne Wind Turbines Provide Niche Technology
- Car Made in Missouri Gets 358 Miles Per Gallon
- Norway Massacre Survivor Does Reddit Q&A
- Gamechangers: 5 Social Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas
- Watch a Panel of Journalists Talk About Young Journalists
- Robot Red-Light Districts By 2050? [VIDEO]
- Nyan Cat Gets a Soundtrack Album [REVIEW]
- Space Shuttle's New York Arrival Delayed by Bad Weather
- Motorola CEO pay package rose to $47 million in 2011
- Smartphone Graphics to Soon Surpass Xbox 360? [VIDEO]
- Top 10 Office Gadgets to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
- 9 Digital Ways to Make a Difference This Earth Day
- Device rumors fly as Samsung London event nears
- A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
- Top 10 Twitter Pics of the Week
- William Shatner Takes His Millionth Twitter Follower Out To Dinner [VIDEO]
- Top 6 Mashable Comments This Week
- Brain Electrodes Could Mean Movement For Spinal Injury Patients [VIDEO]
- Motorola Mobility CEO's pay more than triples
- FDA proposes rules for nanotechnology in food
- 44 New Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed
- 7 Apps Worth Checking Out [PICS]
- Why Mr. Sato Took on the 1,050-Piece Bacon Burger [VIDEO]
- Microsoft Research: Bringing Sexy Back
- Mozilla 'Webmaking' Initiative to Teach Kids, Others 'Web Literacy'
- Cadillac Teases 'Super Cruise' Semi-Autonomous Car [VIDEO]
- How Social Media Gave the UFC a Fighting Chance [INFOGRAPHIC]
- Should You Eat That Bacon? [COMIC]
| A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat Posted:
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| Gamechangers: 5 Social Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas Posted: In our social entrepreneurship series, The World at Work, Mashable interviews the faces behind the startups and projects that are working to make a global impact. |
| FDA proposes rules for nanotechnology in food Posted: Regulators are proposing that food companies that want to use tiny engineered particles in their packaging may have to provide extra testing data to show the products are safe. |
| Motorola Mobility CEO's pay more than triples Posted: Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. CEO and Chairman Sanjay Jha's compensation more than tripled in 2011 to $47.2 million, including awards tied to the company's split from Motorola Solutions. |
| Device rumors fly as Samsung London event nears Posted: Getting a jumpstart on device releases for the spring/summer season, Samsung has planned a Galaxy launch event for May 3, arousing plenty of speculation around a new line of smartphones and tablets, complete with a new cloud service. Asus is firm in its plans to release a new tablet to the U.S. market this weekend, while iHome brings its first line-up of connected devices to the Android platform. |
| Airborne Wind Turbines Provide Niche Technology Posted: Today in Tech reports on a test flight of an airborne wind turbine that was deployed on a blimp inflated with helium to 350 feet into the air. The doughnut-shaped balloon held a wind turbine suspended in the middle by wires. As higher-altitude winds spun the turbine, electricity was generated that transferred down a tether wire to be stored. |
| Car Made in Missouri Gets 358 Miles Per Gallon Posted: KYTV in Springfield, Mo., reports a car designed by students at Aurora Junior High School gets 358 miles per gallon. The red roadster seats one, has three small bicycle wheels and starts with a pull cord. The steering column is similar to a bicycle's to turn the two front wheels. The car was designed as part of the Missouri SuperMileage Challenge. |
| Norway Massacre Survivor Does Reddit Q&A Posted: Anders Behring Breivik, the shooter behind Norway's July 2011 massacre, is currently on trial in Oslo criminal court. |
| Gamechangers: 5 Social Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas Posted: In our social entrepreneurship series, The World at Work, Mashable interviews the faces behind the startups and projects that are working to make a global impact. |
| Watch a Panel of Journalists Talk About Young Journalists Posted: If you are a young person interested in journalism, or if you know young people interested in journalism, then there's a panel happening that you might be interested in. Organized by the student-run NYU Local, a panel of editors and writers are discussing things that are affecting young journalists, like the way Twitter effects the news cycle. If that's up your alley, or you have a kid who's thinking about going to journalism school you want to impress, this could interest you. |
| Robot Red-Light Districts By 2050? [VIDEO] Posted: Robots are slowly taking over many human jobs -- even those in the sex industry. |
| Nyan Cat Gets a Soundtrack Album [REVIEW] Posted: Nyan Cat has just gotten its paws on a belated birthday gift: music tailor-made for the 8-bit animated feline. |
| Space Shuttle's New York Arrival Delayed by Bad Weather Posted: Bad news, New York City-based space enthusiasts: You'll have to wait a few more days before Space Shuttle Enterprise takes to the skies over Gotham. |
| Motorola CEO pay package rose to $47 million in 2011 Posted:
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| Smartphone Graphics to Soon Surpass Xbox 360? [VIDEO] Posted: Want your phone's graphics to match those of top gaming systems such as the Xbox 360? Just wait until about 2014 when graphics hardware giant NVIDIA estimates that smartphone graphics might whip those of the popular gaming console. |
| Top 10 Office Gadgets to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Posted: This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. |
| 9 Digital Ways to Make a Difference This Earth Day Posted: Are you busy preparing for Earth Day this Sunday? Are you worried that you'll end up being a slacktivist when it comes to saving the planet? Don't fret -- there's plenty you can do to make a real difference, even if it's only from your computer or mobile device. |
| Device rumors fly as Samsung London event nears Posted: Getting a jumpstart on device releases for the spring/summer season, Samsung has planned a Galaxy launch event for May 3, arousing plenty of speculation around a new line of smartphones and tablets, complete with a new cloud service. Asus is firm in its plans to release a new tablet to the U.S. market this weekend, while iHome brings its first line-up of connected devices to the Android platform. |
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| Top 10 Twitter Pics of the Week Posted: 1. 9gagtweets |
| William Shatner Takes His Millionth Twitter Follower Out To Dinner [VIDEO] Posted: Following William Shatner on Twitter has its perks, at least if you're the Star Trek star's millionth follower. |
| Top 6 Mashable Comments This Week Posted: This week Mashable readers posted thoughtful comments on a variety of articles. One of the posts that sparked a discussion was Tupac Shakur's appearance as a 3D hologram at the music festival Coachella. |
| Brain Electrodes Could Mean Movement For Spinal Injury Patients [VIDEO] Posted: Imagine moving an object by simply thinking about that action. It's not telepathy, but a recent development by researchers might give hope to patients with paralysis due to spinal cord injuries. |
| Motorola Mobility CEO's pay more than triples Posted: Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. CEO and Chairman Sanjay Jha's compensation more than tripled in 2011 to $47.2 million, including awards tied to the company's split from Motorola Solutions. |
| FDA proposes rules for nanotechnology in food Posted: Regulators are proposing that food companies that want to use tiny engineered particles in their packaging may have to provide extra testing data to show the products are safe. |
| 44 New Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed Posted: Have you been preparing for a successful Earth Day this whole week? Take a short break from planting trees and spreading awareness to catch up on our new digital media resources with our weekly features roundup. |
| 7 Apps Worth Checking Out [PICS] Posted: Lego Super Hero Movie Maker |
| Why Mr. Sato Took on the 1,050-Piece Bacon Burger [VIDEO] Posted: A man walks into a Japanese Burger King and orders a bacon burger laden with 1,050 pieces of swine... |
| Microsoft Research: Bringing Sexy Back Posted: Microsoft: The Garage |
| Mozilla 'Webmaking' Initiative to Teach Kids, Others 'Web Literacy' Posted: Mark Surman is the executive director of Mozilla, the nonprofit which created the free and open-source Firefox Web browser and is dedicated to "keeping the power of the Web in people's hands." And according to him, being computer- and Web-literate doesn't mean knowing how to use Facebook or Microsoft Office; it means knowing the computer languages that make up the Web, and being able to change things and make your own projects. That's because, as he quoted Douglas Rushkoff saying, literacy means knowing "not just how to read but to write." |
| Cadillac Teases 'Super Cruise' Semi-Autonomous Car [VIDEO] Posted: Cadillac took a step closer to the self-driving car, showing off Super Cruise, encompassing way-cool features that edge ever-so-closer to automatic pilot on the highways. |
| How Social Media Gave the UFC a Fighting Chance [INFOGRAPHIC] Posted: The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) 145 combat contest happens Saturday night -- and is one of the mixed martial arts company's most-hyped fights since it was founded in the early 1990s. |
| Should You Eat That Bacon? [COMIC] Posted: When you eat bacon, it feels like 100 of the cuddliest people in the world are surrounding you in one big hug, while simultaneously giving you the nicest compliments you've ever received. In short, it's the universe's best comfort food. |
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