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No Windows 7 XP Mode For Sony Vaio Z Owners
Voyager529 writes 'While virtually every Core 2 Duo processor supports the hardware virtualization technology that powers the Windows 7 XP Mode, The Register UK reports that the Core 2 Duo processors in the Sony Vaio Z series laptops had the virtualization features intentionally crippled in the BIOS. Senior manager for product marketing Xavier Lauwaert stated that the QA engineers did this to make the systems more resilient against malicious code. He also stated that while they are considering enabling VT in some laptop models due to the backlash, the Z series are not among those being retrofitted.' of this story at Slashdot.
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WebGL Standard to Bring 3D Acceleration to Browsers?
Several sources are reporting that while native audio/video support has been dropped from the HTML 5 spec, the Khronos Group has released a few details about their up and coming WebGL 3D acceleration standard. 'The general principle behind WebGL is to offer a JavaScript binding to the group's OpenGL ES 2.0 system, allowing code run within the browser to access the graphics hardware directly in the same way as a standalone application can. As the technology would rely solely on JavaScript to do the heavy lifting, no browser plugin would be required — and it would be compatible with any browser which supports the scripting language alongside the HTML 5 'Canvas' element.' of this story at Slashdot.
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Geek.com news letter - August 6, 2009 - The science of switching costs
One of the most important, yet unexamined, aspects of consumer technology is the cost of change. Whether you are switching from one device to another, from one OS to another, or from one platform to another, there are usually ancillary costs inherent in the move. July 31st - August 6th Contents 1 Geek Thoughts 2 This Week on Geek 3 Geek.com Web Picks 4 Don’t [...]
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Interview: Clutter maintainer Emmanuele Bassi
Moblin Zone: 'Bassi discusses Clutter history, the recent 1.0 release, and what lies ahead for this key Moblin and GNOME technology.'
Internetnews

Cobham boosted by dollar
The defence and aerospace manufacturer promotes its chief operating officer to the top job as currency effects and acquisitions lead to a sharp rise in profits and revenues in the first half
FT

CT scans of fossils enable 3-D models of ancient spiders
Spooky spider -like critters were already roaming the Earth long before dinosaurs. And now, with the help of a new imaging technique, the arachnids can be seen as they appeared to their early insect prey about 300 million years ago. [More] Sponsored Topics: Computed tomography - Earth Science - Technology - United States - Cancer
Scientific American

Small-Scale Quantum Processor Gets Its Act Together
A new experimental processor combines many of the attributes needed for practical quantum computing, but a full-scale implementation of the powerful technology remains far off on the horizon. [More] Sponsored Topics: Quantum computer - Physics - Quantum Computing - Technology - Computer science
Scientific American

AOL Picking Up Journalists Shed By Conventional Media
Hugh Pickens writes 'David Weir writes on Bnet that the thousands of journalists being let go from newspapers, magazines, and television networks have increasingly been showing up on AOL's payroll — over 1,500 in the last eighteen months — a number AOL expects to double or even triple over the coming year. 'Over time, talent is a fixed cost,' says Marty Moe, Senior Vice-President of AOL Media. 'You can syndicate it, distribute it as you scale. Furthermore, we are already the largest branded content company in the US, with an audience of 75 million domestic uniques. At our size, we can leverage the cost of our publishing and content management systems along with the talent and make the whole thing do-able on an advertising model.' Weir writes that AOL's turnaround started three years ago via the acquisition of Weblogs, Inc., and its set of branded verticals, including Engadget in technology, Autoblog covering the auto industry, and Joystiq covering gaming.' of this
Slashdot

Going with the Flow: The Recipe for Baking a Better Solar Cell
Inexpensive thin-film photovoltaic cells made from organic plastics may be one of the fastest ways to ramp up production of solar power --if only they could do a better job converting the sun's energy into electricity. [More] Sponsored Topics: Solar cell - Solar energy - Electricity - Energy - Technology
Scientific American

Twitter crashes following malicious online attack
Social networking company comes under attack from virus-infected Windows PCs, but source unknownTwitter's site crashed on Thursday at about 3pm BST due to a 'denial of service' attack - thousands of remote-controlled virus-infected PCs trying to contact the site. Though the site came back up after an hour, the company said it was 'continuing to defend against and recover from this attack'.As a result lunch plans, breaking news, links to obscure web pages, news about your cat, the thoughts of celebrities, and wondering on Twitter why your tweets aren't appearing - all had to be put on hold. The loss will have been felt most keenly in London, which Twitter's co-founder and chief executive Evan Williams revealed on Wednesday has more Twitter users than any other city in the world.The company's status blog says that: 'We are defending against a denial-of-service attack, and will update status again shortly.'Denial-of-service attacks - also known as DDOS attacks, for distributed DOS - happe
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