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Todays Top Technology News
Tue 22 May 2012

The Guardian

Google appoints Dennis Woodside to run Motorola Mobility
The Guardian
Google has put a lawyer and consultant with no former experience in the mobile phone industry in charge of its biggest-ever acquisition, the mobile phone and set-top box maker Motorola Mobility (MMI) after its $12.5bn (�7.9bn) deal finally closed on ...
What Google can do with MotorolaCNET
Google buys Motorola for $12.5 billion - paving the way for even MORE Google ...Daily Mail
Google Finally Closes Its $12.5 Billion Takeover of Motorola MobilityWired News
Inquirer -Washington Post -Telegraph.co.uk
all 1,208 news articles »

TechRadar UK

One More Thing: Robot fish - pollution's greatest fear
TechRadar UK
By Marc Chacksfield May 22nd 2012 Thanks for all the fish – A shoal of robot fish have moved from the confines of a scientist's lab to the seas of Spain. Their mission? To check the pollution levels of water. Yes, this is real life.
Robotic fish to patrol for pollution in harboursBBC News
Robot fish might appear in European harboursInquirer
Robotic fish developed to detect pollutantsE&T magazine
Gizmodo Australia -Reuters India
all 41 news articles »

CTV.ca

NASA on 'brink of a new future' with SpaceX launch
Computerworld
By Sharon Gaudin Computerworld - The nation's space efforts entered a new chapter today with the launch of the first commercial vehicle to the International Space Station. In its second liftoff attempt, Space Exploration Technologies Corp. launched its ...
US space programme in shock metric conversionRegister
SpaceX lifts offReuters
SpaceX Successfully Launches Falcon 9 Into Orbit; Now Onward to the ISSPCWorld (blog)
Fox News -The Associated Press
all 3,782 news articles »

Telegraph.co.uk

Sir Tim Berners-Lee to help start-ups with 'open data'
Telegraph.co.uk
The Government has published plans to open an institute led by web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee to help entrepreneurs build companies using the growing volume of freely available public statistics on everything from the weather to transport and crime.
Government publishes Open Data Institute plansComputerworldUK
Tim Berners-Lee: organisations shouldn't fear releasing 'imperfect' dataWired.co.uk
UK Leads Europe on Open Data says Web FounderWall Street Journal (blog)
BBC News -IT PRO -bdaily
all 9 news articles »

BBC News

Virgin Media mauls UK.gov for pumping millions into BT
Register
By Kelly Fiveash • Get more from this author Virgin Media's monopolistic cable network is closed to competition - unlike BT's - but that hasn't stopped the telco from grumbling about government subsidies being dished out to its rival.
Letter from Virgin Media's Andrew Barron - full textThe Guardian
Virgin: Government broadband funding favours BTPC Pro
Virgin Media COO Accuses Government Of Subsidising BTTechWeekEurope UK
Cable.co.uk -Recombu -Telecompaper (subscription)
all 10 news articles »

Jakarta Post

Samsung Galaxy S3 ROM and Motorola rejects ICS in news video
CNET UK
By Luke Westaway on 22 May 2012, 6:00pm In this week's Phone News, Samsung's software is leaking, and Motorola says it won't update phones to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich unless the update improves the phone. Plus there's loads more mobile news -- so ...
Vodafone: Samsung Galaxy S3 is 'most pre-ordered Android device' to dateTechRadar UK
Firmware For Samsung Galaxy S3 Out NowITProPortal
Big seller: Samsung has had nine million pre-orders for the S3Daily Mail
PCWorld -PC Magazine -Digital Spy UK
all 390 news articles »

The Guardian

Google Chrome Overtakes Internet Explorer
PCWorld
By Daniel Ionescu, PCWorld May 21, 2012 6:52 AM Google's Chrome is now the most popular Web browser worldwide, surpassing Microsoft's Internet Explorer for the first time, according to the latest figures from StatCounter. After years of slowly chipping ...
Chrome spends a week at the top of the browser chartsRegister
Google Chrome beats Internet Explorer to become world's most popular web browserTelegraph.co.uk
Chrome overtakes Internet Explorer as most popular web browserInquirer
ITProPortal -TechRadar UK -The Detroit News
all 209 news articles »

Orange and T-Mobile confident 4G will hit Britain this year
CNET UK
By Natasha Lomas on 22 May 2012, 3:46pm Orange and T-Mobile are confident they will be able to launch 4G mobile services in the UK this year, despite fierce opposition from rival operators who don't want them getting a 4G head start.
Primed for 4G: Everything Everywhere ends 3G workZDNet UK
Everything Everywhere accuses rivals of focusing on cost instead of 4GComputerworldUK

all 5 news articles »

BBC News

DNA to shed light on yeti claims
BBC News
A UK-Swiss team will use DNA testing to investigate the origins of remains claimed to be from yeti and bigfoot. The project will examine hair, bone and other material from a collection amassed by a Swiss biologist - and will invite submissions from ...
Oxford University to probe 'yeti' DNAWired.co.uk
Could genetics solve the mystery of the sasquatch?Toronto Star
Oxford University project starts serious hunt for Yeti using DNA samples from ...Daily Mail
Gizmodo Australia -Fox News
all 30 news articles »

Daily Mail

Sci-fi becomes reality as DNA is turned into 'living hard drive' able to store ...
Daily Mail
By Rob Waugh It sounds like the stuff of science fiction fantasies, but scientists have turned living cells into data storage devices - like 'living hard drives'. The idea of storing computer information inside living cells - or human brains - has ...
Rewritable DNA memory shown offBBC News
Scientists Turn DNA Into Rewritable MemoryGizmodo Australia
Scientists create rewritable storage in DNAPC Pro
Popular Science -Nature.com -Discover Magazine (blog)
all 24 news articles »

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