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Scientists to fight malaria via spermless mosquitoes Top
Researchers inject 10,000 mosquito embryos with tiny fragments of RNA designed to turn off the gene "zpg" that is necessary for sperm development.
 
RIM blog hacked in warning over London unrest Top
BlackBerry blog taken down by group warning Research In Motion not to cooperate with London police.
 
Facebook rolls out standalone mobile chat app Top
Facebook has broken out chat from its mobile application into a new app that helps users talk to one another on the go.
 
Coders choosing Mac OS over Linux environment Top
Although Windows remains the most popular environment for software development by far, an Evans Data survey reveals that programmers increasingly favor Apple's operating system over Linux.
 
Apple dances with Exxon for market cap crown Top
During Tuesday, Apple and Exxon Mobil leapfrogged one another for the title of the most valuable publicly traded company.
 
Report: Nokia N9 not coming to the U.S. Top
Engadget says that Nokia has no plans to release the MeeGo-based device in the U.S., even though it cleared FCC hurdles.
 
In Apple win, Samsung Galaxy Tab blocked in EU Top
Apple has been granted a preliminary injunction that bars Samsung from selling the Android-based Galaxy Tab 10.1 in all countries in the European Union except for the Netherlands.
 
Gartner: Windows 7 on 42 percent of PCs by year's end Top
Report forecasts that Windows 7 will pull into the lead among PC operating systems around the world. Meanwhile, the Mac OS has inched up in popularity over the past year.
 
Microsoft's new spoof video elicits few laughs Top
The software giant, which has a long history of producing terrifically funny executive videos, misses the mark with its latest offering.
 
QNX powers the BlackBerry Colt Top
Apple releases a tool to automatically create recovery disks for Mac OS X Lion, researchers at the Black Hat hackers conference says that you should change all of your passwords if your laptop gets stolen, and the BlackBerry Colt will be the first QNX-powered smartphone from Research in Motion in early 2012.
 
FCC to review AT&T's T-Mobile and Qualcomm deals together Top
The regulatory agency reportedly says the proposed deals raise questions about AT&T's aim to control spectrum throughout the country.
 
MIT GelSight is portable, high-res 3D imaging tech Top
MIT scientists have improved GelSight, their portable imaging device that can provide 3D images for everything from product testing to forensics.
 
GameFly prepping digital-download service Top
The rental company says users will be able to download and play as many Windows or Mac games as they want when the titles go on sale later this year.
 
Trucks follow cars on road to better fuel efficiency Top
The first fuel-economy standards for medium and heavy-duty trucks aim to improve efficiency by about 20 percent by 2018, potentially saving about $50 billion on fuel costs largely by using existing technologies.
 
It's a good time to be a developer Top
Data from recruiting firm Riviera Partners shows that software developers are making good money, especially in the early days of company financing.
 
SendLove takes the measure of a man Top
Start-up launches system to vote on the popularity of people from within stories about them. It sounds trivial, but it has legs.
 
Visa sets deadlines on NFC efforts Top
The credit card company takes steps to encourage development of a commercial framework in the U.S. for mobile payments. Key elements include dual-mode chip technology and dynamic authentication.
 
ZTE says it sold 35M handsets in the first half Top
The Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer says strong sales for the first half of the year were driven by its blockbuster Blade smartphone.
 
Twitter finally bids adieu to old design Top
The company says that all users are now on the "New Twitter" design that it launched in September.
 
Study: iPhone, Android apps store sensitive user info Top
A range of mobile apps examined by security firm ViaForensics found a significant number storing user names unencrypted and a smaller number storing passwords the same way.
 

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