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'Source Code' director talks the future of interactive film Top
Duncan Jones first got game for "Moon," and his new movie, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, was the talk of SXSW. But as a relatively new director, Jones has a very modern take on how storytelling and interactivity can blend.
 
Component video is missing or crippled on 2011 Blu-ray players: Here's why Top
Many 2011 Blu-ray players will lack component video outputs and even if they have them, they'll be limited to standard-definition signals, thanks to outdated copyright protection rules.
 
Fuel cell vehicles you can drive now (if you qualify) Top
If you're ready to move on to the greener pastures of fuel cell technology, geography is the single biggest factor limiting your ability to drive a hydrogen powered vehicle. Although no fuel-cell vehicles are available for sale, a handful of auto manufacturers have opened their hydrogen testing program to the public. But it's not an open-door policy--you have to qualify.
 
Cloud, 'devops,' and 'shadow IT' Top
Early adopters of public clouds tend to be smaller online development shops, but their early successes signal a new way of aligning the IT organization in the face of cloud.
 
Power line connected to help cool Japanese reactor Top
Bringing outside electrical power could be a major relief helping cool down dangerously overheated reactors. The IAEA says only one reactor so far has power.
 
Microrobot swims through eyes to deliver drugs Top
Open up those peepers and get a full shot of robot. Scientists are working on tiny machines that can be directed through the eyes to treat conditions like macular degeneration.
 
Google continues to dominate online video Top
Market research firm ComScore also finds that over 169 million people watched online video in the U.S. last month, tallying over 5 billion viewing sessions.
 
Microsoft wants to start a bromance Top
The new MSN Onit app for Windows Phone 7 offers tips to guys in need of manly advice.
 
ESPN analyst's Super Mario ringtone goes off on air Top
Just as he's telling the world who will win the Final Four, ESPN's Doug Gottlieb hears his cell phone go off in his breast pocket. It makes for quite a TV moment.
 
Android beats iPhone on browser speed--or not Top
Blaze Software, pitting an iPhone 4 against a Nexus S, concludes Samsung's Android phone is faster at browsing. Apple concludes the test is flawed, and Blaze is re-evaluating.
 
Asus Chrome OS Netbook under $250? Top
A report pegs the first branded Chrome OS Netbook to hit the market this summer between $200 and $250.
 
How to avoid disaster-related Internet scams Top
Officials warn of scams in the wake of the disasters in Japan. Here's how to avoid them.
 
Japan reels from massive earthquake (roundup) Top
A magnitude 9.0 quake and aftershocks bring devastation to Japan, send tsunamis racing across the Pacific, and pose a grave danger to several nuclear power plants.
 
Judge OKs Sony access to 'Geohot' PayPal account Top
Sony Computer Entertainment America has been given the go-ahead to access the PayPal account of George Hotz--also known as "Geohot"--to try to establish jurisdiction in a case.
 
iPad 2 mic quality said to differ between models Top
A new report claims that iPad 2 users with the Wi-Fi models are getting noticeably better audio recording than those with the slightly different 3G models.
 
Opera Mobile 11 and Opera Mini 6 coming at CTIA Top
Opera will release two major browser updates at CTIA 2011.
 
Space laser proposed to zap space junk Top
Laser would nudge potentially dangerous space debris away from satellites and spacecraft.
 
Apple tops smartphone satisfaction for fifth time Top
Apple has once again secured the top position in smartphone satisfaction, according to J.D. Power and Associates. It bested Motorola and HTC in that market.
 
YouTube's spin on 'American Idol' Top
Firefox 4 is set to launch next week, Motorola says the Wi-Fi-only Xoom will cost $599, and YouTube launches a talent search a la "American Idol" called YouTube NextUp.
 
Full digital access to NYT.com to cost $455 Top
Readers who want the Times on iPhones, iPads, or any other device must be prepared to pay $35 a month.
 

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