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Tough Times are Good Times for Those Seeking Travel Bargains on Skyauction.com.

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PS3's Consume Five Times More Energy Than A Fridge

In these times of eco-friendly policies and the need to reduce energy consumption it has been reported that the PS3 uses five times more electricity than the average fridge. The report, by Australian consumer group Choice, also claims that the Nintendo Wii was the most energy efficient of the games consoles on the market, with the Xbox not far behind. When you consider that the PS3 uses on average ten times the electricity required by the Nintendo Wii, it very much puts it all into perspective.

Review: Times, the Mac-based newspaper for your RSS feeds

The fact that there is no shortage of desktop RSS readers on the Mac is a testament to how important the syndication medium has become. One problem with most desktop (and even web-based RSS readers), however, is that most of them employ a very similar UI paradigm, with very little innovation happening in the way news items are presented and organized. Times from Acrylic is the first reader I've seen in a long time that brings something truly new and interesting to RSS reading. Having tried virtually every RSS option both on and off the desktop, I had to take Times for a spin around the web.

Why The NY Times and Mashable.com Were Off Base On Blogging And Heart Failure

OK, I'm going off-campus in this post, but I now feel as though I've joined a "privileged class" that entitles me to comment on the New York Times story questioning the connection between the stresses of prolific blogging and heart failure and subsequently, a completely distasteful post on Mashable.com about being able to see (on a map) where bloggers are "dropping dead." The NY Times piece was shoddy reporting. Mashable was out of line. Here's why.

USB Drive Life Varies Up To 10 Times

Lucas123 writes "Differences in the type of memory and I/O controllers used in USB drives can make one device perform two or three times faster and last 10 times longer than another, even if both sport the USB 2.0 logo, according to a Computerworld story. While a slow USB drive may be fine for moving a few dozen megabytes of files around, when you get into larger data transfers, that's when bandwidth contrictions become noticeable. In 2009, controller manufacturers are expected to begin shipping drives with dual- and even four-channel controllers, which will increase speeds even for slower drives."

Making Your Nation Scarier With Photoshop... Almost

A few days ago, in one of those chest thumping moves cash flush despots sometimes do, Iran tested a few missiles, then released photos as documentary proof. The New York Times reports the Iranian photo was distributed by Agence France-Presse and picked up by "The Los Angeles Times, The Financial Times, The Chicago Tribune and several other newspapers as well as on BBC News, MSNBC, Yahoo! News, NYTimes.com and many other major news Web sites." It was an impressive shot with four missiles climbing skyward, plumes of smoke trailing behind.

Mozilla Gets Official World Record with Firefox 3.0 Download

July 4, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Mozilla has achieved its objective, and now has an official World Record - Firefox 3.0 was downloaded 8,002,530 times during ‘Download Day’ on June 17, 2008, it was reported recently. During Download Day’s peak, Firefox 3.0 was being downloaded 9,000 times a minute and since being made available, the latest version of the Open Source Internet browser has been downloaded over 28 million times.

Chinese Trademark Applications Soar in Korea

Chinese brands are flocking to the Korean market. According to the Korean Intellectual Property Office on Monday, the number of Chinese trademark applications filed in Korea grew more than five times over the past five years from 220 in 2003 to 1,129 in 2007. The growth rate is nearly four times higher than that of overall foreign trademark applications, which increased 1.2 times during the same period.

Google tops Web audience rankings

Nielsen Online has reported May 2008 data for the Top Sites by Parent Company and Top Brands. Google tops the list with 127 million unique visitors. Microsoft is close behind with 123 million, while Yahoo! comes in third at 115 million. Time Warner pulled 107 million visitors, News Corp. Online 79 million, eBay 66 million and InterActiveCorp 64 million. Wikimedia Foundation, Amazon and New York Times round out the list with between 50 and 60 million unique visitors. The data indicate that, for example, that 51.1 million home and work Internet users visited at least one of the New York Times Company-owned sites or launched a New York Times Company-owned application during the month, and each person spent, on average, a total of 17 minutes and 27 seconds at one or more of their sites or applications.

TIMES NOW revives glorious moments of India's victory in 1983 Cricket World Cup

Champions are made from something they have deep inside them -- a desire, a dream, a vision.” said legendary boxer Muhammad Ali. This statement was personified by the Indian Cricket team during the 1983 World Cup, who played like true champions to create history. Today as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the 1983 World Cup, TIMES NOW has taken the initiative to line up four special shows to relive the journey of India’s victory.

Financial Times: iPhone 2 to Be Sold "at Significantly Lower Prices"

Financial Times is like the UK's Wall Street Journal, so they don't print things lightly—truth likelihood is very high. And they're saying that the next iPhone will be subsidized and much cheaper than the current one, like we already knew:

Tough times for pricey perk providers

In tough economic times, expensive personal service providers are trying to find new ways to battle belt-tightening.

Chicago Sun-Times€™ Ihnatko: Apple€™s App Store is iPhone€™s and iPod touch€™s very best feature of all

Chicago Sun-Times’ Ihnatko: Apple’s App Store is iPhone’s and iPod touch’s very best feature of all

Chicago Sun-Times Ihnatko: Apples App Store is iPhones and iPod touchs very best feature of all

Chicago Sun-Times’ Ihnatko: Apple’s App Store is iPhone’s and iPod touch’s very best feature of all

Ryk Neethling blogging for The Times

The Times Online has launched a special Beijing Olympic 2008 ‘mini-site’ to enable users to keep up to date with the Olympic games.

New York Times skyscraper hosts 2 daredevil stunts in 1 day

NEW YORK - A Manhattan skyscraper that is home to The New York Times became the site of twin daredevil stunts, with two men scaling the 52-storey office tower within a matter of hours.

New York Times blows it: fails to report that Apple offers over 2 million DRM-free music tracks

"The music download service Rhapsody has stepped up competition against Apple’s iTunes by making its catalog of five million songs available without electronic restrictions on playback or duplication," Ben Sisario reports for The New York Times.

54 years of cricket at The Times

A meeting of four Times cricket correspondents, who between them have more than half a century of experience of covering the sport for this newspaper, is a pretty special gathering. In this comprehensive extract from the resulting podcast, Patrick Kidd gets the discussion under way by asking John Woodcock how the game today compares to the way it was when he became correspondent in 1954.

Ruth Brandon's 'Governess': The Lives and Times of the Real Jane Eyre

Governess The Lives and Times of the Real Jane Eyres. By Ruth Brandon. Illustrated. 303 pages. $25.99. Walker Company.

New Tech Blog at 'L.A. Times'

NEW YORK The Los Angeles Times has added another blog -- http://www.latimes.com/techblog -- covering technology to its stable.

3G iPhone four times the fun for Apple's top line

Initial sales of Apple Inc.'s new 3G iPhone launched Friday are expected to be four times that of iPhone 1.0, after its launch last year, according to a new report from RBC Capital Markets.

BOOK REVIEW: Ruth Brandon's 'Governess': The Lives and Times of the Real Jane Eyre

Governess The Lives and Times of the Real Jane Eyres. By Ruth Brandon. Illustrated. 303 pages. $25.99. Walker Company.

Songbirds sing 100 times faster than humans blink an eye

Washington, July 9 : Researchers at the University of Utah have found that certain songbirds can contract their vocal muscles 100 times faster than humans can blink an eye - placing the birds with a handful of animals that have evolved superfast muscles.

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