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For the serious digital archivers out there, Seagate has just unveiled the FreeAgent GoFlex Desk external hard drive with a new capacity of 3TB of storage space to fill as you please. Depending on a particular user’s interests, one can fit up to 120 HD movies or 1,500 video games on this external HDD, or “countless hours” of digital . . . → Read More: Seagate has just unveiled the FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 3T Comments are closed Uncategorized Digital audio, External hard disk drive, FreeAgent Central, Hardware, Seagate, Storage, Universal Serial Bus, Video game Image via CrunchBase Google June 28 began pushing its Android 2.2 operating system build over the air to the thousands of users who own the Google Nexus One smartphone. Google’s latest OS build features speed improvements, a Cloud-to-Device Messaging API, and enterprise and security controls for running Microsoft Exchange. The move comes after Motorola said Android 2.2 . . . → Read More: Google June 28 began pushing its Android 2.2 operating system Comments are closed Uncategorized Android (operating system), Google, HTC Corporation, Motorola, Motorola Droid, Nexus One, Operating system, Smartphone Image via CrunchBase If PayPal has its way, you’ll be using its service to pay for all kinds of apps and software updates with your credit card. Last week, the electronic payments company announced a new service for developers that will let software-writers accept credit card payments using PayPal without requiring buyers to have a PayPal account. The program, . . . → Read More: using PayPal without requiring buyers to have a PayPal account Comments are closed Uncategorized Business, Company, Credit card, Financial services, Merchant Services, Mobile phone, PayPal, Software developer Image by World Resources Institute Staff via Flickr General Electric has reached its cleantech investment goals a year early, allowing it to set more ambitious goals for the next few years. According to the just-released annual report for the GE Ecomagination Campaign, the company had planned to invest $1.5 billion per year by the end of 2010, . . . → Read More: General Electric has reached its cleantech investment goals a year early Comments are closed Uncategorized Clean technology, Energy, Environment, General Electric, Greenhouse gas, Investment, Research and development, Wind turbine Image via Wikipedia BP said it had spent $300 million on its Gulf of Mexico oil spill response effort in the past three days, hitting the $100 million/day spend rate for the first time and bringing its total bill to $2.65 billion so far. Green Business | Gulf Oil Spill The figures, which BP released in a statement on Monday, include . . . → Read More: $100 million a day Comments are closed Uncategorized BP, Business, Energy, Environment, Gulf of Mexico, Oil spill, Petroleum in the Environment, Spill Containment and Remediation recipients of $125 million in research contracts The Federal Aviation Administration has just announced the recipients of $125 million in research contracts, aimed at developing technology to reduce commercial jet fuel consumption and lower emissions. Contracts have been awarded to five companies: Boeing, General Electric, Honeywell, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce-North America. The companies will be researching aircraft . . . → Read More: Federal Aviation Administration has just announced the recipients of $125 million in research Image by Getty Images via @daylife A large wind farm with as many as 153 turbines could be coming to Lambton Shores. A public meeting for the 230 MW Jericho Wind Energy Centre is scheduled for June 30, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., at Kimball Hall on Townsend Line in Forest. map “We’re at the initial stages of a proposed . . . → Read More: A large wind farm with as many as 153 turbines could be coming to Lambton Shores This is National Deaf Blind Awareness Week. Locally, the California Department of Education, at 1430 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 provides intensive, disability specific educational services for pupils who are blind, visually impaired or deaf-blind, ages 3-22. In Sacramento, the California School for the Blind is a statewide resource offering expertise in the low prevalence disabilities of . . . → Read More: National Deaf Blind Awareness Week Comments are closed Uncategorized Blindness, Disability, Education, Health, Sacramento, Sacramento California, United States Department of Education, Visual impairment President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron were expected to discuss London-based BP Plc and the Gulf of Mexico oil spill on Saturday as stormy weather raised fears that clean-up operations could be disrupted. U.S. | Green Business | Gulf Oil Spill The oil spill, the worst in U.S. history, is overshadowing the first meeting between Obama and Cameron since . . . → Read More: stormy weather raised fears that clean-up operations could be disrupted Comments are closed Uncategorized Barack Obama, BP, Canada, David Cameron, Gulf of Mexico, Oil spill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, United States A judge found Syncrude Canada Ltd, Canada’s largest oil sands producer, guilty on Friday in the deaths of 1,600 ducks that landed on a toxic Northern Alberta tailings pond in 2008, ruling the company should have had deterrents in place. Green Business | Gulf Oil Spill Syncrude faces maximum penalties of C$500,000 for provincial charges and C$300,000 under federal charges . . . → Read More: Syncrude guilty of duck deaths Comments are closed Uncategorized Canada, Middle East, Northern Alberta, Petroleum, Provincial Court, Syncrude, Syncrude Canada Ltd, Tailings Image via Wikipedia A whale population once thought extinct faces a fresh challenge to its survival as oil companies step up exploration efforts in its main feeding ground off Siberia, delegates to the world’s top whaling body said. Green Business | Gulf Oil Spill Scientists say between 130 and 160 Western grey whales exist today compared to tens of thousands before . . . → Read More: A whale population once thought extinct faces a fresh challenge to its survival Comments are closed Uncategorized Cold War, Exxon Mobil, International Whaling Commission, IWC, Morocco, Sakhalin, Siberia, Whaling |
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