Tech News Flash: Tuesday -- February 7, 2012
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Google Mashes Up Eggheads' Big Ideas With Solve for X
Eating Right: There Are Apps - and More - for That
iOS More Crashtastic Than Android
Avid Studio: Thumbs Up on Interface, Sideways on Features
BTJunkie Scurries Into the Shadows
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Today's Story Highlights
Google Mashes Up Eggheads' Big Ideas With Solve for X
Google has launched a new program devoted to fostering discussions and
ideas among leaders in the science and technology industries. The
project, dubbed "Solve for X," aims to be a seeding ground for solutions
to some of the world's most pressing problems. The site is meant to
inspire "moonshot" thinking, out-of-the-box technologies, and projects
that might seem like science fiction.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/74367.html
Eating Right: There Are Apps - and More - for That
One day, Hemi Weingarten's wife brought home some glow-in-the-dark
yogurt for their three young children. He read the ingredient list to
find out how the strawberries could be so red, and finding "Red #40,"
looked it up online. He was surprised to discover that it was a
controversial chemical banned in parts of Europe. That incident made him
realize there was a consumer market for nutritional information.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/74353.html
iOS More Crashtastic Than Android
The rivalry between Google and Apple in the cutthroat mobile device
world took a new turn recently when mobile-app support platform company
Crittercism published a study that found iOS apps crash more often than
their Android counterparts. Crittercism analyzed more than 214 million
apps launched in November and December that use its service.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/74361.html
Avid Studio: Thumbs Up on Interface, Sideways on Features
Back when Apple promised editing features built into the iPhone 3GS (the
first iPhone to have a video camera), I wondered how a video-editing
program could possibly fit into a phone. It wasn't just a question of
available processing power, though that was part of it. It was also a
question of screen size.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/74354.html
BTJunkie Scurries Into the Shadows
BitTorrent search engine BTJunkie has abruptly shut down its website,
giving its users a short and sweet goodbye: "We've decided to
voluntarily shut down. We've been fighting for years for your right to
communicate, but it's time to move on." It appears likely that the move
was a defensive maneuver in response to law enforcement's takedown of
the Megaupload site in January.
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/74358.html
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