No one story dominates the Sunday papers but financial matters are prominent. 
This is smart: a new alarm clock application for the iPhone and Android wakes you earlier if it snowed last night. Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. 
Laser Gym | Home of the Core Laser (Here are some great "Holiday Break Fitness Tips" to stay healthy and active" http://t.co/1umd9wj4...)... 
Let's have a recap about the inroads iOS has made over 2011. 
Silicon Valley is famously, and rightly, proud of its place as the spiritual home for startups. And it has an inspiring and awesome track record that’s tough to beat. 
Conseguir una iluminación de estudio con un flash portátil http://t.co/u18J27c3... Android tablets may still be relatively new in the market, but they have been obtaining good feedbacks already. Via Heath Sawyer 
Excerpt from article:
"Today, we’re very pleased to be the first curation platform to become Mobile, launching Scoop.it on the iPhone.
Developing it, our focus has been to respect the core values of the Scoop.it platform: simplicity, visual appeal, efficiency. As you use it, you’ll be able to leverage the suggestions you’ve configured for your topic as well as other users’.
The publishing window is essentially the same as the web site’s and offer the same multi-sharing opportunities.
Even the bookmarklet can be installed on your iPhone and used in the same way as on your computer. But the best thing might be this: no one will be able to tell the posts published using the iPhone App from the ones published using your PC. Both will enjoy the same nice magazine layout, when seen by one of your readers. Mobile Internet started to be successful when it became usable without compromising on quality: our goal has been the same, applying that to curation and publishing...." Via Giuseppe Mauriello 
In today's competitive global economy, technological innovation is essential to long-term U.S. economic security, and the energy sector should be a particular priority. Failure to extend key U.S. clean energy initiatives would be contrary to U.S. interests.
Expansion in the clean energy industry will fuel economic progress and strengthen our national security. American scientific leadership has spurred innovative new energy generation and storage technologies -- from solar and wind power to fuel cells and electric vehicles. These sources can be domestically produced and deployed over time. And these are the energy options that the world's fastest-growing economies are using to support development without harming the environment.
Research by The Pew Charitable Trusts shows that the clean energy sector is growing rapidly -- by more than 600 percent in the past seven years. According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, investments in this sector eclipsed those for conventional energy last year for the first time. Additional Pew research shows that investment in the sector could total some $2.3 trillion this decade.
[Click post title to read full article] Via J. Campbell 
Google is providing extra resources to developers looking to create or improve Android apps. Via Heath Sawyer Last week, Internet innovator and artist Jonathan Harris launched Cowbird, a space on the web for housing deeper and more personal storytelling. It’s a project that aspires to no less than building a comprehensive public library of human experience.
Cowbird takes the deliberate, cow-like pacing of traditional storytelling media such as the novel, and gooses it with the quick-hit, bird-like qualities of Facebook and Twitter. Users within a small community of storytellers handpicked by Harris post images and accompanying text, and continue doing so until a larger narrative begins to reveal itself.
The stories on the site are richly interconnected, complete with maps, timelines, dedications, and many other components. The basic structure of Cowbird consists of three levels: stories, diaries, and sagas. The basic story is a photo with text (although these can also include audio and other features). As more stories are added, they begin to comprise a person’s diary. Users can also flag some stories and diaries as being part of a larger saga--events like the above-mentioned Arab Spring--making them appear in two places....
curated by Giuseppe Mauriello
[read full article on Fast Company http://j.mp/rqM6RF ]
view more here: http://cowbird.com it is very interesting. Via Giuseppe Mauriello 
Tiny hunting spiders can not only watch your every move, but they can feel those moves, and that of their prey, through the air. But how they do it, exactly, has puzzled researchers for decades. Via The QI Elves |
Instantly connect to what's most important to you. Follow your friends, experts, favorite celebrities, and breaking news. 
2012 promises to be a very busy year in all things digital. Here are 5 trends likely to make a big impact in our technologically enhanced lives. 
And that, friends, is what we call seizing the moment. (Meme-ment? 
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (ABC 4 News) - A South Jordan mother joined a nationwide protest Wednesday to support breastfeeding in public. The demonstration comes after a nursing mother said she was harassed at a Target store in Texas. 
Having finished the Steve Jobs biography I realize that there are larger lessons we can all glean from Steve Jobs’ remarkable life. 
There are over 500,000 applications for the iPhone and iPad, 300,000+ on Android and thousands more on other platforms. The average user has 65 apps installed on their phone (source: Flurry). Many of us have more. 
Computer technology has penetrated the classroom for thirty years with little impact. After hundreds of “disruptive” education startups, the best innovation in education is still the chalkboard. 
Russians have launched a massive rescue to save 100 Beluga whales that are trapped in the Bering Sea. Fear is rising they will die of exhaustion or starvation. Via Eileen Smith Black hole extravaganza in 1080p. From ESOcast. Not long ago, watching something being ripped apart as it falls towards a giant black hole would be science fiction. This is now reality. Via Sakis Koukouvis 
Future shirts and socks could clean themselves using just sunlight, chemists report — all you’ll have to do is drape them over the balcony and voila, clean laundry. A coating of titanium dioxide makes this possible. Via The QI Elves 
My work explores my own personal family history and I use old family photo albums as a starting point to begin each piece. I generally create work for myself, to help identity with hidden or repres... Via Helen Stead 
Rosy Martin on family albums: "It seems that in most families mothers are the archivists and guardians of family history, selecting what shall be remembered, what forgotten; constructing a mytholog... Via Helen Stead Defying the idea that technology creates a passive experience, Sifteo cubes engage users with games and encourage them to play and think nimbly with exploration-oriented problem solving. Via Sakis Koukouvis |
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