Categories: Business, Science & Technology
Tags: Business, RIM, Science & Technology
Research in Motion is facing tough times. The makers of the BlackBerry, once the standard by which all other smartphones were measured, are seeking help from outside companies to fix their business and financial problems. Categories: Community, Science & Technology
Tags: Science & Technology, social media, Storify
The New York Times' Bits blog says Facebook is looking to get into the mobile handset business, citing anonymous sources within the company and Facebook's headhunting of a handful of engineers from Apple who worked on the iPhone and iPad. Categories: Community, Science & Technology
Tags: money, POV, Science & Technology, space
Four chips of what appear to be genuine moon rock have turned up in the estate of a deceased Las Vegas gambler. They're incredibly rare but can't legally be sold because of their past. Based on that, do you think priceless or worthless? Categories: Community, Science & Technology
Tags: POV
In parts of world where burial space is scarce, the death of a loved one it can be a logistical and financial nightmare.This is why some people are exploring a new way to commemorate those who've passed away -- by having them turned into diamonds. Categories: Science & Technology
Tags: food, Science & Technology, Storify, U.S.
Categories: Community, Science & Technology
Tags: Community, Science & Technology, space, Storify
Categories: Canada, Community, News Promo, Science & Technology
Millions of star-gazers across a narrow strip of eastern Asia and the Western U.S. were able to witness this year's dramatic 'ring of fire' eclipse, which occurs when the moon passes in front of the sun.
Categories: Community, Science & Technology
Tags: POV
On Sunday, a 2.5-metre tall, seven-metre long Tyrannosaurus bataar skeleton will be going up for auction in New York City. The 70-million-year-old fossil is expected to fetch at least $1.5M.Categories: Science & Technology
Tags: Google, internet, Science & Technology
A new tool to let Canadians opt out of online behavioural advertising
should be available by the end of the year, according to IAB Canada.Categories: Science & Technology
Tags: POV, Science & Technology, U.S.
Tattoo artist Dave Hurban is fascinating some - and grossing out others -
after he inserted magnets under his skin in order to attach an iPod
Nano Touch to his wrist whenever he wants.
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