Dedicated e-readers, like Amazon’s Kindle, Barnes and Noble’s Nook and Sony’s Reader, have one thing in common: They all use black-and-white screen technology from a company called E Ink.
Source:Gadgets: Putting color in an e-reader
A bid to prevent the revelation of the identity ofTop Gear’s mystery driver The Stig began in private at the High Court today.
Source:Court hears 'Stig' secrecy case
Consulting has attracted more than its fair share of criticism of late.
Source:Consulting: the lifeblood of UK plc
Kabul (AFP) Aug 30, 2010 Seven US soldiers were killed in Taliban-style bomb attacks in southern Afghanistan Monday, NATO told AFP. One attack killed five soldiers, NATO’s International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said in a statement. The deaths bring to 478 the total number of foreign soldiers killed in the Afghan war so far this year, according to a tally based on that kept by the …
Source:Seven US soldiers killed in Afghan bomb attacks: NATO
U.S. Soccer ended the rampant speculation surrounding Bob Bradley’s future by resolving the situation in a manner no one quite expected. It extended Bradley’s contract for another four years.
Source:Goal.com: U.S. settled with Bradley extension
August 29 was the United Nations’ International Day against Nuclear Tests. On that day in 1949 the Soviet Union carried out its first nuclear bomb test, at 7 a.m. at the Semipalatinsk test site.
Source:1949: Soviet Union’s first nuclear bomb test
InterGlobe’s Rahul Bhatia plans to roll out almost 200 mid-budget Ibis hotels eyeing the demand from young executives and the growing middle class. Will the move pay off? Scale holds the key to the plan.
Source:Will the Ibis fly?
Dedicated e-readers, like Amazon’s Kindle, Barnes and Noble’s Nook and Sony’s Reader, have one thing in common: They all use black-and-white screen technology from a company called E Ink.
Source:Putting color in an e-reader