Computer memory breakthrough, Google's What do you love? search: top Diggs
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1. IBM scientists demonstrate computer memory breakthrough
Scientists at IBM Research have successfully tested a new type of memory technology called phase-change memory that will facilitate the "development of low-cost, faster and more durable memory applications for consumer devices."
http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-06-ibm-scientists-memory-breakthrough.html
2. Google Quietly Rolls Out WDYL.com: A Range Of Google Product Results On One Page
Google has created a website called "What do you love?" The site returns search results from a number of Google's different search services including image search, YouTube and shopping results, all displayed on one page.
http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/27/google-wdyl/
3. Unemployment - It doesn't skip a generation
A cartoon featuring a young boy asking his dad if he can move back in until he finds a job and his dad replying "That’s funny. I just asked your grandparents the same question."
http://digg.com/news/politics/unemployment_it_doesn_t_skip_a_generation
4. Russian court bans Scientology literature, calls it "extremist"
A Russian court has banned L. Ron Hubbard's What is Scientology? and additional books by the Scientology community on the grounds that they are "extremist."
http://matadornetwork.com/life/russian-court-bans-scientology-literature-calls-it-extremist/
5. WTF Happened to the Constitution?!?
An article about privacy and civil liberties in this digital age of surveillance.
http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/digital-age-what-heck-happened-constitution
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