• Here Come the Code Wars: How Android Will Take Down iPhone 3
  No phone maker today is poised to take advantage of the software chinks—however small—in the iPhone’s armor. Companies like BlackBerry may have excelled at direct, no-frills interfaces, but with the flood of new iPhone applications due to arrive July 11, it will take a true software giant to mount any sort of defense. A giant like Google.

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• Revolutionary Giant Solar WInd Turbines Filter CO2
  wind turbine to inspire NIMBY sentiment from neighbors and city councils alike. Enter a striking new alternative energy concept by Mexican-born Agustin Otegui, who works with economies of a much smaller scale. He has conceived of a next-gen Nano Vent-Skin that sheathes structures in a shimmering solar weave studded with micro-turbines. The concept

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• Digital Forensics: 5 Ways to Spot a Fake Photo
  Composite images made of pieces from different photographs can display subtle differences in the lighting conditions under which each person or object was originally photographed. Such discrepancies will often go unnoticed by the naked eye.

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• WSJ.com – Opinion: The President Has Kept Us Safe
  It’s preposterous to think Bush policy has nothing to do with why we haven’t been attacked again.
• WSJ.com – Opinion: The President Has Kept Us Safe
  With President Bush-bashing still a national pastime, it’s notable how much international terrorism has been forgotten, and how little credit the president has received for keeping Americans safe. It’s preposterous to think Bush policy has nothing to do with why we haven’t been attacked again.

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• WSJ.com – Obama’s Revisionist History (5/29/08)
  From his lapel pin to his preacher, the story just keeps changing.

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