CSIS had role in Afghan prison interrogations: docs
Officers of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service have played a crucial and long-standing role as interrogators of a vast swath of captured Taliban fighters, The Canadian Press has learned.
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Finger Fail: Why Most Touchscreens Miss the Point
Most touchscreen phones use the same capacitive-sensing technology, and often the very same components. So why do some touchscreens work so much better than others?
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Ex-Sun chief dishes dirt on Gates, Jobs
Jonathan Schwartz has started dishing dirt from his days at Sun in a blog called “What I couldn’t say…”
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Google, Just Say No to iPhone
Google’s current development strategy of producing Web-based HTML5 cross-platform applications simply enables Apple to continue to act in a predatory manner with iPhone.
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Broadband Plan Winners And Losers
Analysts are already identifying companies that will benefit–or not–from the FCC’s upcoming multibillion-dollar plan.
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Abu Dhabi hopes high for media forum
Abu Dhabi is gearing up for a gathering of old and new media leaders from east and west this week which it hopes will establish the emirate as the undisputed hub from which media companies can tap into the growth offered by Arabic-speaking markets.
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Palin: candidate, pundit, celeb?
For more than a year, Sarah Palin has been one of the most famous political and cultural figures in the country. Even by that standard, though, last week was an extraordinary one.
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Budget does not bring joy to Welland riding: Allen
WELLAND — This year’s federal budget is “an absolutely, backward-looking budget,” Welland MP Malcolm Allen says. But Dean Allison, Conservative MP for Niagara West—Glanbrook, sees a number of items in Thursday’s federal budget that will benefit Niagara.[...]
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No terrorism link to Pentagon shooting - police
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A California man who was fatally shot after opening fire on security officers outside the Pentagon appears to have been acting alone, with no links to domestic or international terrorism, police said on Friday.
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Google backs HTC in Apple patent suit
WASHINGTON: Google on Wednesday threw its backing behind HTC, maker of the Internet giant’s Nexus One smartphone, after Apple accused the Taiwan company of infringing on iPhone patents.
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