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 | MarketWatch - By Jonathan Burton, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - If you're not getting a chance to buy Facebook Inc. shares before Friday's IPO, you're not alone. |
 | Financial Post - Over the past 18 months, I have spent a great deal of time talking with CIOs about their Cloud Computing plans. Despite the potential value, many firms have taken a cautious approach to deploying applications in the cloud. |
 | Reuters Blogs (blog) - By Wayne Arnold By Wayne Arnold Samsung investors are worrying too much about Apple. The company's shares have slid on concern the iPhone's maker might be buying Japanese memory chips to cut its dependence for parts on its South Korean rival. |
 | NPR - by Eyder Peralta The search giant said the move was the first step in transitioning from an "information agent" to a "knowledge agent. |
AsiaOne - SINGAPORE - A former physics teacher calculated the speed that the Ferrari was travelling at before it crashed into the ComfortDelGro taxi killing three and injuring two others. |
Written by ZDNet Asia - By Jamie Yap , ZDNet Asia on May 17, 2012 (1 min ago) Marsiling Secondary School sees green actions and values, rather than just infrastructure, as necessary in spreading and sustaining energy efficiency motto. |
AsiaOne - A recent survey has revealed an upward struggle for Facebook's advertising programme, independent digital marketing agency Greenlight said. |
Daily Mail - By Daily Mail Reporter Facing ban? Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin (above) may be refused re-entry into the US after migrating to Singapore to cut his tax bill Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin may not be allowed to return to the United States ... |
Written by ZDNet Asia - By Ryan Huang , on 17 May 2012 (6 hours ago) Singapore Changi Airport leverages technology to deliver consistent customer service standards to serve its growing number of passengers. |
Written by ZDNet Asia - By Liau Yun Qing , ZDNet Asia on May 17, 2012 (3 mins ago) Region has many top supercomputers but need to build up skills to catch up with United States which is 50 years ahead, says Nvidia exec. |
Daily Mail - By Rob Waugh Millions of people in the western United States and Asia will watch the sun turn into a 'ring of fire' this weekend. |
Written by in 23,582 Google+ circles Computerworld (blog) - The iPhone 5 release date is basically now known. And the rumors of a larger, 4-inch screen are all-but confirmed. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), of course, ain't sayin' nuffin'. |
USA TODAY - By Doyle Rice, USA TODAY The violent 2009 eruption of the Mount Redoubt volcano in southern Alaska gave scientists a rare chance to study volcanic lightning, which can pose a threat to air traffic near volcanic hotspots around the world. |
BBC News - The world's biggest mobile phone network, China Mobile, could soon offer its customers Apple's iPhone. The Chinese carrier's chairman has confirmed the two firms are in talks. |
bettor.com (blog) - Yamaha Factory Racing rider Ben Spies thinks that the forthcoming 2012 French Grand Prix can rebuild his confidence and will provide help to improve his performance after an unfortunate start of the season. |
CTV.ca - AP ALMATY, Kazakhstan - A Russian-made Soyuz craft carrying three astronauts has docked with the International Space Station, putting the crew in place for the imminent arrival of the first ever privately owned cargo ship to the orbiting lab. |
The Hindu - “Nature at its best” is your first thought when the clean, fresh air and a pleasant climate with lots of greenery greets you in Singapore. |
The Verge - By Sam Byford on May 16, 2012 11:31 pm 20Comments The iPhone may be Japan's most popular smartphone, and NTT Docomo may be the nation's biggest carrier, but what would seem like a match made in heaven is unlikely to come to pass any time soon. |
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