Do you like Firefox? This couple got a real one
A couple in China got a visit from a real life Firefox, a Red Panda. But unlike its technological namesake this Firefox has a nasty bite
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NASA promises Saturday’s Lunar eclipse will be super-sized and colorful
When the Lunar eclipse takes place on Saturday the Moon will appear super-sized and blood red, according to NASA. But you will have to get up early to see it in the US.
Facebook, Twitter, Google, Mozilla, join together against SOPA
Facebook, Google, Yahoo!, Mozilla, LinkedIn, Twitter, eBay, AOL, and Zynga have jointly written to the House of Representatives' Committee on the Judiciary to "express concern" at the proposed SOPA bill.
In Helsinki? Why not pop into the Angry Birds’ store?
The all conquering Angry Birds have taken another victory this week with the launch of their first real-world shop, in Helsinki.
What information has your government asked Google to delete?
Google publishes its transparency report covering the first six months of 2011, what has your government asked to be deleted?
Interview: Crowdfunding Dublin’s Made in China Film Festival
The UCD Confucius Institute is hosting a festival of Chinese Cinema online, Made in China. We spoke to the guys behind it about organising the event using Fund:it.
BBC releases 60 years of Reith Lectures from radio archive online
The BBC has released over 60 years' of audio archive from its acclaimed Reith Lectures online as part of its plan to make its archives more accessible.
Facebook growth slows for second consecutive month
While Facebook is still experiencing user growth, having reached 687 million monthly active users at the start of this month, this growth rate has been lower than normal for the second consecutive month, according to Inside Facebook.
Follow the partial solar eclipse online with NASA and Google Maps
The solar eclipse which darkened the morning sky over Europe, Russia and the Middle East isn't over yet. People in...
January’s solar eclipse likely to be overcast, health warnings issued
Ireland and the UK will see their first solar eclipse of the new year on Tuesday (4th January). The partial eclipse will be visiable across the British Isles from 8:00am and will last until about 9:30am. At its peak the moon will obscure about 66% of the sun, although the amounts will vary depending on location. The eclipse will also be visible over much of Europe, North Africa and central Asia.
