2. Robotic cognitive spy cam tips up
Human intelligence is apparently way overrated these days, as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) unveils details about its latest invention; a self guided drone camera which can get around by itself and beam back visual intelligence from behind enemy lines.
3. Verizon reiterates LTE push
Ahead of next week's CTIA Wireless show, the annual event put together by the mobile phone trade group, Verizon has confirmed that it is on track to bring its next-gen mobile network to the US next year.
4. Careless Piracy costs jobs
We've all become accustomed to the incessant whining from the music industry and Hollywood that piracy is killing them, but now apparently, there's proof that your illegal download habit is adding workers to the already long unemployment lines.
5. iPad app developers focus on tablet games
A recent study conducted by mobile research company Flurry Analytics has found that 44 percent of apps currently being tested for the Apple iPad fall into the crowded games category.
6. Free Skype WiFi Access All Weekend
It's raining free Skype WiFi this weekend. Around the world. The whole freakin' wide world. Freakin' free!
7. Microsoft wants OS redesign for multicore processors
A Microsoft kernel expert has proposed that developers "rethink" the basic architecture of current operating systems to fully exploit the benefits of multicore chips.
8. Alleged Blackberry OS 6 screenshots hit the 'Net
Blackberry Leaks has obtained a number of images that appear to depict an unknown device running OS 6.0.
9. Ambidextrous System-On-Chip spotted in the wild
NComputing has introduced a $20 "ambidextrous" System-On-Chip (SoC) that is expected to bring advanced virtualization capabilities to multiple mobile-based platforms.
10. Developer unlocks Windows Phone 7 emulator
An intrepid developer has managed to successfully unlock Microsoft's recently released Windows Phone 7 emulator.
