Apple Launches iBookstore in Japan
TOKYO―March 6, 2013―Apple® today announced the launch of the iBookstore℠ in Japan featuring titles from major and independent publishers, including a great selection of books from Kodansha, KADOKAWA, Bungeishunju, Gakken and Gentosha. The iBookstore has a wide selection of emerging and established authors including Shyotaro Ikenami, Jiro Akagawa, Atsuko Asano and Ryu Murakami. The iBookstore in Japan is the best way for book lovers...
HortonWorks: The Hadoop company everyone wants to be best friends with now
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Engadget Podcast 337 – 03.28.13
Engadget for Mobile]]]]]]>]]]]>]]> 3/31/2013 9:00AM by Joe Pollicino (Click for Image) Missed us live at our new weekly livestream home on YouTube at 3PM ET last Thursday? Fret not, because we’ve got you covered here with the video and audio recordings as usual. So, listen on your own time as Tim, Brian and Peter talk everything from OUYA to Angry Birds hand sanitizer. Stream it below, or catch the subscription links and video...
Google pledges not to sue open-source users or developers over specified patents
The story “Google pledges not to sue open-source users or developers over specified patents,” which ran on the wire Thursday, included an incorrect URL for Google’s blog post. See original here: Google pledges not to sue open-source users or developers over specified patentskollagenintensiv.com/
Can the iPad Rescue a Struggling American Education System?
Illustration: Alex Washburn/Wired. Photo: Kajojak/Flickr Matthew Stoltzfus could never get his students to see chemistry like he sees chemistry until he added a digital component to his lesson plan. Stoltzfus, a chemistry lecturer at Ohio State University, struggled for years to bring complex chemical equations to life on the blackboard, but always saw students’ eyes glaze over. Then he added animations and interactive media to his...
