Column: Punishing Williams won't end real problem (AP)AP - What Greg Williams did wasn't all that different from what football coaches have been doing since the game was invented. He just kept detailed records. Full text |
Udrih hits late jumper, Bucks beat 76ers 97-93 (AP)
UConn women beat St. John's, make Big East final (AP)
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Wheeler, Little lift Jets over Sabres 3-1 (AP)
VCU wins CAA, 59-56 over top-seeded Drexel (AP)
IndyCar drivers insist they will race at Texas (AP)
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Reuters - Yahoo Inc's new chief executive is preparing a significant restructuring of the Internet company, including layoffs that could cut thousands of employees from its payroll, according to a technology blog. Full text
Appolicious - Keeping tabs on your wandering significant other and wild kids just got a whole lot easier. The free Glympse app for Android allows you to safely send location updates to anyone with a cell phone. You can share timed location updates through text, email, Facebook and Twitter. The location-tracking app allows you to set a specific time period for the location service to expire so people canā€™t track you all day long, just when you want them too. Your Android keeps a reminder in the toolbar that you have a Glympse and counts-down the time period remaining. Full text
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Digital Trends - Last week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the world got a taste of the most powerful camera phone that crams 41 whopping megapixels into an 18 mm-thick, or approximately 0.7 inch, device. While the majority of fans were fascinated by the incredibly impressive feature, many were also disappointed to find that the 808 PureView will still run on an updated version of Nokia???s practically defunct operating system, Symbian Belle. Nokia has responded to this by hinting that it plans to bring the camera feature to a more popular OS of Windows Phone in the near future. Full text
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Digital Trends - Last week the Raspberry Pi Foundation launched an ultra-cheap Linux-based computer ??? the Raspberry Pi ??? aimed primarily at schools around the world looking for cost effective ways to bring computer programming into the classroom. Full text
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AP - Beno Udrih hit a go-ahead jumper with just under a minute left, and the Milwaukee Bucks held off a late comeback to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 97-93 on Monday night. Full text
