Exploring the earth’s natural satellite, the moon, is now cheap and easy. You don’t need to ride a rocket and be dropped on the moon. What you just need to do is open your Google Earth software and in just one click, you’re already on the moon.

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Finally, the Shuttle Endeavor blasted off and lift off to space on its sixt try this Wednesday after the 5 failed attempts because of hydrogen leak and weather problems.

Watch it the video below the launching of the Shuttle Endeavor:

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Mozilla developers are currently working for the fix of a vulnerability discovered in Firefox version 3.5.

The problem is in the Just-In-Time (JIT) Javascript compiler. Experts said that it can be used by some malicious guys to execute malicious codes at the internet users’ computers.

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Computer Security experts found out that the source of the attack to the government websites of US and South Korea is in UK.

We have analyzed the malware pattern that we received from KrCERT and have located the botnet controlled by 8 Command and Control (C&C) servers via controlling code

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No wonder that Microsoft is trying to do some steps to directly compete Google. Although Google is doing the same to Micrsoft but it seems that Microsoft is so serious about it that there came a time that Microsoft tried to buy Yahoo just to get its technology that might kill Google.

Now, I understand why.

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Google has made a move to directly compete Microsoft on its Office suit, but that of Google’s is based online and you can accessed all the docs you made by simply logging into the Google docs.

So, everyone is already expecting that Microsoft might do what Google did. And just recently, Microsoft announced that the Microsoft Office 2010 will include the web-based Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. And there’s one note, these apps will be available to everyone for free.

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Then there was a time that GMail tried to save its users from scammers or phishers by rejecting emails that are supposed to be coming from paypal or ebay but did are not actually coming from paypal.com or ebay.com domains.

Now, GMail continues its efforts to protects its users from ebay and paypal phishers.

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British Scientists at the Newcastle University and the NorthEast England Stem Cell Institute claimed that they finally created sperms out of the stem cells using a technique that allow them to study how sperm develops and possibly help develop treatments for infertile men.

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Google is currently working for the release of its own Google Chrome OS that can be used to power netbooks. Unlike the Windows of Microsoft, Chrome OS is totally free. With this, the price of the netbooks will be lowered by more or less 15 percent.

In other words, it will be better to use the Google Chrome OS for the netbooks not just in price but also in speed, portability and compatibility.

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Since the launching of Microsoft’s Bing on June 2009, its market share in the US is continuously increasing.

According to the reports, Bing initially got 7.81% market share in the US and it increases to 8.23%.

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