Highly respected motorcycle writer Ken Wootton has passed away.
Month: July 2011
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Chad Reed unhurt after scary crash
Australia’s Chad Reed has bounced back from a spectacular crash to finish fifth overall at the Spring Creek Nationals in Minnesota, the seventh round of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship.
Georgia Tech’s Healthcare Robotics Lab and Willow Garage have been collaborating with Henry Evans, who became a mute quadriplegic after suffering a stroke 10 years ago, to use a PR2 robot as his surrogate.
The owner of Hispania Racing Team, José Ramón Carabante, sold his team to the Japanese investment bank Nomura Spanish website AS.com reported.
Cupertino has rubbed wood to fire rumors, yet again. Apple’s component manufacturers from Taiwan have reportedly started packing materials for Apple’s next-generation iPhones and iPads.
Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres revealed he has “enormous admiration” for the way his players have measured up against the VFL sides aligned with AFL clubs this year.
DigiTimes reports that upstream suppliers in Apple’s manufacturing chain have been given orders to begin preparing for production of next-generation iPhone and iPad models, with a debut expected in the September-October timeframe.
Garry Rogers Motorsport drivers have been quick to get into the Texan spirit, saddling up inside a Cadillac.
V8 Supercars will compete in the United States from 2013, competing at the new Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.
The BitTorrent-powered VODO network has released what is arguably its highest-quality film to date. ‘A Lonely Place For Dying’, with Hollywood star James Cromwell as Executive Producer, prefers the BitTorrent community over Hollywood’s own funding mechanisms and debuts online before making its way to various movie theaters. A new distribution model is born.