 California could net $2 billion from Facebook IPOFacebook's employees and investors aren't the only ones who will get a windfall from the company's IPO this week. [CNN Money]  Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak: I don't have broadband at home Computing guru stuns business forum in Australia by admitting he doesn't have high-speed internet at his California home
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has reportedly let slip an admission that will dumbfound the web generation he helped create – he doesn't have broadband at home.
Wozniak was (...) [The Guardian] Researcher runs IP network over xylophones Vint Cerf once wore a shirt that read "IP on Everything," a wry comment on the versatility of the Internet Protocol he helped invent, a protocol that underlies all Internet communication. Now a University of California Berkeley researcher has put Cerf's maxim to the test, running (...) [ComputerWorld] Facebook employees face $4 billion tax bite Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg won't be the only one collecting billions from Facebook's initial public offering: Uncle Sam and the state of California are also poised to cash in big. [CNN Money] Microsoft Access Consulting Firm Enhances Data Capabilities at Spring BioScience Spring BioScience , located in Pleasanton, California, is a division of Roche that focuses on the development of antibodies for a variety of uses a product management database applic... [WebWire Computer software] Google self-drive car approved for testing US state grants permit to autonomous 'car of the future' and California prepares to follow suit
Commuting may never be the same again in Nevada, the US state that is home to Las Vegas, legalised gambling and huge amounts of desert. Besides gambling, it is now legal there to have a self-driven (...) [The Guardian] Artificial quakes rock 'hospital' Engineers in California unleash high-intensity artificial earthquakes on a five-storey building packed with medical equipment [BBC News] Artificial quakes rock 'hospital' Engineers in California unleash high-intensity artificial earthquakes on a five-storey building packed with medical equipment [BBC] Comtrend North America Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary IRVINE, CA. April 30, 2012 – Comtrend Corporation, a global supplier of advanced networking solutions, is pleased to announce that its North America office in Irvine, California, is celebrating its 10th year of providing innovative and (...) [WebWire Consumer electronics] Comtrend North America Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary IRVINE, CA. April 30, 2012 – Comtrend Corporation, a global supplier of advanced networking solutions, is pleased to announce that its North America office in Irvine, California, is celebrating its 10th year of providing innovative and (...) [WebWire Internet technology] Comtrend North America Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary IRVINE, CA. April 30, 2012 – Comtrend Corporation, a global supplier of advanced networking solutions, is pleased to announce that its North America office in Irvine, California, is celebrating its 10th year of providing innovative and (...) [WebWire Telecommunications] Comtrend North America Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary IRVINE, CA. April 30, 2012 – Comtrend Corporation, a global supplier of advanced networking solutions, is pleased to announce that its North America office in Irvine, California, is celebrating its 10th year of providing innovative and (...) [WebWire Mobile communications] Comtrend North America Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary IRVINE, CA. April 30, 2012 – Comtrend Corporation, a global supplier of advanced networking solutions, is pleased to announce that its North America office in Irvine, California, is celebrating its 10th year of providing innovative and (...) [WebWire Computer networks] EventsOnline.ca signs $4 million investment deal with California based La Jolla Holding Co. EventsOnline.ca Signs 4 Million Dollar Investment Deal With Industry Visionary And The Co-Founder Of It's Biggest US Competitor Via California Based La Jolla Holding Co. - - Ottawa, ON Apr 30, 2012 – www.EventsOnline.ca , Canada's leading (...) [WebWire Electronic Internet commerce] $500M state pension software system wracked by backlogs An expensive and long-troubled software program for California's pension system that went live last year has stumbled out of the gate, with some areas of service dealing with significant and growing backlogs, according to a report released Tuesday by officials at the California Public (...) [Network World]
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