Lannett To Submit New Drug Application For Morphine Sulfate Products (DrugDiscoveryOnline)
Lannett Company, Inc. recently announced plans to submit its New Drug Application (NDA) for its Morphine Sulfate products to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) at the end of the month.
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Peter Robinson urged to publish legal advice (Belfast Telegraph)
Democratic Unionist leader Peter Robinson has faced calls to publish legal advice clearing him of breaching his code of office. Related Stories Wogan bows out with top audience British Gas drops prices by 7% Famous names ‘flourished with ADHD’ New snow alert – but no big freeze X marks spot for asteroids ‘crash’
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Buffalo announced two 500 GB PS3-certified External Hard Drives
The new hard drives, the HD-AV500U2/SC and HD-CL500U2/SC are both compatible not only with PS3 but also with the upcoming TV Tuner and Video Recording PS-3 module, the so-called “Torne” . The major difference between the two is that the first stands horizontal, has matt-finish and LED capacity indicator whereas the latter has matt finish, stands vertical and has no LED. Buffalo announced the price for HD-AV500U2/SC as 14, 800 yen and for HD-CL500U2/SC as 11,800 yen. Both are planned to be launched on market in Japan in March 2010.
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Buffalo announced two 500 GB PS3-certified External Hard Drives
Ovi Maps Navigation Downloaded 1 Million Times In First Week
Nokia is more than pleased with the take-up of the new Ovi Maps, announcing over 1 million downloads of the free sat-nav service in the first week. The five most popular phones to get the service are the Nokia N97, N97 Mini, Nokia E72, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and the new Nokia 5230 – even more impressive considering the N97 was a latecomer to the upgrade party. Nokia’s Executive Vice President Anssi Vanjoki was suitably elated with the rapid take-up: ” This is great news for our 3rd party application developers. Within a matter of days there is an installed base of more than 1 million active users all potentially hungry for new and innovative location-aware apps. When we announced free walk & drive navigation we knew it would be a game-changer
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Hearing of application for chamber’s office materials rescheduled (The Borneo Post)
KOTA KINABALU: The High Court has re-scheduled the hearing of Sabah United Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SUCCC) vice-president cum honorary secretary-general Chin Chee Kee’s application to compel the former SUCCC committee to deliver files, documents and other office materials to the current office-bearers.
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ATI Radeon HD 5450 focuses on multimedia features, neglects gaming
It’s rare to see a rumor — hell, even a roadmap — pinpoint the timing of new releases quite so accurately, but our earlier report of ATI refreshing the middle and lower parts of its lineup turned out to be bang on. Following in the footsteps of the HD 5670 , we have the Radeon HD 5450, which drags the entry price for DirectX 11 and Eyefinity multi-monitor support all the way down to $50.
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ATI Radeon HD 5450 focuses on multimedia features, neglects gaming
Samsung M100S is the company’s first Android 2.1phone
Today, Samsung has unveiled its first Android 2.1 phone, the Samsung SHW-M100S. Unfortunately, it looks like the M100S will be available only in South Korea (starting March, via SK Telecom ). The Samsung M100S features a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, an 800MHz processor, Wi-Fi, GPS, DivX support, T-DMB, 3.5mm headset jack, social networking services, 5MP camera with 720p video recording, and the latest version of TouchWiz UI. Here’s what the Samsung M100S looks like (live photos from danawa ): The price of Samsung M100S is not known. As a reminder, the Samsung Galaxy i7500 should get Android 2.1 too, sometime in the second quarter of the year.
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Andrew Gale turns to Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan for advice (Daily Telegraph)
Andrew Gale leaves for the England Lions tour to the UAE with advice from Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan.
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Andrew Gale turns to Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan for advice (Daily Telegraph)
Olympus new Voice-Treck PCM Record is powerful yet cheap
Announced to be sold within February 2010 (well this month), the new V-82 Voice-Treck, a PCM (16bit/44.1kHz) voice recorder with 8GB of internal memory, will be proposed in Japan at around 15000 Yen.
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Olympus new Voice-Treck PCM Record is powerful yet cheap
ACER GD235HZ: 23.6”Full HD monitor is ready for 3D FUN now in the U.S.
Already available in Europe, ACER America announced it to be available in the U.S, too. Thanks to the NVIDIA 3D Vision Technology, you can enjoy 3D content with this ACER monitor combined with a PC with compatible graphics card and special shutter glasses.
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ACER GD235HZ: 23.6”Full HD monitor is ready for 3D FUN now in the U.S.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Start Small With R/C Cars
By Evan Ackerman In what may be (but probably isn’t) a sign of things to come, Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies has released a miniature hydrogen fuel cell power system designed specifically for R/C cars. It’s a complete power system for higher end hobby cars, and optionally comes with an entire solar powered fuel infrastructure that uses solar or wind power to turn water into hydrogen, which gets stored in special solid state cartridges. So, it’s sort of like this thing , except in a kit that can be installed on your own R/C car (or anything else). There aren’t too many specs on performance (beyond a capacity of 12Wh, or 3-4 times the endurance of conventional batteries), but since all a hydrogen fuel cell does is create electricity, it’s not going to be like a nitro car, but it should perform just about the same as any battery powered system, and it looks like it does: A hydrogen powered R/C car might be way less convenient than gas or batteries, but it is the future, and a microcosm of the whole hydrogen fuel situation in normal size cars , so at least you can feel good about that. Or something.
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Start Small With R/C Cars
Sword USB Flash Drive
Here’s something new to add to the endless stream of weird USB flash drives – a model that has been designed to look like a Chinese sword. It will probably fit quite well together with the Chinese Opera Face Mask USB Laptop Cooling Pad . Features: Chinese sword design USB 2.0 Portable and easy operation Stylish and useful Plug and play Support Window 7 / Vista / XP, Linux 2.4, MAC OS X or latest version Dimension: 120 x 27 x 7mm (approx.) Weight: 68g The USB Chinese Sword Flash Drive is available over at the USB Gadgets website with prices starting at $22 for the version with a 2GB storage capacity.
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ihipholster is Perfect for the Techie Gunslinger
If you want to look like a gunslinger when packing your iPhone, the new ihipHolster from Urban Tool is a special edition of the company’s original hipHolster that features an embedded iPod / iPhone remote control and additional slots to store other cell phones, strangely enough. It also has a secret zipper on the backside of the device to store cash, an earphone opening, and a pocket for your wallet or camera. This is basically the perfect tool-belt for any geek without being completely hideous looking. The iHipHolster retails for $129.90 and will debut at MacWorld.
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Man Saved from Drowning by a Webcam Viewer
Webcams set up in tourist spots are relatively common nowadays, but a webcam installed near the sea in St. Peter-Ording in Germany, ended up saving a man’s life when a webcam watcher noticed the man calling for help out on the frozen water. The man, a tourist in his forties, had headed out onto the sea to take pictures.
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BerryWeather Updates To Brighten Your Forecast
BerryWeather is my favorite weather app, even more reliable than the local weather person. I know as quickly as the weather changes, I can see it in a glance. Thanks goes out to Ryan from themes4bb , who alerted me on this before I got the email. BerryWeather is now at version 2.1.40.
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Earloomz Offers Up Licensed Lady Gaga and the Godfather Bluetooth Headsets
When it comes to the bluetooth headset market, only until recently are companies realizing that style and color are becoming much more relevant and appreciated versus the traditional boring black headset with a boom mic. Earloomz is one such company that goes even beyond color choices, for their bluetooth headsets by fusing fashion, and pop culture with technology. Earloomz has hundreds of graphics and licensed images to choose from such as Lady Gaga, Betty Boop, the Godfather, Star Trek and more.
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Earloomz Offers Up Licensed Lady Gaga and the Godfather Bluetooth Headsets
Nokia C5 gets leaked, detailed
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you the Nokia C5. Based on a report by DailyMobile , this is apparently one of the two mobile phones (the other one being the C3) Nokia will be debuting this year to pioneer their brand new Cseries collection. The Nokia C5 will feature a 2.2-inch QVGA display, 3.2-megapixel camera, A-GPS, HSPA connectivity, 3.5mm jack, 50MB internal memory expandable via microSD card, and runs on the S60v3 FP2 platform. Judging by its specs and looks, we reckon that this particular Cseries phone will be released as part of the entry-level segment of the market.
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FDA Accepts Javelin Pharmaceuticals’ Dyloject New Drug Application For Formal Review (DrugDiscoveryOnline)
Javelin Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a leading developer and marketer of specialty pharmaceutical products for pain management, recently announced that its New Drug Application (NDA) submitted on December 2, 2009 to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its investigational product candidate, Dyloject (diclofenac sodium) Injection, has been accepted for formal review
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THQ CEO calls PS3 Motion Controller ‘Arc’ throughout investor call
Even after all this time Sony’s hand-held wand bent on bringing some of that interactive Wii game play to the PS3 still doesn’t have a name. Announced at E3 , Sony as recently as January 20th was still calling its PS3 Motion Controller, well, “Motion Controller” in its official communications with a footnote that the name was still tentative. Of course, we’ve heard whispers that it’ll be called Arc — and we’re not alone
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THQ CEO calls PS3 Motion Controller ‘Arc’ throughout investor call
NBS Technologies Introduces Re-PIN Application for its Instant Card Issuance Chip/EMV Software, Xpressi (TM) (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
NBS Technologies introduces its newest re-PIN application for the instant branch issuance solution, Xpressi™ software giving chip/EMV card holders the power to change their card PIN from the comfort of their own home without compromising security.
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Online CRM Application intelecrm Receives Product of the Year Award Presented by Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Intelestream honored for exceptional innovation as a provider of intelecrm, the online CRM application for small and medium sized businesses.
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