Danya Glabau’s Tech Links

Meme alert: The @BronxZoosCobra is making waves on the internet after a real cobra from the real Bronx Zoo went missing.

MIT has designed an artificial “leaf” that produces energy from sunlight and water.

Tweeting has been deemed not broadcasting and will be allowed in courtrooms… for now.

I wouldn’t mind owning one of Acer’s nifty new dual-touchscreen laptops, set to be available in the US next month.

Cell phone carries are on the customer’s side when it comes to fighting back against costly premium texting services.

Today’s product buzz: Amazon’s new Cloud Drive music storage service. But it doesn’t work with iPhones, and the 5GB of free space isn’t all that much when you stop to think about it.

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Danya Glabau is a graduate student at Cornell University. She is interested in science communication in mass media, and what it reveals about cultural values.

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