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Norway's Statkraft kick-starts world's first osmotic power plant

Nov 25th 2009 6:10PM on Engadget

@(Unverified) Statkraft is Europe's biggest producer of renewable energy. They already do everything from wave to wind!!!

And Norway is 100% powered by hydroenergy! We don't need this technology for our needs - just for other countries...

That is why we export all of our oil and gas to the world!

Norway's Statkraft kick-starts world's first osmotic power plant

Nov 25th 2009 6:08PM on Engadget

@(Unverified) Boy, you really don't read too well. It's the PROTOTYPE! It's a SMALL scale TEST.

Twelve South's BassJump subwoofer improves your MacBook experience via USB, not parachute

Nov 24th 2009 11:29AM on Engadget

@LAY Except Apple now has a lot more than just 10% of the laptop market!

VIDEO: Disgruntled Volvo owner starts blog, crafts lament in her native Swedish tongue

Nov 20th 2009 3:46PM on Autoblog

"Mother tongue" means native language! She is Swedish!

From the dictionary: "the language a person has grown up speaking from early childhood".

She speaks Swedish like the native she is, not some American with a second language.

REPORT: Ghosn still thinks Renault-Nissan should have partnered with GM in 2006

Nov 20th 2009 3:12PM on Autoblog

It's quite clear that you are American. Saab is not a luxury brand in Europe, and neither is Cadillac.

Infiniti is obviously too new to be anywhere near that class, I've never even seen one here, I doubt it will ever get that recognition. There are just too many competitors.

Mac OS X 10.6.2 hacked to allow Atom support

Nov 20th 2009 11:54AM on Engadget

@Bill Brasky Normal people have a hard time remembering their own names... so writing two lines or more *is* hard for them XD

Mac OS X 10.6.2 hacked to allow Atom support

Nov 20th 2009 11:52AM on Engadget

@Flowah This is NOT a protectionist measure on the part of Apple! Apple doesn't offer products with Atom CPUs, so why should they bother including files that support it?! This has NOTHING to do with Apple protecting OS X, they could lock it down if they wanted to. This is actually proof that OS X is open sourced and OPEN to new kernels! Apple GAVE them the source for the kernel!!!

Mac OS X 10.6.2 hacked to allow Atom support

Nov 20th 2009 11:49AM on Engadget

@daytripper Talk about not knowing anything about computers and operating systems!!! You should really not talk at all if you don't understand the difference between hacking and installing your own files. Duh!

Achtung! Motorola Milestone now free on contract in Germany, sort of

Nov 18th 2009 5:15AM on Engadget

In most European countries the law dictates that all advertisements MUST show the FULL price, in plain view, for the consumer to see.

The law was created as a consequence of "exotic" and complex contract offers from the telecom industry... (Go regulation!)

Walky robot understands iPhone gestures, football fanaticism (video)

Nov 17th 2009 6:25AM on Engadget

Yeah, and the MAJORITY of the world call the sport by its real name: FOOTBALL.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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