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February 2012
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- The side effects of electronic communications: after five months feasibility study, America’s Postal Service (USPS) announced new plans to merge and close 223 Area Mail Processing plants and may cut 35,000 jobs
- The next generation of weight-loss capsule: America’s regulators approve Qnexa drug produced by Silicon Valley’s biopharmaceutical company Vivus, Inc.
- The largest cable operator in America announces $4.99 per month Xfinity Streampix service and will compete with Netflix and Hulu Plus
- Several California counties include Kern County, Alameda, Sacramento, San Joaquin and San Francisco, to offer free condoms to teenagers by post mail starting this year’s Valentine’s Day
- Rovio expands its turf into outer-space with a brand new game dubbed as “Angry Birds Space” and set a release date on March 22, 2012
- New design is not always improved: Johnson & Johnson is recalling 574,000 bottles of grape-flavored liquid infant Tylenol in America due to flaws with redesigned bottles
- Metro style design: Microsoft announces a new logo for Windows 8 operating system which will be used for future personal computers (PCs), slates/tablets, and phones
- With 520 million visitors per month from around the world, Microsoft’s MSN portal tries to grab more web traffics by aggregating breaking news trends and hottest topics from Facebook, Twitter, and variety of sources
- Do Not Call version 2.0: America’s communications regulators asked telemarketers to get written opt-in before auto-calling consumers, with exceptions calls made by charities, political campaigns, school updates, and pharmacies prescription refill
- Air pollution (including carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide) in big cities such as Los Angeles could be raising the risk of heart attack
