Submission + - EU students could be charged to study in Scotland (bbc.co.uk)
ideaz writes: Students from other EU countries could be charged to study in Scotland, the education secretary has revealed.
Submission Summary: 0 pending, 16 declined, 3 accepted (19 total, 15.79% accepted)
Submission + - Microsoft reportedly kills off Zune hardware (engadget.com)
ideaz writes: After years of mediocrity and weak sales, Microsoft is finally killing off its Zune media player, Bloomberg reports.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/zune-2011-3?op=1#ixzz1GbtdzijK
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/zune-2011-3?op=1#ixzz1GbtdzijK
Submission + - Apple launches XCode 4 for $4.99 (non ADP members) (arstechnica.com) 1
ideaz writes: "Apple on Wednesday released Xcode 4, the latest version of its IDE for iOS and Mac OS X. The new release, in beta for nearly a year, combines several previously separate development tools into a single window interface. It also leverages new underlying tools such as the latest LLVM compiler and LLDB debugger and offers several time-saving features like automatic code checking. And while Xcode remains free to registered developers, Apple is now making Xcode available to any Mac OS X user via the Mac App Store for $4.99."
Submission + - AT&T pokes fun at Verizon (gearlive.com)
ideaz writes: Gearlive: "AT&T is finally going on the offensive as the Verizon iPhone is set to launch later this month. In an email blast today, AT&T shows a woman talking on the phone while browsing Fandango for movie tickets. Below is a line that says AT&T is the play network that lets you talk and surf the web at the same time on your iPhone. Thing is, they're right, and they should totally be using this as a selling point. Sure, this isn't something we all do on a regular basis, but I've certainly done it a handful of times, and would have been frustrated if I weren't able to when I needed it."
