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Entries for January 2011

James Cameron Announces - Avatar sequels get confirmed release dates James Cameron Announces - Avatar sequels get confirmed release dates
By Salar Golestanian @ 25 Jan 2011 :: Article Rating
Audience members yearning to return to the exotically extraterrestrial locale of Pandora will have to wait for at least three more years, as James Cameron has confirmed that the first of his back-to-back Avatar sequels won’t arrive until Christmas of 2014.
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Arguments For And Against 3D - Murch And Ebert Vs Coldewey Arguments For And Against 3D - Murch And Ebert Vs Coldewey
By Salar Golestanian @ 24 Jan 2011 :: Article Rating
An article is making its way around the net today, a letter written to Roger Ebert by an Oscar-winning editor and sound engineer, Walter Murch, decrying a fundamental flaw in 3D filmmaking that he assures us ruins the entire idea. The author David Coldeway thinks that Roger was off the mark in this assessment. And he goes on to dispel some of the information he’s spreading via Ebert’s blog.
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Google Translate Goes Star Trek; only for earth's popular Languages Google Translate Goes Star Trek; only for earth's popular Languages
By Salar Golestanian @ 18 Jan 2011 :: Article Rating
Last Year, Google launched the Translate application for Android devices, able to allow translation of text for over 50 different languages, with the results delivered using the text-to-speech function of the phone. Now Google Translate brings us closer to the dream of a Star Trek-esque Universal Translator.
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Stargazing Live needs you this week! - BBC Two, 3-5 Jan, 2011 Stargazing Live needs you this week! - BBC Two, 3-5 Jan, 2011
By Salar Golestanian @ 03 Jan 2011 :: Article Rating
Professor Brian Cox made astrophysics sexy in Wonders of the Solar System, and now he is back for this three-night live show exploring the stars. From their eyrie in the University of Manchester's Lovell Telescope, Brian gives co-host Dara O Briain (a self-confessed frustrated astronomer) a crash course in astronomy, while gadget-obsessed Jonathan Ross goes back to basics as he learns to navigate the night sky using a pencil and paper. 
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These are various short and long News Articles, Reviews and Blogs by Salar Golestanian and employees of SalarO.com as well as contributors of Scifiwood.com. The subject matter are mixed topics with Pure Science to Science Fiction as well as general topics on Web Trends, Technology, Software Engineering genre, or whatever subject that can affect the convergence of today's technology with Science Fiction in any shape or form.  These Blogs and Reviews don't have commercial or corporate aspiration, so they are indeed completely independent views. Some of these entries may be short and just link you to the actual news or site that can expand further on the subject of interest.  In Phase II we plan to incorporate some Social Networking applications within the portal.
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