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Egypt crisis: Hosni Mubarak steps down Hosni Mubarak has stepped down as president of Egypt, according to the country’s vice president. Omar Suleiman said Mr Mubarak, who earlier left Cairo for Sharm el-Sheikh, has handed control to the military. Car horns were heard around the capital in celebration following the announcement. Crowds in Cairo’s Tahrir  [ Read More ]

To forestall the efforts of the Mubarak regime from cutting off Egyptians from communicating events as they happen, Google quickly assembled a team of Engineers to develop the speech to tweet system. The system enables users to send voice tweets. Users are not required to have tweeter accounts. This is specially designed to help pass  [ Read More ]

Graduate Teaching Assistantships in Physics and in Engineering Physics At The University of Tulsa, Department of Physics & Engineering Physics, Field(s): applied physics, chemical physics, computational physics, condensed matter, electronics, energy physics, industrial physics, laser physics, liquid crystals and glasses, material physics, nanotechnology, optics and optoelectronics, plasma physics, quantum mechanics, semiconductors, solid state physics, surface  [ Read More ]

The Egyptian military has vowed not to use force to crush mass anti- government protests, acknowledging the people’s demands as “legitimate”. The news came as new Vice President revealed President Hosni Mubarak had tasked him with opening “immediate” dialogue with the opposition. In a statement released as thousands of protesters again defied curfews in Cairo  [ Read More ]

Egypt, the most populous country in the Arab world, erupted in mass protests in January 2011 that have brought the 29-year regime of President Hosni Mubarak to a precipice. The revolution in Tunisia earlier in the month seemed to set fire to decades worth of smoldering grievances against Mr. Mubarak’s heavyhanded rule. First thousands and  [ Read More ]