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Police in London have adopted a new system that will allow them to quickly extract data from suspects' phones. Zoom The Metropolitan Police in the United Kingdom has started the roll out of a new system that's capable of extracting data from mobile phones extremely quickly. http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Metropolitan-Police-London-ACESO-Extracting-Data-Mobile-Phones,15680.html

UK Police Adopt New System to Extract Data from Phones

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/science-research-graphene-Photo-Detector,15645.html A group of researchers has discovered a way to potentially use graphene for photo detectors in future products such as digital cameras or night vision goggles. Zoom Typically, graphene has rather terrible light-sensing capabilities as it is just 3 percent efficient.

Researchers Turn Graphene into Photo Detector Material

International Economic Law and Policy Blog: Overlapping NAFTA/WTO Environment Claims: Ontario's Renewable Energy Policies

http://worldtradelaw.typepad.com/ielpblog/2011/07/overlapping-naftawto-environment-claims.html A WTO panel was established today in the Canadian "Feed in Tariff" case (DS412). From AFP : The World Trade Organization said on Wednesday it will rule on a Japanese claim that a Canadian province's renewable energy programme flouts international trade law. "A panel was established," a spokesperson from the world trade body said, referring to a team of arbitrators. At the heart of the dispute is the government of Ontario's "feed in tariff" (FIT) programme, which guarantees electricity prices from renewable energy facilities.