In the press realm, there an awful lot of technological news lately probably due to Apple imminent new products announcement. Sony also announced a very interesting 'Lens-Style' set of digital cameras working as smartphone accessories. And Miyazaki announced (again) his retirement. You can check this week's scrap-linking right after the jump:
Anime & Manga related, Japan, Popular Culture
- Director Hayao Miyazaki to retire ( ANN, AP, BBC, The Globe and Mail, ICv2 )
- Le livre jeu à la croisée des chemins numériques (Le Monde)
- Miyazaki, rare Japonais à trouver grâce auprès des internautes chinois (Le Monde)
- Miyazaki n'arrête pas complètement le cinéma (Le Monde)
- How-to: Make accessible iBooks with iBooks Author (9to5Mac)
- iMovie, iPhoto and GarageBand Receive Small Updates Ahead of iOS 7 (Mac Rumors)
- VMware Fusion 6 released: ready to take advantage of Haswell processors and upcoming Mavericks features (9to5Mac)
- VMware launches Fusion 6 virtual desktop for Mac with Mavericks support, Windows Store app integration (Engadget)
- iBooks Author-created ebooks may be headed to the iPhone (iMore)
- Antitrust Monitor Ordered For Apple Over E-Book Price Fixing (NPR)
- Rumor: OS X Mavericks release scheduled for end of October (Today's iPhone)
- Apple to release Mavericks OS X in late October, report says (L.A. Times)
- What To Expect From Apple's September 10 iPhone Event (Cult of Mac)
- WSJ: Apple Is Testing Out iPhone Screens As Big As Six Inches (Gizmodo)
- Apple faces e-book restrictions (BBC)
- Apple Is Set to Announce Two iPhones (NYT)
- How to master iBooks for iOS: Top 5 iBooks tips for faster sorting, organizing, reading, and sharing (iMore)
- Sony's lens camera smartphone accessories could start from $250 (The Verge)
- More pictures of Sony "Smartshot" leak ahead of tomorrow's event (Today's iPhone)
- New Sony QX 'Lens-Style' Cameras Revealed in Leaked Press Release, Will Retail for $250-$500 (Mac Rumors)
- Details and video of Sony’s upcoming QX lens-shaped camera leaked: two versions coming later this month (9to5Mac)
- Full Gallery Of Press Photos For Sony's Cool-Looking "Lens Cameras" (Cult of Mac)
- Leaked Sony ad for QX10 and QX100 lens cameras turns your life into quirky indie movie (The Verge)
- Sony to release revolutionary "Lens-style" camera - compatible with iPhone (Today's iPhone)
- Sony Cyber-shot 'lens cameras,' iOS app available later this month (iMore)
- Sony’s QX10 and QX100 lens cameras turn your iOS or Android device into a premium point-and-shoot (The Next Web)
- First look at the Sony Cyber-shot QX10 and the iPhone 5 (iMore)
- Can Sony's Mad Scientists Fix Digital Photography? (ReadWrite)
- Sony launches lens accessories and Z1 handset at IFA (BBC)
- Sony's $500 Lens Thing Clips Onto The Back Of Your Phone (Popular Science)
- Sony announces QX Smart Lens lineup for smartphones (Electronista)
- Sony QX100: A Fancy, Freaky Lens-Camera That Feeds Off Your Smartphone (Gizmodo)
- Sony redefines your smartphone camera (USA Today)
- With Modern Makeovers, America's Libraries Are Branching Out (NPR)
- August BookScan: Top 20 Graphic Novels (ICv2)
- Les 50 livres qu'il faut avoir lus selon Hayao Miyazaki (L'Express) [Oops! Je n'en ai lu que quatre!]
- Atheist Pledge Of Allegiance Case Goes To Massachusetts' Supreme Court (Huffington Post)
- Freak tornado ploughs through Tokyo suburb (The Telegraph)
- UN: press should not be 'intimidated into silence' over state secrets (The Guardian)
- Japan celebrates as Tokyo wins right to host 2020 Olympic Games ahead of Madrid and Istanbul (The Telegraph)
- Tokyo 2020: Japan's capital celebrates Olympics win (BBC)
- Le Japon touché par deux tornades en trois jours (Le Monde)
- Comment chèvres et moutons accélèrent la désertification de la Mongolie (Le Monde)
- Back to work: 10 worst things about post-holiday blues (BBC)
- Gut bacteria 'may be obesity weapon' (BBC)
- L’enseignement de l’histoire sera renforcé (Le Devoir)
- Rapport du maire sur la situation financière de l'arrondissement Villeray/Saint-Michel/Parc-Extention (PDF)
- L’UQAM débarque dans l’ancienne CinéRobothèque (Métro)
- Target to open 16 stores in the fall (The Gazette)
- Parents mous, enfants fous, profs à bout (Le Devoir)
- Frederik Pohl Dead: Influential Science Fiction Author And Agent Dies At 93 (Huffington Post)
- Disparitions: Frederik Pohl, écrivain de science-fiction (Le Monde)
- Ancient Samson Mosaic Uncovered In Israeli Synagogue; Beautiful Art Fascinates Scholars (Huffington Post)
- Research Experiment Produces First Human Brain-To-Brain Interface (Forbes)
- New timeline for origin of ancient Egypt (BBC)
- Richard III infected by foot-long parasitic worms, researchers say (The Globe and Mail)
- Mysterious mummy found in German attic by 10-year-old boy (The Verge)
- Volcano the size of Arizona discovered (USA Today)
- Fryscraper Architect Responds (Business Insider)
- One of the solar system's largest volcanoes discovered in the Pacific Ocean (The Verge)
- 10 things we didn't know last week (BBC)
- Japan's Robot Astronaut Speaks His First Words From Space (Popular Science)
- Bone dates 'earliest northerner', say archaeologists in Liverpool (BBC)
- ‘Star’ Coursera prof stops teaching online course in objection to MOOCs (GigaOM)
- WD ships new NAS-specific Red internal hard drives (CNET)
- Could The Fork and Knife Chopsticks Be the Only Utensil You Ever Need? (Gizmodo)
- L’«estradinaire appartemanteau» de Sol (Le Devoir)
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