eWEEK Newsbreak Video July 14 2010

An Intel supercomputer called, "Encanto," is helping researchers track the direction of the oil spewing from the massive BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico. We'll let you in on what it's predicting and how accurate its tracking actually is; Google is getting a lot of backlash from users over its revamp of Google News. Users of the Google Web service are angry that their customization was disposed of in the changeover June 30. The reaction is so severe that some users are turning to Microsoft's Bing News or Yahoo News to tailor their interests; Google’s Internet Content Provider License has been renewed by the mainland Chinese government. The news comes just two days after Beijing officials reported that the application was under review but with no firm deadline for approval. So what does this mean for the Chinese people and will the censoring remain strong? Thinking of taking a vacation this summer, but want a break from the maddening tourist crowd in coastal tourist traps? Well this summer forget the beach and choose a destination you can really geek out to. eWEEK contributor Nathan Eddy, suggests a list of top five destinations.