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A Smarter Tablet
By Michael Steinhart | 2010-02-08 08:38:49 | Article Views: 474 | Comments: 8
The Apple iPad made for splashy headlines and visuals, but its business utility is dubious, at best. What would a tablet need in order to take off among mobile professionals? READ MORE >>>
By Michael Steinhart | 2010-02-08 08:38:49 | Article Views: 474 | Comments: 8
The Apple iPad made for splashy headlines and visuals, but its business utility is dubious, at best. What would a tablet need in order to take off among mobile professionals? READ MORE >>>
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Trash into Diesel
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-08 08:14:54 | Article Views: 110 | Comments: 0
A startup thinks it's got the alchemical smarts to turn trash into diesel fuel. READ MORE >>>
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-08 08:14:54 | Article Views: 110 | Comments: 0
A startup thinks it's got the alchemical smarts to turn trash into diesel fuel. READ MORE >>>
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Wi-Fi Power Taking Charge
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-05 08:07:56 | Article Views: 342 | Comments: 0
RCA’s innovative Airnergy product converts Wi-Fi signals into DC power, allowing users to charge small devices, such as cell phones, without drawing from traditional power supplies. READ MORE >>>
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-05 08:07:56 | Article Views: 342 | Comments: 0
RCA’s innovative Airnergy product converts Wi-Fi signals into DC power, allowing users to charge small devices, such as cell phones, without drawing from traditional power supplies. READ MORE >>>
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The Rapidly Evolving Y Chromosome
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-05 08:07:54 | Article Views: 303 | Comments: 0
A new study shows that Y chromosomes might be evolving faster than expected, but that has yet to take men off of Venus. READ MORE >>>
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-05 08:07:54 | Article Views: 303 | Comments: 0
A new study shows that Y chromosomes might be evolving faster than expected, but that has yet to take men off of Venus. READ MORE >>>
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A Winning Team Addition
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-02-05 08:07:51 | Article Views: 100 | Comments: 0
Golden State Warriors launch a historic solar-power plan for state-of-art hoops facility. READ MORE >>>
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-02-05 08:07:51 | Article Views: 100 | Comments: 0
Golden State Warriors launch a historic solar-power plan for state-of-art hoops facility. READ MORE >>>
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4G Is Coming: Sooner Than You Think
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-04 08:30:03 | Article Views: 687 | Comments: 0
Today’s 3G phones have already revolutionized the way we play and work, and their peak data rates are about 10M bps. But imagine what they could do if at 100M bps? Much-hyped 4G mobile technology won’t reach those speeds in the United States until 2010, and more likely 2012, but residents of Oslo and Stockholm are getting a sneak peek of the technology today. READ MORE >>>
By Dave Greenfield | 2010-02-04 08:30:03 | Article Views: 687 | Comments: 0
Today’s 3G phones have already revolutionized the way we play and work, and their peak data rates are about 10M bps. But imagine what they could do if at 100M bps? Much-hyped 4G mobile technology won’t reach those speeds in the United States until 2010, and more likely 2012, but residents of Oslo and Stockholm are getting a sneak peek of the technology today. READ MORE >>>
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Is Pepsi's Super Bowl Snub a Game-Changer?
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-02-04 07:52:11 | Article Views: 247 | Comments: 0
It could be, as more companies seek to maximize interactive media campaigns, a leading expert says. READ MORE >>>
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-02-04 07:52:11 | Article Views: 247 | Comments: 0
It could be, as more companies seek to maximize interactive media campaigns, a leading expert says. READ MORE >>>
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NIST Shrinks Antennas 50-fold with Metamaterials
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-02-03 08:27:27 | Article Views: 753 | Comments: 8
Smarter antennas can be made 50 times smaller by harnessing the unusual properties of metamaterials, periodically spaced free-air elements that reverse the natural direction of reflected radio waves. READ MORE >>>
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-02-03 08:27:27 | Article Views: 753 | Comments: 8
Smarter antennas can be made 50 times smaller by harnessing the unusual properties of metamaterials, periodically spaced free-air elements that reverse the natural direction of reflected radio waves. READ MORE >>>
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A Pen That Wants to Be a Computer
By Kevin Fogarty | 2010-02-02 09:06:41 | Article Views: 771 | Comments: 4
Digitizing notes and running apps makes Livescribe a top smartpen option, but it’s no tablet. READ MORE >>>
By Kevin Fogarty | 2010-02-02 09:06:41 | Article Views: 771 | Comments: 4
Digitizing notes and running apps makes Livescribe a top smartpen option, but it’s no tablet. READ MORE >>>
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IBM Preps Carbon Transistors for Post-Silicon Era
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-02-02 08:27:55 | Article Views: 4242 | Comments: 1
IBM Research demonstrated a carbon-based transistor technology that could make obsolete silicon-based CMOS chips over the next decade. READ MORE >>>
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-02-02 08:27:55 | Article Views: 4242 | Comments: 1
IBM Research demonstrated a carbon-based transistor technology that could make obsolete silicon-based CMOS chips over the next decade. READ MORE >>>
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Tech at Its Best When It Comes to Helping Haiti
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-02-01 08:50:57 | Article Views: 485 | Comments: 0
Mobile communications solutions, social media and other tech resources have made impact on relief, rescue and donations. READ MORE >>>
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-02-01 08:50:57 | Article Views: 485 | Comments: 0
Mobile communications solutions, social media and other tech resources have made impact on relief, rescue and donations. READ MORE >>>
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Robots Advance Through Imprecision
By Kevin Fogarty | 2010-02-01 08:32:07 | Article Views: 759 | Comments: 1
Two new advancements, both of which are designed to get a robot to do things in ways other than those specifically programmed, are being hailed as leaps forward in the programming of machines that can do more than just what humans tell them to. READ MORE >>>
By Kevin Fogarty | 2010-02-01 08:32:07 | Article Views: 759 | Comments: 1
Two new advancements, both of which are designed to get a robot to do things in ways other than those specifically programmed, are being hailed as leaps forward in the programming of machines that can do more than just what humans tell them to. READ MORE >>>
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Smarter Technology Tragedies, Part Two
By Joe Maglitta | 2010-01-29 08:40:56 | Article Views: 481 | Comments: 0
System failures in advanced radiation therapy machines and secretive trading programs highlight technology’s -- and users’ -- destructive potential. READ MORE >>>
By Joe Maglitta | 2010-01-29 08:40:56 | Article Views: 481 | Comments: 0
System failures in advanced radiation therapy machines and secretive trading programs highlight technology’s -- and users’ -- destructive potential. READ MORE >>>
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Smarter Technology Tragedies, Part One
By Joe Maglitta | 2010-01-28 08:28:15 | Article Views: 441 | Comments: 1
System failures in advanced radiation therapy machines and secretive trading programs highlight technology’s -- and users’ -- destructive potential. READ MORE >>>
By Joe Maglitta | 2010-01-28 08:28:15 | Article Views: 441 | Comments: 1
System failures in advanced radiation therapy machines and secretive trading programs highlight technology’s -- and users’ -- destructive potential. READ MORE >>>
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IBM Brightens Future of Magnetic Tape with World Record
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-01-28 08:26:10 | Article Views: 600 | Comments: 2
IBM and Fujifilm's world record in magnetic tape density—nearly 30G bits per square inch—along with lower costs and a greener footprint, could keep magnetic tape alive for another decade. READ MORE >>>
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-01-28 08:26:10 | Article Views: 600 | Comments: 2
IBM and Fujifilm's world record in magnetic tape density—nearly 30G bits per square inch—along with lower costs and a greener footprint, could keep magnetic tape alive for another decade. READ MORE >>>
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New Modeling Aims for Better Water Management for Pacific Northwest Dams
By Salvatore Salamone | 2010-01-27 08:35:09 | Article Views: 305 | Comments: 2
University of Washington and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers optimize a water management model to anticipate environmental changes early on. READ MORE >>>
By Salvatore Salamone | 2010-01-27 08:35:09 | Article Views: 305 | Comments: 2
University of Washington and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers optimize a water management model to anticipate environmental changes early on. READ MORE >>>
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Unmanned Robot Ambulance Passes Hover Test
By Kevin Fogarty | 2010-01-27 08:18:55 | Article Views: 478 | Comments: 0
An Israeli company successfully tests the flight ability of an unmanned robotic ambulance designed to evacuate wounded from the battlefield. READ MORE >>>
By Kevin Fogarty | 2010-01-27 08:18:55 | Article Views: 478 | Comments: 0
An Israeli company successfully tests the flight ability of an unmanned robotic ambulance designed to evacuate wounded from the battlefield. READ MORE >>>
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Smarter Imaging Creates 3D Maps of Haiti Devastation
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-01-27 07:55:35 | Article Views: 554 | Comments: 1
Using a 3D imaging system created for the U.S. Forest Service by the Rochester Institute of Technology, a World Bank-funded project is surveying the Haiti earthquake devastation to assist future reconstruction efforts. READ MORE >>>
By R. Colin Johnson | 2010-01-27 07:55:35 | Article Views: 554 | Comments: 1
Using a 3D imaging system created for the U.S. Forest Service by the Rochester Institute of Technology, a World Bank-funded project is surveying the Haiti earthquake devastation to assist future reconstruction efforts. READ MORE >>>
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Goodyear and Suppliers Driving Better RandD Via Web 2.0
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-01-26 08:13:26 | Article Views: 338 | Comments: 0
Goodyear’s "innovation module" taps suppliers to solve problems and strengthen collaborative relationships. READ MORE >>>
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-01-26 08:13:26 | Article Views: 338 | Comments: 0
Goodyear’s "innovation module" taps suppliers to solve problems and strengthen collaborative relationships. READ MORE >>>
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Text Messaging Viewed as Key for Health Care Information Distribution
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-01-26 07:09:24 | Article Views: 315 | Comments: 0
A CDC pilot program sends the latest H1N1 development news to users via text. READ MORE >>>
By Dennis McCafferty | 2010-01-26 07:09:24 | Article Views: 315 | Comments: 0
A CDC pilot program sends the latest H1N1 development news to users via text. READ MORE >>>
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