As mobile users increasingly flock to the fancy applications on their smartphones -- and potentially spend less time on the mobile web, where Google has staked its lead -- the search giant had to find a way into those apps. So it is using its contextual ad program… Continue
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs is back in Cupertino -- for good -- after a six-month medical leave.
A Memphis hospital confirmed -- with Steve's blessing -- that Jobs received a liver transplant, and that he's "now recovering well and has an excellent prognosis."
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David Allen, author of "Getting Things Done", one of the best-selling productivity books of all times joins Robert Scoble to talk about the future of work and how to make the most of productivity while minimizing stress.
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To get the best predictions about when your company’s latest product will ship or how it will sell, you might try asking your employees — anonymously. A start-up, Crowdcast, began selling corporate forecasting software on Thursday that does just that. continueContinue
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At the O'Reilly Velocity conference Jonathan Heiliger, Facebook's vice president of technical operations, highlighted some numbers from the social network's latest feature launches.
The site has more than 200 million users… Continue
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With rising temperatures and rising gas prices, cars need to become greener fast. And superficially, the large car manufacturers seem to work hard to improve the fuel efficiency of their products. But are they really? The technology to make cars much more fuel efficient already exists for decades, but it never makes it to the showroom. Why do we have to wait so long for fuel efficient vehicles?
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Durante l’evento, sarà presentato il Wiki-Report “Media & Telco: quale futuro tra convergenza e paradigma 2.0”, cui hanno contribuito molteplici Ceo, Top Manager e Professional delle principali imprese operanti in questi settori.
La presentazione del Wiki-Report sarà… Continue
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Last video from IBM's research laboratories inspired me to find more informations about the beginning of the IT and entrepreneurship in the Valley. So here it is, great article written by Jack Arrin… Continue
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From July 1st and onwards, all PCs sold in China must be shipped with an Internet filtering program called Green Dam. This application, besides being a possible security risk, is supposed to protect the pe… Continue
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In the building where the hard drive was invented there's a team of researchers who are working to build new kinds of memories (that's IBM's Almaden Research Center, place which we visited last summer during ST). Ones that are smaller, faster, cheaper to build, and that use less power. Here I meet with the guy who runs that team, Stewart Parkin, who gives details of what they are working on and the breakthroughs they are finding. A lit… Continue
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Internet's role in the coverage of the Iranian elections with author Jonathan Zittrain, Chris Kelly, Chief Privacy Officer of Facebook.com and Nico Pitney of Huffington Post
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Bangalore: With the economic downturn, companies are looking at all options to cut costs and crowdsourcing is the latest entrant. By spending a fraction of the money for designing products, crowdsourcing looks like an attractive option for companies. According to Businessweek, LG crowdsourced a new cell phone design for just $20,000, the same project would have cost them in millions if it was designed by a design firm. But, currently experts are divided on the viability of crowdsourcing i… Continue
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Google's YouTube -- the Internet's most popular video site -- could be on track to lose approximately $470 million in 2009, according to a report Friday by Credit Suisse.
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The open source movement gave rise to Linux and spawned a generation of collaborative coders. Now it's extending its reach to the hardware industry. continue
The Economist visits Intel to see how downturn is changing spendings on innovation and development. type: research, development and recession any you will see the video - 1st from the listContinue
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The operators of The Pirate Bay launched a long-awaited VPN service Monday, promising to make file sharers and other internet users more anonymous online.
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JoAnn Kuchera-Morin demos the AlloSphere, a new way to see, hear and interpret scientific data. Dive into the brain, feel electron spin, hear the music of the elements ... and detect previously unseen patterns that could lead to new discoveries.
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Ricerca svolta dal dr. Giovanni Tirino dell’Università Piemonte Orientale, sotto la direzione prof. Vincenzo Capizzi in collaborazione con l’Associazione IBAN
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L’associazione IBAN celebra questo anno il suo decennale e con l’anno 2008 può considerarsi conclusa la fase di start
up del mercato italiano dell’Angel Investing ed iniziata la fase di consolidamento.
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