Three-dimensional high-definition television. Superthin TVs. Bendable TVs. These and other visions of the future abounded…
Month: January 2009
Microsoft Fights Bugs, Corruption and Overload Issues
Microsoft is having quite a week. The company is seeing reports of vulnerabilities before Patch…
Seven Personality Types Who Are Most Likely To Help Sick-listed Employees Back To Work
Scientists have studied which leadership qualities could help employees return from sick leave early. Being…
Solution To Darwin’s Dilemma Of 1859
A solution to the puzzle which has come to be known as ‘Darwin’s Dilemma’ has…
New Insight Into Effectiveness Of Procedure To Stop Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
Experts estimate that 20 percent of women experience excessive or prolonged menstrual bleeding at some…
Extreme Weather Boosts Antioxidant Levels In Soybean Seeds
Scientists have found that weather and climate play key roles in levels of a family…
SanDisk Launches Fast SSDs for Netbook Market
SanDisk is moving into the netbook market with a new generation of flash memory solid-state…
Can’t We All Just Get Along? Q&A With OSA Community Dev Chair Gopi Ganapathy
The Open Solutions Alliance, a federated community of open source business and developer communities, opened…
Mac Bloggers Murmur Over Macworld Machinations
This should come as no surprise to any iPhone-toting, Apple-watching, Mac-usin’ reader: this week’s blogs…
TV Station Bumps Guests: KRON’s Misguided Author Snub
A television station in San Francisco invites the authors of a new book that’s highly…