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Israel and Market Capitalism

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Yes, I know, the title of this post sounds a bit dry, but trust me, the article written by George Gilder, entitled “Silicon Israel”, is an incredible story of how far Israel has come in such an incredibly short time, and how it is still growing by leaps and bounds. Read it here. »

Microsoft Courier Unveiled!

Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Microsoft Courier Unveiled!

An absolutely incredibly breathtaking new device by Microsoft, called the Courier, has now been unveiled by Gizmodo, and I have to say this is really an new frontier for computing. This is everything the Tablet PC wasn’t, and I am blown away by the video. Check it out on the Gizmodo site! »

Israeli Teen Invents Device To Cut Pollution and Increase Mileage

Friday, September 18, 2009

With an invention earning great praise from engineers and scientists, an Israeli teen, Zion Badash, has invented a device called Z5 that reduces emissions by as much as 40% and increases gas mileage likewise. I just saw this via a youtube video, and then dug up a corresponding news article in the Jerusalem Post. (Of course,... »

Dual-Screen Laptop On Sale Soon

Monday, August 31, 2009
Dual-Screen Laptop On Sale Soon

Gizmodo is reporting that an Alaska-based company, gScreen, is debuting a dual-screen laptop in December. The two screens will both be 15″ LCDs and will slide away one behind the other when closing the laptop. The down side (besides the $3,000 price tag) is that this is expected to weigh more than 12 pounds (making... »

Senate Bill Would Give Obama Emergency Control of Internet

Sunday, August 30, 2009

CNET is reporting on a Senate bill working its way through Congress that, if passed, would give the President emergency control of the internet, specifically private-sector networks. Additionally, the bill would create a federal certification program for “cybersecurity professionals,” along with a requirement that certain private-sector computer systems and networks be managed by people who... »

First Video Ad To Appear In Magazine

Wednesday, August 19, 2009
First Video Ad To Appear In Magazine

This is one of those things that you see in science fiction movies and think to yourself, “yeah, that’s not happening anytime soon.” Well, this time it’s different! CNET is reporting that the September 18 issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine is going to actually have a video advertisement on one of its pages! Granted, the actual... »

Take Back The Beep

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Doesn’t it make you crazy when you call someone’s cell phone and get their voicemail, listen to their greeting in anticipation of the beep, only to have to listen to some inane instructions after their greeting, like, “once you are finished leaving a message you may hang up”? I, for one, absolutely hate this. And the... »

New Electric Car: The Leaf

Thursday, August 6, 2009
New Electric Car: The Leaf

Once again, I couldn’t help but laugh out loud hysterically at Glenn Beck’s commentary last night. Here he is talking about the Nissan “Leaf”, a new electric car in the works. »

New Keyboard Technology

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Devices like keyboards and mice rarely undergo noticeable technological advances, but when they do it’s usually something major (think scroll wheel for the mouse; I can’t ever go back to a mouse without one!). Microsoft is now announcing a major innovation for the oft-ignored and rarely-advanced keyboard: pressure sensitivity! Granted, the demonstrations in the video... »

BlackBerry Rant

Friday, July 31, 2009

Why is it that my two-year-old Windows XP machine starts up in half the time it takes for my brand new BlackBerry Tour from Verizon Wireless?! I’m not even exaggerating: I just timed it and it took a full 5 minutes and 38 seconds for my BlackBerry Tour to start! Isn’t technology supposed to be... »

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