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AS Profile For instance it could tell you how many Nobel Prize winners were born under a full moon without someone having worked it out before. Professor Stephen Wolfram hit the headlines earlier this year by creating a new kind of... [30 Sep 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 04.09.09
Round-Up Most of us carry more computing power in our trouser pockets these days than it takes to put man on the moon, so it's worth remembering that in the olden days computers used to be quite large, mechanical beasts. [04 Sep 2009]
Inside the SpinVox Brain
Comment Listening to a friend explain the implications of the subplot of Moon from across a Tube carriage tortured by the sound of screeching brakes and screaming children? How much human interaction powers SpinVox's... [06 Aug 2009]
Underwater robots, Google Moon, edible beetles and ID cards
Photo Last month marked the 40th anniversary of the first moon walk, an event Google celebrated by launching Moon in Google Earth, an addition to its Google Earth mapping software that lets people virtually... [04 Aug 2009]
Photos: Do the moonwalk, Google-style
Photo On the 40th anniversary of the first moon walk, Google launched Moon in Google Earth, an addition to its Google Earth mapping software that lets people virtually travel to the moon.... [21 Jul 2009]
Taiwan's Six-Star Fenisia Hotel Delivers Superior In-Room Experience With Datacraft's Converged Communications Solutions
White Paper The new six-star Fenisia Hotel, located at the picturesque Sun Moon Lake in central Taiwan, faces stiff competition from other established luxury hotel properties in the area. Eager to gain a significant competitive edge... [01 Apr 2009]
SourceGuardian Case Study: Blue Moon IT
White Paper Blue Moon IT is based in The Netherlands and specializes in CMS/CRMsystems and specialty Internet software. This broad usage required security that would allow Blue Moon to license the product for use... [23 Mar 2009]
2008: The year in mobile
News Mobiles on the moon? Safe to say it hasn't happened yet - and indeed may never get off the ground - but the mental imagine of moon folk chatting about meteorite showers on their astromobiles is a... [30 Dec 2008]
Moon mobiles, Windows without Gates and DIY wi-fi signal boosting
News From mobiles on the moon to life after Bill Gates and futurist Ray Kurzweil's musing on spiritual machines - click on the links below to read silicon.com's stories of the year. Mobiles on the moon? 2008... [15 Dec 2008]
Lunar satellite mission inches closer to blast off
News A UK-led mission to put a satellite in orbit around the Moon which could one day enable lunar colonists to use mobile phones to communicate with each other has inched a step closer to blast off. Depending on the outcome,... [05 Dec 2008]
Photos: Windows 7, supercomputers, Google Labs, iPill
Photo This is the Parkes Observatory - a 64-metre radio telescope in Australia that transmitted some of the first images of the Apollo 11 moon landing to the world and was made famous by the Sam Neill movie The Dish. [27 Nov 2008]
Photos: The greatest tech sites from around the globe
Photo The world is littered with tech treasure troves, from the home of World War II code breakers to the site that first beamed images of the Apollo 11 moon landing to audiences around the globe. Cape Canaveral launched the... [13 Nov 2008]
Photos: IBM from Spitfires to Sphynxes
Photo It dates back to 1969, when man first walked on the moon, Led Zeppelin recorded their first album and more importantly, Unix was invented at Bell Labs. The IBM development laboratory at Hursley House celebrates its 50th... [19 Sep 2008]
Photos: Microsoft beams outer space to the desktop
Photo For example, one of the most interesting bodies of the universe, Saturn's moon Titan, is not found. There are still a few minor flaws - like the fact Jupiter's moon Europa has a thumbnail but is also not... [19 May 2008]
The tech behind the Beijing 2008 Olympics
News With other projects like launching a rocket to the moon or a new car you can always delay. Getting the technology behind the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games up and running has been more of a marathon rather than a 100m sprint. [08 May 2008]
