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iPhone 3.0, Windows 7, robots and the office of the future
Photo For Pen Hadow and three seasoned explorers currently on a three-month trek across the Arctic, technology is a lifeline for everything from mapping ice levels to relaying their vital signs back to the UK HQ. [07 Apr 2009]
Photos: Tech cracks the Arctic frontier
Photo During the 90-day Catlin Arctic Survey, three seasoned explorers, led by Pen Hadow, will rely heavily on technology for everything from mapping ice levels to relaying their vital signs back to the UK HQ. [16 Mar 2009]
"It's either Segways or Strangeways"
News Polar explorer, Pen Hadow, giving his view on whether climate change is manmade in an interviewwith silicon.com January There are very few companies that understand software. Former chairman of... [23 Dec 2008]
Dear silicon.com... Tax man's stamp bill, more lost data, unencrypted laptops…
Comment Editor's choice silicon.com editor Steve Ranger flags up his picks on the site this week.¦ Q&A: Pen Hadow, explorer ¦ The Brampton Factor: Why big government IT projects fail ¦ Video: How to keep... [24 Jan 2008]
Q&A: Pen Hadow, explorer
Comment The team is led by veteran Polar explorer, Pen Hadow.silicon.com's Natasha Lomas caught up with Hadow recently to discuss his hopes for the survey, how technology has changed the life of... [21 Jan 2008]
Arctic survey put on ice until 2009
News The expedition was originally due to take place this year but expedition leader Pen Hadow is hoping to expand its scope by getting 'a significant global environmental partner' on board before the team... [11 Jan 2008]
Photos: Arctic tech gets talking
Photo UK explorer and environmentalist Pen Hadow (pictured right), accompanied by colleagues Ann Daniels (left) and Martin Hartley (centre), headed north for two hours from the Arctic's Eureka Weather Station... [12 Nov 2007]
Photos: Cool tech behind an Arctic expedition
Photo Polar explorer, Pen Hadow (pictured) will travel to the North Pole as part of a three-strong team to measure the thickness of the polar ice cap in a bid to estimate its lifespan. Pictured are the Arctic... [17 Oct 2007]
