Thursday, September 2, 2010
") document.writeln("") document.writeln("A Phonebook For The 21st Century") document.writeln(" Claire Cain Miller, New York Times
") document.writeln("") document.writeln("Tuesday, August 31, 2010
") document.writeln("") document.writeln("Bringing Cell-Phone Location-Sensing Indoors") document.writeln(" Tom Simonite, Technology Review
") document.writeln("Beacons smaller than a person's hand fixed to a store's ceiling beam out an ultrasound signal at a frequency that can be picked up by a cell phone's microphone but not by human ears.
") document.writeln("") document.writeln("Advances Offer Path To Shrink Computer Chip") document.writeln(" John Markoff, New York Times
") document.writeln("Scientists at Rice University and Hewlett-Packard are reporting this week that they can overcome a fundamental barrier to the continued rapid miniaturization of computer memory that has been the basis for the consumer electronics revolution.
") document.writeln("Saturday, August 28, 2010
") document.writeln("") document.writeln("Don't Tell The Creative Department, But Software Can Produce Ads, Too") document.writeln(" Stiart Elliott, New York Times
") document.writeln("For decades — maybe even since computers began arriving in workplaces in the 1960s — there have been predictions that machines will be able to perform the creative tasks that usually require human beings. An agency in Paris is offering a new twist on those venerable forecasts, to make a point about the creative process.
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