Photo posted on 11.06.09
Photo posted on 11.06.09
A Battery-Free Implantable Neural Sensor | Technology Review
By Kate Greene
A tiny radio chip implanted in a moth harvests power and senses neural activity.

A Battery-Free Implantable Neural Sensor | Technology Review

By Kate Greene

A tiny radio chip implanted in a moth harvests power and senses neural activity.

Photo posted on 11.05.09
Who Will Be the Green VC Giant? - BusinessWeek
By Aaron Ricadela
Former Silicon Valley allies are going head-to-head to pick the startups aiming to revolutionize clean tech
Vinod Khosla has raised $1.1 billion.  photo by Robert Galbraith/Reuters

Who Will Be the Green VC Giant? - BusinessWeek

By Aaron Ricadela

Former Silicon Valley allies are going head-to-head to pick the startups aiming to revolutionize clean tech

Vinod Khosla has raised $1.1 billion.  photo by Robert Galbraith/Reuters

Photo posted on 11.04.09
Exclusive look at Apple’s new iPod touch-based EasyPay checkout | AppleInsider
By Gary Allen, ifoAppleStore, Special to AppleInsider
Within two weeks, Apple stores will begin retiring their current Windows CE-based portable computers and start using a custom-designed and crafted iPod touch to check out customers. AppleInsider has a first look at the new system.

Exclusive look at Apple’s new iPod touch-based EasyPay checkout | AppleInsider

By Gary Allen, ifoAppleStore, Special to AppleInsider

Within two weeks, Apple stores will begin retiring their current Windows CE-based portable computers and start using a custom-designed and crafted iPod touch to check out customers. AppleInsider has a first look at the new system.

Photo posted on 11.04.09
U.S/International Copyright Treaty Leaked, Trouble Ahead for ISPs & Users
Written by Jolie O’Dell| ReadWriteWeb
According to once-secret, now-leaked sections of the new, plurilateral Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, global Internet users and ISPs might be in for a world of hurt in the near future.

U.S/International Copyright Treaty Leaked, Trouble Ahead for ISPs & Users

Written by Jolie O’Dell| ReadWriteWeb

According to once-secret, now-leaked sections of the new, plurilateral Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, global Internet users and ISPs might be in for a world of hurt in the near future.

Photo posted on 11.03.09
Plastic Power: Plastic solar cells integrated with batteries and LEDs could replace kerosene lamps.
Plastic Solar Cells Roll Into Unlit Villages | IEEE Spectrum
BY Peter Fairley
Printed roll-to-roll organic PVs may not be the most powerful, but they’re cheap

Plastic Power: Plastic solar cells integrated with batteries and LEDs could replace kerosene lamps.

Plastic Solar Cells Roll Into Unlit Villages | IEEE Spectrum

BY Peter Fairley

Printed roll-to-roll organic PVs may not be the most powerful, but they’re cheap

Photo posted on 11.03.09
Lean startups aren’t Cheap Startups - Venture Hacks
At an entrepreneur’s panel last week, questions from the audience made me realize that the phrase “Lean Startup” was being confused with “Cheap Startup.”
This post is by Steve Blank, a serial entrepreneur with eight startups under his belt, including two large craters (Rocket Science and Ardent), one dot.com bubble home run (E.piphany), and several base hits.

Lean startups aren’t Cheap Startups - Venture Hacks

At an entrepreneur’s panel last week, questions from the audience made me realize that the phrase “Lean Startup” was being confused with “Cheap Startup.”

This post is by Steve Blank, a serial entrepreneur with eight startups under his belt, including two large craters (Rocket Science and Ardent), one dot.com bubble home run (E.piphany), and several base hits.

Video posted on 11.03.09
Photo posted on 11.03.09
Getting developing world data with Android and Open Data Kit - Ars Technica
By            John Timmer
Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a complete software stack called Open Data Kit that turns an Android cell phone into a portable data collection device that works even in the absence of a network infrastructure.

Getting developing world data with Android and Open Data Kit - Ars Technica

By John Timmer

Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a complete software stack called Open Data Kit that turns an Android cell phone into a portable data collection device that works even in the absence of a network infrastructure.

Photo posted on 11.03.09
Implantable Silicon-Silk Electronics | Technology Review
By Katherine Bourzac
Biodegradable circuits could enable better neural interfaces and LED tattoos.

Implantable Silicon-Silk Electronics | Technology Review

By Katherine Bourzac

Biodegradable circuits could enable better neural interfaces and LED tattoos.

Photo posted on 11.01.09
uTorrent 2.0 To Elimininate The Need For ISP Throttling | TorrentFreak
Written by Ernesto
BitTorrent Inc. is about to launch a completely improved implementation of the BitTorrent protocol that will benefit both users and ISPs. uTorrent 2.0, which is currently being tested by thousands of people, will eliminate the need for ISPs to throttle or stop BitTorrent traffic, and will optimize the download experience for its users.

uTorrent 2.0 To Elimininate The Need For ISP Throttling | TorrentFreak

Written by Ernesto

BitTorrent Inc. is about to launch a completely improved implementation of the BitTorrent protocol that will benefit both users and ISPs. uTorrent 2.0, which is currently being tested by thousands of people, will eliminate the need for ISPs to throttle or stop BitTorrent traffic, and will optimize the download experience for its users.

Video posted on 11.01.09
Photo posted on 11.01.09
Illustration by Brett Ryder
Fish out of water | The Economist
Policymakers are turning their minds to the tricky subject of promoting entrepreneurship

Illustration by Brett Ryder

Fish out of water | The Economist

Policymakers are turning their minds to the tricky subject of promoting entrepreneurship

Photo posted on 11.01.09
Money Mules - Boing Boing
Xeni Jardin
The scheme has exploded in the last year, with the “FBI estimating losses at $40 million so far, according to a recent story from WashingtonPost.com reporter Brian Krebs, who’s been closely following the attacks”

Money Mules - Boing Boing

Xeni Jardin

The scheme has exploded in the last year, with the “FBI estimating losses at $40 million so far, according to a recent story from WashingtonPost.com reporter Brian Krebs, who’s been closely following the attacks”

Photo posted on 11.01.09
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