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Bill Gates Talks Tech and Philanthropy
Bill Gates remains chairman of Microsoft, but he stepped back from his day-to-day role nearly five years ago, and now, with his wife Melinda, runs the world's largest charity
Technology now makes it possible for people to live out their delusions in all their grandeur. Looking like you're great has replaced true greatness. And what's most concerning is that there are increasingly fewer people who can tell the difference
We Humans Headed Toward Obsolescence
California joins Nevada in allowing Google and others to test 'autonomous' cars. The law in both states requires a human driver onboard to take over in case of emergency but the cars apparently don't need the help
Tribute to the TV Remote Control
We are gathered here today to memorialize a man who revolutionized our lives
Price-Fixing Suit Could be a Spot on Apple
The suit may have permanently changed the e-book market, and perhaps marred a trusted brand
Why IT Drives Success in Business
IT is a critical component to driving success, especially given the growing number of malware and other threats, an increased reliance on mobility, and adoption of more consumer devices into almost every business
2 Tech Investments Worth Making -- and 1 That Wasn't
What were the biggest technology investments we have recently made?
Israel: In Quest For Cool, Tel Aviv Taps Tech
A new unit of Mayor Ron Huldai's office, Tel Aviv Global City, wants to add a new element to the city's nightlife -- start-up entrepreneurs working all hours writing business plans and computer code. The goal is to turn itself into the high tech center not just of Israel but all of Europe in 10 years' time
IT pro Andrew S. Baker shares his vision of the perfect tech-enabled workplace, including optimal cloud solutions, mobile tech and more
In an effort to keep up with my tech-savvy patients and their parents, I read a study from a well-known software maker that confirmed something we all know: Our kids are extremely wired
That's Entertainment: 3D Leaps From Theater to Home
James Cameron propelled 3D entertainment into the mainstream by achieving extraordinary success on the big screen. Now he has his eye on a new frontier: home entertainment
You'd rightly bristle at being called a nerd, but these days it's practically chic to be labeled a geek. Take this quick quiz to see whether you can count yourself among the few
How to Manage Tech Support in Today's Chaotic Climate
The proliferation of devices and the consumerization of IT make tech support today more difficult than it has ever been. It's now nearly impossible for frontline support reps to know how to fix all of the devices and operating systems used
Multicore's concept is simple: Increase the number of cores to increase performance. But as University of Wisconsin Professor Mark Hill explains, Amdahl's Law is essential to understanding why coding is key to maximizing multicore performance
Dozens of operators like AT&T are building networks based on Long-term Evolution (LTE), promising multimegabit download speeds. Here's what you need to know to get the most out of LTE
Small Business Video: Life After the Flip
Want to enhance your brand with online video? Our expert blogger from VideoGenie tells you how
Emerging Technology Has Positive Impact in Classroom
Teachers have successfully implemented technology in the classroom, according to a recent study by CompTIA -- which surveyed 500 K-12 and college instructors across the country
Why Investors Should Keep Their Eyes on the Cloud
Analysts say cloud computing will revolutionize the way we use technology
Tips for Shopping With Your Smartphone
It's a good time to master the basics of mobile money
Why Wireless Needs a Network of Networks
With network virtualization, wireless devices could connect to dozens of networks. It's a paradigm shift in wireless architecture -- and one that can't come soon enough
Best Tablets for Your Business
Thanks to the success of Apple's iPad, tablets are taking the market by storm. Tech expert Marc Saltzman guides you through the new offerings
Job Market Sucks? Not for Techies
Even as large numbers of unemployed scramble to find positions in this faltering market, one group continues to land jobs easier than ever: techies. Engineers, programmers and developers they're in high demand and short supply, enjoying not only their pick of jobs, but being courted by companies that want to bring them on board even when they're already employed
How to Land a Job in Tech Even if You Don't Write Code
Job seekers who aren't programmers or developers sometimes make the mistake of overlooking technology companies for their next job, but even workers who don't know how to write code can take advantage of the abundance of jobs in that sector. Here's how
Technology Powers Revolutions and Saves Lives
The cellphone is only a few ounces in weight and a few inches in dimensions. It is about a thousandth the size of, and a millionth the price of, the most powerful computer at MIT 40 years ago. Yet that small phone is a thousand times more powerful in both its technology and its potential for change. Even the computer geniuses are stunned by what they've achieved
House Democrats Trying to Pass Bill to Increase Technology Funding
The Art of Self-Marketing Online
Is Your Next Job a Click Away?
Best Tech for the Collegebound
Cyberwar Is the New Atomic Age
All-in-One PCs Take Aim at the Kitchen
Obama Administration Launches Technology Spending Tracker
