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BY SHAHZAD CHAUDHARY– MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

A friend of mine obtained an early release of Windows 7. Overall he’s satisfied with it. There are some compatibility issues, he reports, but that’s to be expected on an early release.

One of the differences he noticed in Windows 7 was an improvement in [...]

BY SHAHZAD CHAUDHARY – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

There’s a lot of buzz going around currently about the newly announced Google Chrome OS rivaling Microsoft’s successful Windows operating system.

According to a Google blogpost, Google Chrome OS will be a light weight OS that will ‘initially be targeted at netbooks’, which means if Google [...]

It is challenging not to let the inertia of a technology-driven consumer culture interfere with your identity offline. (www.passionateblogger.com)

BY KIRAN SOOD – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

As part of my final post, I wanted to share some thoughts about the identity I have been creating and forming through these posts for the [...]

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BY KIRAN SOOD – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Are employers utilizing all the brain power that is available in their offices and factories? Not exactly.

According to a recent study conducted by River Bend Research in Indianapolis, companies are not as smart as they would like to think. [...]

A screenshot of Reegle, a new search engine which collects news, information, and updates on renewable energy and efficiency.

BY KIRAN SOOD – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

For renewable energy enthusiasts everywhere, there is a new Web aggregator for all things energy-related – Reegle.info. Reegle is an online [...]

Companies that deploy 60 percent or more of their R&D outside their home countries tend to outperform their less-global peers, according to a new report by Booz and Co. (bizresearch.com)

BY KIRAN SOOD – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

In today’s ever increasing global world, on any given day you [...]

By LEENA KRISHNASWAMY-MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Entrepreneurship and technology are two words that go hand in hand. In fact,  its hard to imagine one without the other. It would be like separating Larry Page and Sergey Brin from Google. Or Bill Gates from Microsoft. Or Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook.