Skype Beyond the Hype
The peer-to-peer masters at Skype are offering free Internet calling and plan to make a killing at it.
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The World's Hottest Computer Lab
Microsoft's six-year-old Beijing lab has already paid dividends in speech recognition, graphics, wireless multimedia-and the training of future executives.
The Internet Phone Booth
No longer just a curiosity, commercial voice over IP systems have become serious rivals to the traditional telephone network.
Where´s the Beef from?
Electronic and biological tracking technologies could safeguard the nation´s food, but the meat industry may be too mired in antiquated practices to buy in.
Why I.T. Matters
The inventor of Ethernet refutes the claim that information technology has lost its strategic value.
The Silicon Guinea Pig
Can silicon microchips mimic living organisms? Some researchers believe they can provide a fast, cheap way to screen thousands of drugs for toxic side effects.
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Prescient Porsche
Ferdinand Porsche demonstrated gas-electric hybrids at the turn of the 20th century.
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Demo: Holographic TV
Harold Garner of the University of Texas Southwestern demonstrates his holographic projector for 3-D video displays.
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The Cell Hijackers
Soon, our knowledge of life processes will let us program cells as we do computers.
Open Dating
The open-source iCalendar standard allows people to coordinate their schedules.
Wicked Innovation
We can lament the mischief of hackers, thieves, and tricksters-or we can learn lessons in innovation from them.
Point of Impact
Cargo Security
Maritime-security expert Stephen Flynn on how to stop terrorists from targeting the nation´s cargo containers.
Launch Pad
Born-Again Heart
Hydra BioSciences´ drugs could rejuvenate damaged hearts by helping cardiac muscle regrow.
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Wireless 911
How emergency services will locate 911 callers who are using mobile phones.
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