WhereWare
Soon, hardware and software that track your location will be providing directions, offering shopping discounts, and aiding rescue workers-services that promise a windfall for ailing telecom carriers.
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Boeing´s Flight for Survival
The 7E7 could set new efficiency standards, thanks to lightweight materials, smarter sensors, and a streamlined design process. But can it pull Boeing out of a market nosedive and revitalize struggling airlines?
Reinventing the Transistor
Hewlett-Packard is betting that it can build computers whose functionality rests on the workings of individual molecules. It´s blue-sky research, but if it works, it will push computing far beyond the limits of silicon.
A Sharper Picture of Health
Powerful new imaging technologies pinpoint the molecular events involved in diseases, promising a safer alternative to biopsies.
O.R. of the Future
Massachusetts General Hospital doctors lead a tour of what they hope will be the world´s most efficient operating room.
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