Technology Review: October 2005
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Killer Maps
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Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo are racing to transform online maps into full-blown browsers, organizing information -- and, of course, ads -- according to geography. The likely winner? You.
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Features
- TR 35
- Technology Review’s top 35 innovators under the age of 35.
Megascope
- Live Long and Tinker
- Many creative people have stayed inventive their whole lives--by redirecting their talents and experience.
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Reviews
- The Integrator
- Robert Noyce dreamed up the microchip in a 1959 notebook entry.
- The Get-Ready Men
- The cheap oil will end one day. What about civilization?
- Hearing Multiple Signals
- MIMO, the new wireless technology, promises faster and more powerful Wi-Fi. But just how well does it work?
Briefcase
- The Lucrative Elution
- Boston Scientific’s blockbuster medical device--and the novel way it was developed.
- Cleaning Up
- As the fiber-optics industry crashed, Corning got into an entirely different market: tailpipe emission controls.
- The Customer Is Sometimes Wrong
- Salesforce.com is making software-as-a-service a popular idea.
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