Brian Gongol
(9.17.2005)
Gates Doesn't Think Google's a Threat
He's busy planning a $100 million marketing campaign for the next generation of Windows
(9.17.2005)
Tony Blair Tells UN to Grow Up
(9.17.2005)
Nintendo Plans a One-Handed Joystick
Could be used to mimic actions of a baseball bad, sword, or racket
(9.17.2005)
Private Firm Wants to Open Human Settlement on Mars in 20 Years
The private sector often does a great job achieving cutting-edge goals. The people behind the project say it's a way to cover the worst-case scenario: Continuing human life, even if everything goes wrong on Earth.
(9.17.2005)
Good Morning! Here's Your Daily Internet Explorer Security Hole.
(9.17.2005)
Microsoft's Sheer Size Could Be Interfering with Growth, Employee Happiness
Ultra-large businesses often -- if not usually -- fail in the long run
(9.17.2005)
Fat Workers Cost Employers $2,500 a Year
Higher health-care costs, more sick days.
(9.17.2005)
Clinical Trials on Bird Flu Vaccine Underway
Answers -- possibly -- by December. If a pandemic hits before then, 200,000 Americans could die.