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- Hydrogen Road Tour hits the road
- CNET's Martin LaMonica catches up with the Hydrogen Road Tour in Billerica, Mass., where the first hydrogen fueling station in the state was opened. A caravan of vehicles is currently participating in the two-week cross-country trek of hydrogen-powered vehicles that will end in Los Angeles.
- Videos 2008-08-27
- BEA's Aqualogic move. Bold enough? Or is there more?
- Almost one week has passed since BEA revealed its intentions to become the Switzerland of Services Oriented Architectures SOAs. And, as with the Apple/Intel announcement, it usually takes about that long for news to sink in and for the dots between several takes on such deals to be connected....
- Blog posts 2005-06-14
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- Photos: Getting your green on for Earth Day
- To be a bit friendlier to the Earth, CNET Green Tech reporter Martin LaMonica lists some Earth Day ideas for an eco-conscious lifestyle, from your home to your gadgets. by CNET News.com
- Image galleries 2009-04-20
- Obama rolls out help for green tech
- President Barack Obama put $1.2 billion where his mouth has been on green technology. At a Monday morning event at the White House Obama announced the availability of $1.2 billion in basic research dollars at Energy Department labs, News.com's Martin LaMonica reported. That money will fund research...
- Blog posts 2009-03-23
- IBM jumps into water, long-term infrastructure markets
- IBM is tapping into the Obama buzzword: Infrastructure. And it's a move that could prove lucrative not only during a sour economy but for generations thereafter. In this case, it's water that the company is diving into. The company is launching a new line of water services...
- Blog posts 2009-03-13
- Zoho Writer flaw highlights disclosure problem in Web 2.0 world
- CNET News.com's Martin LaMonica recently stumbled upon on an information disclosure vulnerability in Zoho Writer, the browser-based word processing software popular among Web 2.0 early adopters. The raw details: On Sunday morning, I went up to my Zoho Writer page and searched on "soccer." The...
- Blog posts 2008-05-19
- U.S. to plug Open XML as an ISO standard
- The United States is likely to recommend Microsoft's Open XML standard as an international standard. News.com's Martin LaMonica reports: Two members of the technical committee tasked with setting the national position on a pivotal vote said the States will retain its...
- Blog posts 2008-03-10
- Offline Webtop access: Is it really a game changer?
- The biggest thing this week in the world of Web software has been offline access, but it remains to be seen whether this is a real game changer or just a must-have addition that closes gaps with desktop software. At this week's Mix conference in Las Vegas...
- Blog posts 2008-03-04
- Offline Silverlight: No current plans but eventually (And some Expression Blend news)
- Martin LaMonica over at CNet talked with John Case, a general manager in Microsoft's developer division about the possibility of an offline version of Silverlight. Case's response was that there aren't any current plans but he left the door open for something down the road: ...
- Blog posts 2008-03-03
- Adobe responds to Appcelerator with open source BlazeDS
- Our own Martin Lamonica reports that Adobe has responded to the announcement of Appcelerator by open sourcing BlazeDS, the messaging software for its Flex development tool. Observant readers will recall how yesterday Appcelerator CEO Jeff Haynie told us his new GPL development system is aimed squarely at...
- Blog posts 2007-12-13
- In the nation's capital, a village powered by the sun
- The Solar Decathlon, a competition among 20 universities to build the best solar-powered house, opened last week at the National Mall in Washington. CNET News.com's Martin LaMonica talks with students, government officials and advisers about the market viability of solar energy, as well as the secrets to winning.
- Videos 2007-10-16
- Solar power as cheap as fossil fuels?
- Charlie Gay, general manager of Applied Materials' solar business, speaks to CNET News.com's Martin LaMonica about solar industry dynamics at the Solar Decathlon in Washington, D.C. Gay, who has worked in the business for over 30 years, says large-scale manufacturing will bring down the price of...
- Videos 2007-10-15
- Inspiring students at Solar Decathlon
- Students spend months working on houses powered entirely by the sun for the Solar Decathlon in Washington, D.C., which opened to the public last week. Speaking with CNET News.com's Martin LaMonica, architecture student Matt Weaver shows off the home entered by a team from the University...
- Videos 2007-10-15
- 'Underdog' Santa Clara University competes in Solar Decathlon
- Santa Clara University student Yasemin Kimyacioglu talks to Martin LaMonica from CNET News.com about the green features of the Mission style home her university entered into the Solar Decathlon in Washington D.C., a competition to build the best solar-powered house. It's the university's first entrance into...
- Videos 2007-10-15
- Adobe sounds off on transition to Web apps
- From the Max 2007 conference in Chicago: CNET News.com's Martin LaMonica talks with Adobe Chief Architect Kevin Lynch about the company's shift into Web applications.
- Videos 2007-10-03
- Microsoft responds to IBM's free competitor (Lotus Symphony) to MS-Office
- In case you missed it, IBM today released a free office productivity suite based on OpenOffice.org called Lotus Symphony. According to News.com's Martin Lamonica: After years of watching Microsoft rake in billions of dollars from its desktop software franchise, its competitors are pouncing. ...
- Blog posts 2007-09-18
- Modular and green, the PowerPod seeks a home
- CNET News.com's Martin LaMonica visits the first demo model of the PowerPod in an unlikely place--an old coal power plant in the industrial city of Lawrence, Mass. He takes a look at the flexible green home and gets some ideas on how it might be used.
- Videos 2007-09-17
- Microsoft spins OOXML loss as a win
- Microsoft spins OOXML loss as a winThis time you got it right!Hi DanaWhy don;t we see more 'real' analysis of MS-OPEN XML on ZDNET to show its true colors of it's openness. Is' it because 'advertising revenue'?. True journalism is not always money, but delivering the real news to it's...
- Discussion threads 2007-09-04
- Microsoft spins OOXML loss as a win
- Microsoft lost its effort to win "fast track" approval of its OOXML which it calls Open XML Â as an international standard, but you wouldn't know that from reading much of the press coverage. Microsoft claims global support for Open XML. Microsoft reports victory in preliminary ISO...
- Blog posts 2007-09-04
- Let 'er blow, whales to wind, Hulluva idea!
- Hull, Mass. is a windy place. Southeast of Boston it faces north, toward those winds that often come blasting down the Atlantic Coast. Lemons=lemonade, they say. And Hull's making that wind energy pay off. They put up their first municipal wind-driven electricity generator in...
- Blog posts 2007-09-01
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