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UPDATE: MIT team working on $12 NES, not Apple II

UPDATE: MIT team working on $12 NES, not Apple III guess they received the Cease and Desist Order nt;)

Tags: Team management, MIT team, NES, Apple II, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Apple Inc., team

Discussion threads 2008-08-07

MIT team working on $12 'Apple II' desktop

MIT team working on $12 'Apple II' desktopAwesome, butThe Apple ][ was based on the 6502 processor, which I'm not even sure is even produced today. They'd probably have better success with a Zilog Z-80 derivative or even a Motorola Dragonball which powered the Palm Pilots. At least the 68000-derived...

Tags: Team management, Desktops, Apple II, MIT team, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Apple Inc., team, desktop

Discussion threads 2008-08-05

Photos: MIT's solar house under construction

MIT works on its entry in a competition searching for a realistic, marketable house powered entirely by the sun.On the fringe of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus in Cambridge, Mass., volunteer students and advisers are building a home powered entirely by the sun. This 800-square-foot building, which started to...

Tags: Team management, photograph, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Solar Decathlon, MIT Solar 7, team, University of Colorado, Boulder, tube, nod, ceremony, daylight, solar energy, fluctuation, tile, deck, Washington D.C., advisor, Paris, Washington

Image galleries 2007-08-10

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Latest MIT retinal implant to see human trials by 2013

Led by an MIT professor, a team with 20 years of retinal implant research announced a prosthesis that could one day help restore a useful level of vision to certain groups of blind people. by Chris Jablonski

Tags: Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Team Management, Strategy, Management, Chris Jablonski

Blog posts 2009-09-23

Fossil fuel battle: who'll reign over America's energy future

Nothing but lies...When will this lie stop, no different than Lenin quoted, if you tell a lie enough it becomes the truth.There is NO evidence of this and it is ludicrous that everything will be electric. The power grid cannot even support what we have now, so now it is...

Tags: Obama, global warming, fossil fuel

Discussion threads 2009-09-08

How do you look on the Internet? MIT Sociable Media Group's "Personas" shows how you look

A friend (yes, I have a few) pointed out an interesting "installation" that can be found on MIT Sociable Media Group's website.  It's called Personas. Personas was created by Aaron Zinman, with help from Alex Dragulescu, Yannick Assogba and Judith Donath. This installation allows a person to...

Tags: Team, Media, Reference, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Personas, Internet, Team Management, Advertising & Promotion, Management, Marketing, Dan Kusnetzky

Blog posts 2009-08-24

Peeling stickers inspire new path for stretchable electronics

For some, there's inspiration to be found in unremarkable daily minutia. A team of researchers who studied stickers peeling from windows say that what they've observed could lead to a new way to precisely control the fabrication of stretchable electronics. [caption id="attachment_1595" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Delamination demonstration -...

Tags: Surface, Team, Window, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Electronics, Team Management, Construction, Management, Chris Jablonski

Blog posts 2009-06-15

Security flaws galore: Researchers dissect China's Green Dam censorware

A team of researchers at the University of Michigan has found a bevy of exploitable vulnerabilities in Green Dam, censorship software that the Chinese government wants to bundle on every PC. This week, the Wall Street Journal reported that China wanted to require PC makers to bundle...

Tags: Software, China, Flaw, Vulnerability, Programming, Government, Tools & Techniques, Security, Development Tools, Management, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-06-12

Material found in pencils may hold key to faster computer chips

Move over silicon because graphene, the sheet-like form of carbon found in graphite pencils, may hold the key to smaller and faster electronics. In a paper published in the journal Advanced Materials, engineers at Ohio State University describe a technique for stamping many graphene sheets onto...

Tags: Silicon, Computer Chip, Electronics, Sheet, Computer, Chip, Nitin Padture, Graphene Sheet, Semiconductors, Hardware, Chris Jablonski

Blog posts 2009-03-31

Where's Bin Laden? New theory, Google Earth offer clues

A couple of geography professors at UCLA have done some legwork that just might help the U.S. get closer to capturing Osama Bin Laden. The professors, John A. Agnew and Thomas W. Gillespie, today published a theory on the MIT International Review site PDF that identifies three...

Tags: Google Inc., Osama Bin Laden, Professor, Theory, Google Earth, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-02-19

Psystar scores small but significant win against Apple

Psystar scores small but significant win against AppleDer PC mit Mac OS Xhttps://www.pearc.de/In German Law, the Apple EULA is deemed invalid.German translation of pearc FAQ section:http://www.macworld.co.uk/mac/news/index.cfm?newsid=24856[b]A German company is offering Mac OS X clones built to order with OS X 10.5 pre-installed.The move is unlikely to win friends with Apple...

Tags: Operating systems, Desktops, Psystar, Apple Inc., Apple Mac OS X, Apple Macintosh, German Law, Apple Mac OS

Discussion threads 2009-02-09

Focus on success: HubSpot's rapid growth

HubSpot seems to be everyone's favorite marketing firm these days -- or at least the favorite of many. The firm, which charged into the market two years ago, now has more than 1,000 customers leveraging its inbound marketing services. I know I'm not alone in being fascinated by HubSpot so...

Tags: HubSpot, Q., Marketing Research, Marketing, Jennifer Leggio

Blog posts 2009-02-02

Making lectures personal

The New York Times ran a story a couple weeks ago that finally made its way across my radar today (it's a snow day, so I'm working at home and have a few moments at lunch to troll about the Interwebs). It's particularly relevent, though, whether at the university...

Tags: Student, Teacher, Lecture, Physics Department, Productivity, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2009-01-28

iGeneration 2008 in review

I started on this blog, a nervous and precarious young man, and remain somewhat a young man. To be honest, I'm surprised I've been here this long, let alone seconded onto another blog. Still, it's been an interesting year and I'll run through some of them in a minute. So...

Tags: Microsoft Windows 7, Blog, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., Post, Microsoft Windows, Internet, Web Browsers, Operating Systems, Blogging, Software, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2008-12-18

Flying robots for better weather forecasts

MIT researchers think that flying robots could be used to improve weather forecasts and to give people more time to prepare for the worst in case of an emergency. 'With more time for advanced planning, farmers could bring in their crop before a big storm hits. Airlines could adjust their...

Tags: Algorithm, Fleet, Researcher, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Sensor, Robots, Engineering, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-12-17

1.5 million Android phones pre-sold? What's up with the 16 October launch party?

1.5 million Android phones pre-sold? What's up with the 16 October launch party?motley foolsthe reason the 1.5 million preorder sales hasn't been cofirmed by any one is because it's a fantasy number picked up by analysts at the motley fool, who foolishly confused t-mobile's bumped up preorders with actual sales.There's...

Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Sales strategy, Google Inc., phone, Android phones pre-sold, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pre-sold, Android Phone

Discussion threads 2008-10-13

21 Strategy 1.0.1 (Mobile)

The only interactive blackjack basic strategy guide and card counting system. Includes basic strategy for 1, 2 or 3+ decks. Mathematically proven to maximize your odds. Choose from multiple card counting strategies, including the one popularized by the MIT team and the recent movie based on their book.

Tags: Card, Mobile, Ryan Smith, Strategy, Management

Software downloads 2008-10-03

News to know: IDF; Windows 7 wishes; IE 8; Salesforce.com

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Larry Dignan: Salesforce acquires InStranet; Will take it SaaS and better target call centers Ed Bott: My Windows 7 wish list ...

Tags: Salesforce.com Inc., Larry Dignan, Microsoft Windows 7, Jason O'Grady, Apple Inc., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Intel Corp., Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Microsoft Windows, Corporate Communications, Security, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software, Operating Systems, Marketing

Blog posts 2008-08-20

Technological University Supports Users on Multiple Operating Systems With Remote Desktop Support Appliance

MIT's IS&T department supports more than 20,000 students, faculty, and staff throughout the entire campus. The team needed a remote support solution that would enable them to support any kind of computer on virtually any kind of operating system, in any location throughout campus. MIT evaluated solutions from a number...

Tags: Desktop, Remote Desktop, Operating System, Remote Support, Bomgar, Remote Administration

Case studies 2008-08-20

IDF Opening Keynote: Are you listening, Washington?

Intel chairman Craig Barrett, introduced as the company's chief ambassador, delivered the opening keynote speech at the Intel Developer Forum this morning, highlighting technological innovation and its impact on the globe - just as you'd expect him to do. But Barrett - with a quick apology for briefly jumping into...

Tags: Education, Washington, Craig Barrett, Intel Corp., Intel Developer Forum, Brian, Telecom & Utilities, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2008-08-19