At D6, Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates took the stage to discuss Microsoft and the future of Windows with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher of the Wall Street Journal. After massaging each other�s egos for a while, Gates and Ballmer got into Windows 7 and their belief that the Vista follow-up will revolutionize the operating system market. And after taking it all in and listening carefully to what they had to say, I can say with the utmost certainty that they�ve really lost it.
Some day, Assistant Professor Hod Lipson believes, every home will have a 'fabber,' a machine that replicates objects from plans supplied by a computer: Instead of buying an iPod, download the plans and the fabber will make one for you.
IS THE writing on the wall for the brickie? Engineers are racing to unveil the world’s first robot capable of building a house at the touch of a button. The first prototype — a watertight shell of a two-storey house built in 24 hours without
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See the trailer for the forthcoming U2 3D movie featuring U2 in concert in all its 3D glory. U2 3D puts viewers within the pulsing energy of a live U2 stadium concert. This is the future of concert films. [Editor's note: Now if only Bono & The Electric Co. will release MTV's ZooTV special and the Mitteleuropa tapes of using the ZooTV station to highlight multiple views of the early 1990s Balkans conflicts . . .]