Emerging Technologies Friday Update (04/30/2010)

ADVERTISEMENT All newsletters are sent from the domain "trnewsletter.com." Please use the domain name (not the entire "from" address, which varies) when configuring e-mail or spam filter rules, if you have them. Emerging Technologies Daily Update Computing    Web    Communications    Energy    Materials    Biomedicine    Business April 30, 2010 Self-Powered Flexible Electronics by Katherine Bourzac Touch-responsive nano-generator films could power touch screens. Read More » How Personal Genomics Could Change Health Care by Emily Singer The select few who have had their genomes sequenced learn to use that information for health care. Read More » Sculpting a Nano 'World' by Duncan Graham-Rowe A new tool makes etching extremely small features relatively easy and cheap. Read More » More News Steve Jobs attacks Adobe Flash as unfit for iPhone Associated Press Lack of iPad-specific apps hampers travel planning Associated Press HP is Palm's Silicon Valley savior in $1.4B deal Associated Press Microsoft reaches licensing deal on HTC phones Associated Press Blogs Apple Snaps Up Intelligent Assistant Start-up by Erica Naone Apple Expected to Acquire Siri by Erica Naone Steve Jobs Unleashes Harsh Criticism of Flash by Erica Naone Algorithm Reveals Secrets of Leaf Shape by kfc Has global warming stopped? by Steve Hsu Current Issue Table of Contents Subscribe and save 36% Subscribe to Technology Review Digital Advertisement Events EmTech @ MIT 2010 September 21-23, 2010 MIT Campus, Cambridge, MA Now in its 10th year, the EmTech@MIT conference gives you access to the most innovative labs, companies, and entrepreneurs from around the world. EmTech@MIT is packed with groundbreaking demos, thought-provoking keynotes, interactive breakout sessions, and opportunities for exclusive networking with our senior-level audience. Sponsored Events Green:Net 2010 April 29, 2010 San Francisco, CA BetterWorld at MIT Conference April 30, 2010 MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA FEI 2010 - The Annual Front End of Innovation Conference May 3-5, 2010 Boston, MA BIO International Convention May 3-6, 2010 Chicago, IL MIT Sloan CIO Symposium May 19, 2010 MIT Campus, Cambridge, MA Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency May 12-13, 2010 Santa Barbara, CA TechConnect World June 21-25, 2010 Anaheim, CA 2010 IEEE Conference on Innovative Technologies for an Efficient and Reliable Electricity Supply September 27-28, 2010 Waltham, Massachusetts Advertisement Personalized Medicine The Technology Review Custom Team takes a look at the technologies that are changing the ways in which we do business. This section takes a look at the advancements in the life sciences industry. Read More » Resources Twelve ways to reduce costs with SQL Server 2008 - White paper Find out how to reduce costs and get more efficient. Total Economic Impact of SQL Server 2008 Upgrade Forrester reports on increasing productivity and management capabilities. Achieving Cost and Resource Savings with UC How Office Communications Server R2 and Exchange Server can make your business smarter and more efficient. The Compelling Case for Conferencing Save up to 95% TCO with an integrated audio, video and web-conferencing solution. How Windows Server 2008 R2 Helps Optimize IT and Save You Money Read how you can improve workload support and find IT efficiencies. Windows Server 2008 R2 Live Migration and Hyper-V See how Windows Server 2008 R2 and Hyper-V enable virtualization and Live Migration. Spotlight on Innovations Learn about the latest energy, mobile-technology, personalized-medicine, and homeland security advancements that are poised to impact our future. Career Resources Looking for a new job or career path? Visit Technology Review's Career Resources section to search for jobs, read advice from our experts, or find a continuing-education program suited to your career goals. Technology Review Research Panel Technology Review has built a community of experts who want to share their opinions about technology-related products and services. We are now opening up membership -- and hope you will participate. We're asking for your honest opinion via online surveys. As a thank-you, each time you participate, we'll reciprocate with information, cash, and other rewards. Please join today! If you cannot view the HTML newsletter, click here to read it at our website. You are currently subscribed to the Daily Update Newsletter as dymas55@gmail.com. To unsubscribe or change your e-mail address, click here. This email was sent by: MIT Technology Review 1 Main Street, 7th Floor Cambridge, MA 02142 USA     Copyright 2008 Technology Review, Inc. All Rights Reserved.