Email disease

so you want to send your most important thoughts and plans to a colleague. how will you do this?

lets begin all this by considering a different era. it's the 18th century. you only have two options: face to face & letters.

lets stop there while you consider the effectiveness of these two options

why would i post a picture of a radiator?

ibis air finds us with our flying car post

ibisair.com we encourage you to check their website.

we are glad to find partners providing niches for innovation and giving it place on the internet.

this is a video showing the ICON A5. we found this at ibis air.

Flying Car Pal-V

because it's cool; that's why

2'58" and totally worth it

the symbols on your iPhone

many of us must wonder what the symbols are on some of our electronics. we want you to see this slideshow at gizmodo.com

and now you know.

insurance premiums by the mile

now from metro mile how much would you pay?

lets look at the chances the guy who hits you has no insurance in these 10 cities

karma mobile

here's is innovation worth knowing: social wi-fi hotspot by karma through Clearwire at youkarma.com

your cellphone should be under your pillow

at technewsdaily.com you don't use your cell phone enough

how much would you spend on a record player?

the most expensive record player look

at bornrich.com

moore's law an update and the original

the 1965 article from Gordon Moore you can define the law. now read his original ideas.

from cnet the continuing future of the law.

we will always need books?

from Andrew Pipers book and reprinted at Slate an answer to a question you may not have considered: is e-reading actually reading?

robot miners not robot minors

at design news robotic automation in mining.

the future of credit cards

at the economist paying with plastic may soon be the past.

mice as bomb sniffing "dogs"

at the future of things an Israeli company works to train mice to detect explosives.

tech industry success and competition

from businessweek the always uncertain future of tech. Past business models are failing. Future profitable models need to start yesterday. egos can't carry the day anymore.

intel's phi chip with 60 processor cores

from cnet 1,ooo gigaflop performance. FLOPS is an acronym that means "Floating Point Operations Per Second." FLOPS is a measurement unit that defines the number of floating point operations a processor can perform each second. It is a means of measuring the raw processor's floating point unit, or FPU.

the phi chip