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	Iceland taps the ultimate renewable energy source: Earth's magma Boring thousands of meters into the ground, Icelanders broke through to the magma layer, uncovering a vast ocean of lava that is now being used to produce steam power. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Extreme Warehouse Speed for Fast Business Decisions Informix ebook highlighting benefits of making decisions 'at the speed of business'; and discusses optimizing warehouse performance; and simplifying resources View Now In this Issue Obama urges 'all-in' effort on tech innovation U.S. seeks rule for adding add tech to cars to prevent accidents There's a rapid push to give tech something we're born with: senses 12 predictions for the future of programming With Motorola sold, Google can focus on robots, Glass and smart homes Obama urges 'all-in' effort on tech innovation President Barack Obama last night urged Congress to increase federal research funding or the U.S. lead in technology is in danger. Read More   U.S. seeks rule for adding add tech to cars to prevent accidents The U.S. Department of Transportation will propose making all new cars talk to each other so they can warn drivers of impending collisions. Read More   There's a rapid push to give tech something we're born with: senses Any product that can be connected to a network is also being given the ability to sense our environment, largely through use of MEMS sensors. Read More   12 predictions for the future of programming If hitting a target is hard and hitting a moving target is even harder, then creating a new hit technology is next to impossible because the shape and nature of the target morphs as it moves. Think of building a swish new laptop just as laptops are heading out of favor, or a must-have mobile app just as smartphones plateau, or a dynamite tablet experience just as the wearable future takes hold. Read More   With Motorola sold, Google can focus on robots, Glass and smart homes Now that Google has gotten rid of Motorola Mobility, the company can focus on its newest projects, like the smart home, wearable computers and robotics. Read More
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