At first blush, the iPhone from Apple, the new microprocessor family from Intel and the ubiquitous Google search engine have nothing in common. One is a gadget, one is an electronic part and one is a service. Yet all of these products - much acclaimed for their creativity - depend on obscure process innovations that, while highly complex and lacking glamour, are an essential part of establishing a winning edge in commercial electronics. The success of Apple, Intel, Google and scores of other technology companies has as much or more to do with their process innovations as the products that...
Reid: GOP 'Endangers Our National Security' By Holding Up Obama Nominees
Huffington Post
Huffington Post
If Republicans are as serious as they claim to be about national security, they ought to stop holding up President Obama's nominees for top defense and intelligence posts, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday....
'MAG' brings worldwide warfare to the PS3
USA Today
USA Today
Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | Sony Computer Entertainment In Sony's 'MAG,' you play as a member of a private army in the near future. You can play with or against friends and strangers...
Just Cause 2 Set to Ship This Spring
PR Newswire
PR Newswire
Explosive action sequel makes a March entrance Download image...
Mixed signals from Iran as Ahmadinejad backs down in nuclear row... then launches new rocket ...
The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail
Hitchens Has No Clothes: A response to 'Vidal Loco'
The Independent
The Independent
In his February Vanity Fair hitpiece, Christopher Hitchens argues that the post-9/11 world has driven Gore Vidal 'Loco' - the signs, he says, were always there, but 9/11 and events thereafter 'accentuated a crackpot...
US Troops, Intel Involved in Yemen Strikes
CBS News
CBS News
Washington Post: Extent, Nature of American Role in Clandestine Operations Targeting Al Qaeda Revealed Font size Print E-mail Share 0 Comments Page 1 of 2 This image taken from an Internet video released on Jan. 26, 2009...
AP News in Brief
The Press Democrat
The Press Democrat
WASHINGTON (AP) - Chastened by the Democratic Senate loss in Massachusetts, President Barack Obama and congressional allies signaled Wednesday they may try to scale back his sweeping health care overhaul in an effort to...
Dazzled by Asia
The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
During his trip to Asia in November, Barack Obama seemed strangely mute. Unlike Bill Clinton, who criticized China's human rights record in front of then-president Jiang Zemin, Obama largely avoided the topic of rights....

