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Job Seekers Start Here: 44 Resume Writing Tips
It would be hard to find a person that never needed to create a resume. I have been self-employed working as a web publisher for almost two years, and I still tend to keep mine updated. Anyway, if you are in the process of creating one, or think your current resume could use some help … Continue reading Job Seekers Start Here: 44 Resume Writing Tips
Making Mobiles More Pluggable and Modular
An Israeli start-up called Modu Mobi has brought a new mobile to the technology landscape that it believes will make people rethink the concept of mobile phones. The product is a bare bones phone that measures 0.3 inches in thickness and 1.5 ounces in weight. An excerpt from Technology Review This tiny phone, which is … Continue reading Making Mobiles More Pluggable and Modular
10 Worst Job Interview Questions
The guys from Business Pundit compiled a list with the 10 worst job interview questions. According to them, these questions confuse, irk and offend the candidate. They are: What interests you about our company? Have you ever brought a lawsuit against an employer? Why did you take the pen from me? Can you work under … Continue reading 10 Worst Job Interview Questions
New Developments Could Make Organic Electronics Manufacturing Simpler
Miniaturization of electronic circuits has been one factor driving the drastic changes in the technology industry. The technique to squeeze smaller components into still smaller areas results in reduced form factors and more powerful yet smaller devices. Organic electronics is one emerging field that is is very promising when it comes to continuing this trend … Continue reading New Developments Could Make Organic Electronics Manufacturing Simpler
The Quest for Wireless Power Technology
Wires – the one stretch of material that makes the line between true mobility and the quest for plug-points. The search for wireless power solutions has been on for quite a while. Wikipedia tells us that the principles underlying the basis wireless energy transfer date back to 1825. The advent of computing systems as our … Continue reading The Quest for Wireless Power Technology
Yahoo NewsGlobe Links News With 3D Earth Map
Innovation at the search major Yahoo continues with recent unveiling of a mashup for news on a 3D map of earth as it happens around the globe. Dubbed NewsGlobe, the new feature that allows users to watch news on a three dimensional model of earth. An excerpt from the PC Advisor on NewsGlobe “For each … Continue reading Yahoo NewsGlobe Links News With 3D Earth Map
Nanochip Brings 100GB to a Single Chip
Memory has been getting more power efficient and faster with more bits for the buck. Nanochip, a start-up from Silicon Valley is developing a prototype based on IBM’s Millipede project. An excerpt from ZDNet The Nanochip design is a Micro-Electro-Mechanical System, or MEMS, device. A descendent of IBM’s Millipede device, it uses polarization instead of … Continue reading Nanochip Brings 100GB to a Single Chip
Harnessing Muscle Power for Portable Devices
Generating energy to power devices from muscle movements may just be the next big thing to make wireless mobility truly mobile. On one side there is the efforts on in the field of increasing the power capacity of batteries. At the same time there is immense research going on in powering devices by converting the … Continue reading Harnessing Muscle Power for Portable Devices
Technology of Tomorrow Lies in Today’s Chipsets
For the innovations that have driven usability across the web and the proliferation of computing devices, the innovations on the silicon front have been critical. It is the chipsets of today that showcase and drive the technological innovations on the computing front for tomorrow and Michael Copeland of CNN has brilliantly captured that in his … Continue reading Technology of Tomorrow Lies in Today’s Chipsets