Microsoft has just announced the winners of its Imagine Cup Grants program, which were finalists at the Imagine Cup 2011 Worldwide Finals, and also unveiled plans to continue the competition this year with the Imagine Cup 2012.
The competition is in its tenth year. This anniversary edition will be celebrated at th... |
30 January 2012
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EA Sports is one of the most successful divisions of publisher Electronic Arts and one of the main reasons for its performance is the worldwide appeal of FIFA, the football simulation series that arrives every autumn and manages impressive sales.
But as the series gets older and adds more features some gamers have... |
12 July 2011
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If you have an idea and want someone to listen to you, Nokia is the company you want to go to. Not only that they are accepting innovations, but they also promise to pay for them.So, in case you came up with something that has the potential to become great, but you lack the necessary means to turn it into reality, y... |
19 May 2011
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Computer algorithms can now be used to track down both the origins and the spread patterns of influential ideas, news and other information, say computer science experts at the Princeton University.According to the group, this new approach could make it easier for interested actors to gage the influence that notable ... |
21 October 2010
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Windows Phone 7 is not on the market yet, but it is very much present in people's lives already, and Microsoft seems set to make sure that this remains so. In addition to planning enhanced support for developers of applications for the upcoming operating system, the company is set to pay users too to come up wi... |
11 June 2010
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For centuries, biologists have promoted their field of study as the one investigating life. The very word means the “science of life,” but, thus far, no clear definition of what the actual word “life” means and implies has been found. One of the main difficulties preventing experts from coming... |
12 February 2010
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Over the past two million years or so, we have evolved to the point where we've reached about the maximum possible size of our brains. As anthropologists may argue, our brain capacities may actually be getting smaller, and all for a simple reason – the anatomical difficulties that birthing a large-headed c... |
17 November 2009
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Andrew Thomas, four-time spaceflight pilot, took a swing at the American space agency recently, when be created a short video clip and uploaded it on YouTube. The home-made film depicts the difficulties innovative people have to face while trying to get their idea across the management segment, for implementation. In... |
10 February 2009
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