Every scientist starts somewhere. For twenty-five teen and pre-teen girls, that somewhere may be placing microchips on a handful of Monarch butterflies, and tracking their fright from Toronto to Mexico. One of these girls may grow up to design her own micro-RFID chip, thanks to the IBM Toronto Lab.
The Markham, Ontario tech company has been running an annual summer program called EXCITE, or Exploring Interests in Technology and Engineering. EXCITE is geared toward girls from twelve to thirteen years old, encouraging them to expand their interest in engineering and technology, and causing the momentum of inspiration to keep them engaged in the sciences in high school and beyond.
Now here you have, the magical Sony PS3 with price cut along with a slimmer and trimmer model of PS3. The talk of better and less weighty PS3 model from Sony had been there was very long. There were lots of gossip around (what more can be said when there was no official declaration from Sony the manufacturer itself), lots of leads with no authentic things about the new product that is to hit the market.
The ready to ship version of windows 7 for IT professionals and software developers was released on August 6 2009 by Microsoft; that has raised a question as to when other consumers will be have a copy that can be downloaded , preinstalled on a new purchased PC or through shrink wrap. The window’s blog of Microsoft has stated that from August 7 2009 subscribers of MSDN and TechNet can have a release-to–manufacturing (RTM) copy of Windows 7 in English language. The other language versions will be available from October 1.
This morning I was faced with my first case of “PC Rage”. I was sitting safe and sound on my parents’ couch when I heard a strange noise coming from the study. First just a mumble, which turned into yelling, followed by a loud bang!
