The Elements for iPhone 4 is an essential download released today in the iTunes App Stores in the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France, and Germany. Based on the best-selling iPad version by Theodore Gray, this beautiful electronic book about the periodic table shows off Apple's new device to perfection.
Wolfram|Alpha Announces Wolfram|Alpha for ebooks, Adds Stunning Context and Eye-Popping Visuals to Digital Publications of All Kinds
New product launches with iPad adaptation of Theodore Gray's best-selling book "The Elements"
Visionary eBook for Apple iPad Launched by Touch Press
The Elements: A Visual Exploration is the most beautiful, the most interactive, the most magical ebook ever created, and it is shipping simultaneously with the release of the Apple iPad. Launch by Touch Press, The Elements is the closest thing you're going to find to a magic book. Stephen Fry, one of the first independent reviewers to experience The Elements, tweets: “Best App of all Theodore Gray Wolfram Periodic Table. Everything is animated and gorgeous. Alone worth iPad.” Xeni Jardin of Boing Boing blogs “It’s dazzling—it makes science feel like magic in your hands.”
Wolfram|Alpha Extends Commitment to Wide Availability and Accessibility of Mobile Products
Launches Free, Mobile-Optimized Website and Reduces iPhone App Price to $1.99
Delfigo Security is Certified Citrix Ready™
DSGateway™ is verified for use with Citrix Access Gateway and Delivers Intelligent Authentication Solutions to Citrix Environments.
Wolfram|Alpha Wins Best in Show and Technical Achievement at SXSW Interactive Web Awards
Breakthrough Technology Recognized by Judges as Favorite among Finalists
Bruce Gras, Longevity Consulting CIO, To Give Four Speeches At DOE Information Management Conference On Advanced Topics
Bruce Gras, the Chief Information Officer at Longevity Consulting, one of the Washington region’s leading providers of IT Strategy and Technical solutions to the federal government, will be giving four speeches at the annual worldwide Department of Energy (DOE) Information Management Conference (IMC) in San Antonio, Texas, March 1-5, 2010.
Global GPS Phones Market to Exceed 796 Million Units by 2015, According to a New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on GPS Phones markets. The world market for GPS phones is projected to exceed 796 million units by the year 2015. The primary drivers for the increasing demand of GPS phones include the rising consumer acceptance of portable in-vehicle navigation devices and the rising integration of mapping applications such as Nokia Maps, Blackberry Maps and Apple Google Maps in smart phones. Other factors include the declining prices of components and improving awareness of consumers of the location capabilities of handsets.
Eriksen Translations Provides Urgent Medical Translations for Public Use in Haitian Relief Efforts
Eriksen Translations Inc. is partnering with Carnegie Mellon University to provide translations of critical medical phrases for the relief efforts in Haiti.
Bay Area Startup Mobwa Launches a New Kind of Network
Mobwa serves the world's first knowledge graph collaboratively organized along the principle of relevance, enabling a global knowledge community.
An Expert System Powered By Uncertainty..
The Artificial Intelligence community sought to understand human intelligence by building computer programs, which exhibited intelligent behavior. Intelligence was perceived to be a problem solving ability. Most human problems appeared to have reasoned, rather than mathematical, solutions. The diagnosis of a disease could hardly be calculated. If a patient had a group of symptoms, then she had a particular disease. But, such reasoning required prior knowledge. The programs needed to have the “knowledge” that the disease exhibited a particular group of symptoms. For the AI community, that vague knowledge residing in the minds of “Experts” was superior to text book knowledge. So they called the programs, which solved such problems, Expert Sys...
America's Homework Problems Get Tackled on October 21: Wolfram|Alpha to Launch Homework Day
Live interactive web event will showcase how groundbreaking free website is a powerful new tool for students, parents, and educators
The Concept of Semantic Search for smoother research
The dictionary meaning of the word 'Taxonomy' is the Science of naming, classifying, and describing something using a pre-determined system, whose resulting record or listing is used for framing a concept or theory for analysis, discussion and debates. This science is usually used in classifying organisms, plants, animals and microorganisms which in the world. A good and efficient Taxonomy takes into the account the importance and significance of separating and sorting out the elements of a group (taxon) into sub groups that are selective and exclusive, classified, unambiguous and should be simple to understand and use, easy to remember and easily accessible.
SemTech 2009 Showcases Keynotes, Panels, Tutorials, and Presentations on Semantic Search, Data Discovery, and Linked Data
Accenture, Adobe Systems, ask.com, BBN Technologies, bing (Microsoft), The Boeing Company, Dow Jones, FAO/United Nations, Google, IBM Rational, Intuit, Los Alamos National Labs, Merck and Co., Oracle, Procter & Gamble, Radar Networks, Sabre, SAP, Siri, TextWise, Travelocity, US Department of State, Wolfram Alpha, XBRL International, Yahoo!, and More to Present at Fifth Annual Conference on Semantic Technologies
Moovin On Up Keeps Finger on Pulse of Future Search Technology
Moovin On Up understands that in order to offer the best return on investment for their clients they must use their extensive resources to research emerging technologies and analyse the future benefits that these technologies may bring.
