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Paul Henry talks to Computer World editor Rob ONeill about the new Google street view technology.

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The US Army uses new technology to entice recruits. A life sized video game rolls into towns to give people a little taste of what war could be like

How Digg Works: New Digg Technology Blog, Show Me Your Genitals Pt. 2, One Badass Book Scanner, The 65 MPG Ford that the U.S. Can’t Have, Higher and Higher!

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Charles Simonyi, Microsoft Former Chief Architect, Spaceman, Sees the Future of Software Development

Yesterday at the Technology Review’s annual summit on the MIT campus, Charles Simonyi, former chief architect Microsoft where, he lead the creation of Excel and Word, made the keynote speech.

He outlined a new approach to creating software, which is the business of his company Intentional Software. The system integrates “domain experts” with software developers. Here’s a report on ZDNet and another on CNET.

Charles Simonyi has accumulated quite a bit of wealth, Forbes put his net worth at $1 billion. He is one of the first space tourists, having paid $20 million for a two week trip on the International Space Station. His pal Martha Stewart accompanied him to Russia where she cooked a dinner to bring up in space for Charles and those lucky cosmonauts!

Doing the interview for Beet.TV here is Jason Pontin, editor and chief and publisher of Technology Review.

Speaking of Excel, it’s been in the news over the last couple of days with the discovery of a multiplication error. We did not ask Charles about his thoughts about it. Darn!

Great Times at MIT!

Hangin’ with Jason and Jai Singh (c), Editor-in-Chief of CNET’s News.com. Jai was Jason’s first boss way back in the InfoWorld days. Jai flew in from San Francisco for the conference.

Much more video to come: Great interviews with Kevin Rose, “our man in Paris” Tariq Krim of Netvibes and we “StumpledUpon” Garrett Camp! (The threesome above.) And others. Also, we swung by Forrester Research in Cambridge for the scoop on the HD formats war, the future of PC’s and more. Stay tuned to the purple channel!

– Andy Plesser

Posted on Thursday, September 27, 2007

Google Tech Talks
September 15, 2006

Mark Edelman is Co-founder and Director of Technology for Playing At Learning, a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded to identify, develop, support, and foster technology-based educational enrichment programs for children. He has over 13 years of experience as a software engineer, and has spent 5 years as a youth robotics coach, mentor,instructor, and volunteer.

ABSTRACT
A gathering of the Northern California FIRST LEGO League community to formally kick of the 2006 Nano Quest Challenge.

At the gathering, there will be:

- Viewing of a short video explaining the 2006 Nano Quest Robot Game
- A Description of the 2006 Nano Quest Research Project
- A Discussion of…

KTM presents its first car – the X-Bow. Racing technology hits the streets: Due to its 240 hp the KTM X-Bow accelerates from zero to 100 km/h in only 3.9 seconds

TWiT’s Leo Laporte and CNET’s Harry Fuller heat up the crankometer discussing the new technology used in 3D filmmaking and Leo lets us in on a little known personal fact about stereovision…

Visit www.crankygeeks.com to see the whole TechTV reunion unfold!

The year in technology with Walter Mossberg, personal technology columnist at The Wall Street Journal, and Reed Hastings, the founder and CEO of Netflix.

Jason takes a look at the very latest Telepresence technology, and explains how these gadgets allow us to interact with other environments when we’re not even there!