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Bringing vision to the nearly blind
June 5, 2006 MIT fellow Elizabeth Goldring works with scientists and produces art to help the nearly blind see more than light and shadows. Images: Visuals for the nearly blindRetinal implants may soon restore lost vision
April 4, 2006 Researchers are working on ways to implant tiny electrodes in the eye and help restore vision to the blind. Images: Retinal implantsCisco's IP vision becomes reality
November 18, 2005 Cisco aims to fulfill all Internet protocol needs. Its acquisition of Scientific-Atlanta furthers the vision.Open-source iTunes rival launches
February 10, 2006 Songbird music player is only in proof-of-concept stage, but it shows new vision for Web music.Miyamoto: Game success takes 'balance' and 'risk'
March 8, 2007 Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, developer of games like Donkey Kong, offers conference-goers a vision for reaching broad audiences.Video: Mario master reveals secrets to successPhotos: A packed hall f...Microsoft teams with Sprint on mobile Web service
November 16, 2006 Windows Live to power search for local content on some Sprint phones.IRS trudges on with aging computers
April 12, 2007 More than 20 years after its first attempt at a massive upgrade of 1960s-era mainframes, the IRS still isn't sure when the project will be finished.Microsoft plans medical-record service
October 4, 2007 HealthVault is just getting off the ground: Will consumers trust the company with private info?BT invents semantic television
December 13, 2006 TV show story line determined by viewers as program airs, taking interactive TV to new level, says U.K. communications giant.My life with Scooba
October 31, 2006 CNET News.com reporter Michael Kanellos lets the floor-scrubbing robot loose in his house--and gets clean linoleum and lots of laughs.Photos: At home with ScoobaMetaphors for the modern world
February 13, 2008 The rarefied world of achievement is awash in metaphors, so News.com's Michael Kanellos lists some that can be applied to the heroes, villains, and principles of ordinary life.Licklider's vision of the Digital Age
March 16, 2007 A scholarly essay in 1947, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper, had an awful lot to say about how we live with computers today.Microsoft sends message on 'unified messaging'
June 26, 2006 Goal is to free people from having to guess whether to use IM, phone or e-mail to reach someone.Intel's Live Large vision for mobile phones
April 2, 2008 The Carry Small Live Large plan focuses on sensors and is one of the company's "four or five big bets" for upcoming tech trends. (From ZDNet Australia) • IDF: Intel trots out wireless chi...Microsoft's Mundie looks beyond Gates
May 17, 2007 Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer, offers insights into where the company is placing its bets in the post-Gates era.Two visions for delivering PCs to emerging nations
February 28, 2007 One Laptop Per Child and Intel take competing approaches to manufacturing, pricing PCs--and it's not yet clear which will prevail.Gates: Wouldn't change a thing
June 16, 2006 The Microsoft chairman and founder looks forward to spending more time helping those who could most benefit from his time and assistance.Microsoft memo: Realigning the Windows unit
March 23, 2006 Redmond exec Kevin Johnson rallies the troops as Microsoft moves toward a new era of software and services.HP spends big to expand e-commerce software
October 25, 2000 Hewlett-Packard buys Bluestone Software for an estimated $470 million, as the computing giant continues to make inroads into the exploding e-business software market.Gates explains why Microsoft needs Yahoo
February 20, 2008 A main driver of the takeover bid is the desire for "great engineers," says Microsoft's chairman. Plus: Windows 7 and other future tech. Sponsored matches for "vision"
