Bing (formerly Windows Live Search), is Microsoft’s new take on a search engine. Aiming to compete with Google, Bing’s unique advantage is it’s ability to intelligently suggest which links are most relevant to the user (it uses semantic technology developed by PowerSet, a company Microsoft purchased in 2008). It is estimated that Microsoft will be investing $100 million into Bing’s marketing campaign.
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InEnTec, a provider of gasification systems, has developed a technology called the Plasma Enhanced Melter™ (PEM). Using waste gasification, S4 Energy Solutions (their new subsidiary), will generate energy from garbage. Their new subsidiary will be funded by Waste Management (based in Houston), a leading provider of comprehensive waste and environmental services.
Here’s How Their Technology Works
Sony has announced the introduction of it’s smallest gaming console to date, the PSP Go. The Go (which slides up) will have more functionality and portability (it’s smaller) than the original PSP, as well as more memory. Priced at $250, the device will be available in stores starting Fall 2009.
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