Daily technology news - 01-Jan-2007

Five great technology-based freebies (Sun-Sentinel)The best things in life are free -- and they're even better when they're high-tech (or at least seem that way). Here's a roundup of five great technology-based freebies that will help you work and play more efficiently:

Muslims Should Benefit Fully From Telecommunication Technology-Najib (Bernama)PEKAN, Dec 31 (Bernama) -- Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak wants Muslims to reap the full benefits of telecommunication technology to become a developed race.

End of Moore's Law prompts technology search (Electronic Engineering Times Asia)The search is on for a technology that could replace today's workhorse CMOS-based silicon.

MEDIA: Advances in digital technology will be grabbing your eyes, ears (The Charlotte Observer)Technology will be the big story in media in 2007.

Wisconsin Makes Inroads in Technology Race: Innovative Firms, Big and Small, Advanced in '06 (RedNova)By Kathleen Gallagher, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Dec. 31--EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS -- a hot political issue as well as the source of innovations that kept Wisconsin on the cutting edge -- were the state's highest-profile technology in 2006.

Quality service improved through technology (Barbados Advocate)THE implementation of technology in the Land Registry department is assisting that department in delivering high quality service.

A new testament to the power of technology (Los Angeles Times)Fuller Theological Seminary plans to add its first chapels, along with video and audio gear to connect with Internet-savvy students. For some ministers, the most advanced technology used in a church service has been a wireless microphone. But with people growing savvier about computers, home theaters and the Internet, Fuller Theological Seminary is trying to find ways to make spiritual ...

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