Daily technology news - 10-Mar-2007

Upright MRI: Cutting-edge technology at Bristol Regional gives new hope to back pain sufferers (Bristol Herald Courier)If you suffer from long-term back pain, there?s a new medical innovation that could aid physicians in tracking down the root cause. And in Tennessee, there?s only one place to go for this new technology: Bristol Regional Medical Center.

Biligual Technology Is Helping Students, Parents (CBS 42 Austin)Bilingual education in one Austin school is making a quantum leap forward thanks to new technology.

Remarks by President Bush and President Lula of Brazil on Biofuel Technology (Grainnet.com)Washington. DC--The following is a transcript of remarks by President Bush and President Lula of Brazil on biofuel technology March 9 at the Petrobras Transporte S.A. facility in Sao Paulo, Brazil:

Technology staffers seek to avoid computer glitches (Goshen News)So when 2 a.m. Sunday rolls around, who will notice? The information technology workers.

GPS technology tracks Newport News inmates (WVEC Norfolk)GPS technology could be the answer to overcrowding at the Newport News City Jail. Authorities are using the technology to monitor non-violent suspects from their homes.

Applied technology to design water treatment plant (The Business Journal of Jacksonville)Applied Technology Management Inc. will design and manage the construction of a 4 million-gallon-per-day water treatment plant in southwest Florida.

New Technology Comes to Arkansas Children's Hospital (CW Arkansas)Breakthrough technology makes its way to Arkansas Children's Hospital. After years of clinical trials the Food and Drug Administration approves a device called the ?Cooling Cap.? It's saving infants who are born with low oxygen levels.

New Technology Comes to Arkansas Children's Hospital (FOX 16 Little Rock)Breakthrough technology makes its way to Arkansas Children's Hospital.

OAO Technology Solutions names new CEO (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance) OAO Technology Solutions has named Sid Fuchs president and CEO.

Microsoft in First Technology License Deal (New York Times)Microsoft said it had signed its first agreement to license its technology, almost three years after European Union antitrust regulators ordered the software company to share data to increase competition. Microsoft said the deal, with Quest Software of California, was meant to comply with an antitrust order issued in March 2004 that demanded licensing of software that helps desktop computers ...

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