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Audible Technology Review, March 2012

By Technology Review

Release : 2012-03-01

Genre : News

Country : USA

Copyright : © 2012 MIT Technology Review

Kind : audiobook

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You’ll learn how local programmers and homegrown business models are helping to realize the vast promise of using phones to improve health care and save lives. You’ll hear how an Internet pioneer’s quest to quantify everything about his health led him to a startling discovery. You’ll learn how personalized cancer treatment may have finally arrived. You’ll hear how a startup is trying to reinvent computer networking in an effort to make Internet services smarter, faster, and cheaper. You’ll learn how Alta Devices hopes to use a combination of technological advances and manufacturing savvy to succeed where many others have crashed and burned. And you’ll find out why even today's machines rely on a seminal insight from the scientist who cracked Nazi Germany's codes.

Audible Technology Review, March 2012

By Technology Review

Release : 2012-03-01

Genre : News

Country : USA

Copyright : © 2012 MIT Technology Review

Kind : audiobook

(0 ratings)
You’ll learn how local programmers and homegrown business models are helping to realize the vast promise of using phones to improve health care and save lives. You’ll hear how an Internet pioneer’s quest to quantify everything about his health led him to a startling discovery. You’ll learn how personalized cancer treatment may have finally arrived. You’ll hear how a startup is trying to reinvent computer networking in an effort to make Internet services smarter, faster, and cheaper. You’ll learn how Alta Devices hopes to use a combination of technological advances and manufacturing savvy to succeed where many others have crashed and burned. And you’ll find out why even today's machines rely on a seminal insight from the scientist who cracked Nazi Germany's codes.

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