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...This program lets you record audio while you type notes during lecture so you won’t ever miss a thing. If you have a tablet PC (see below), you can incorporate handwritten diagrams too! Art history majors can appreciate the drag-and-drop feature that lets you add pictures/slides from the Internet. This is a must-have for people who can’t keep their notes organized. And, if you’re not one of the lucky ones who found a copy of the software in your dropbox last month, you’ll be happy...
...What Dean Knowles had suggested is that when we were at a Faculty of 635, we would aim to add 60 professors, to wind up with about 700,” Kirby said. “We are moving more quickly toward this goal than he had anticipated...
...what does all this add up to for taxpayers? A report released earlier this year by the Center for American Progress estimates that cutting FFEL and administering all loans directly will save taxpayers a whopping $4.5 billion every year. That’s more than enough to cover the $300 million Republicans are so eager to cut from next year’s Pell Grants. And while they’re at it, Congress should use that windfall to raise the maximum Pell Grant up from the measly $4050 where it’s stagnated now for years. After adjusting...
...Media Center PC is finally coming of age. With these specially designed computers, you can already record TV shows. But now, by pairing the newest models--such as the Gateway 7200S ($1,400; gateway.com)--with two new add-ons, that technology goes mobile. You can transfer shows and songs to Creative's Zen Portable Media Center ($500; creative.com to enjoy on a plane or bus or in your breakfast nook. If the PC is in the den but you want to see your shows on the living room TV, try Linksys' Media Center Extender ($300; linksys.com) which lets your computer...
Take a Segway scooter, add a second pair of wheels and a banana seat, and you've got the Centaur, a concept vehicle that can take on any terrain--rocks, grass, sand, you name it. Like the original Human Transporter, the Centaur uses dynamic-stabilization technology (you shift your weight to steer) but adds a thumb throttle for extra oomph. Steering sensors and a computer conspire to make sure you don't topple over when you pop a wheelie...