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Need cheering up? Here's a good news story. The world's fifth largest country - with a history of military rule and endemic corruption - holds a free and fair presidential election. All voters, even in remote villages, cast their ballots on high-tech electronic machines of a kind that make the conduct of elections in, say, Florida, look shamefully outmoded. The candidate who wins the most support in the first round of voting has made his name criticizing the nation's power elite. But the results are accepted by all, and the country begins a three-week campaign before...
...proved to be a miserable experience rather than the magical Web in your phone that was promised. But with 900 million mobile phones on the market worldwide that will need to be upgraded, hopes for a mobile Internet will continue to spring anew. Sven Lingjaerde, president of the European Tech Tour Association, recently brought Opera and Trolltech to a group of investors on a Norwegian technology tour. He believes that Europe can yet leverage its mobile-phone strengths. "There is still a window of opportunity," he says. But companies like Opera and Trolltech had better act fast - before the window...
...Rome (a museum of modern art); Salerno, Italy (a ferry terminal); Cincinnati, Ohio (an arts center); Innsbruck, Austria (a café-topped ski jump, which opened last month); Abu Dhabi (a sinuous bridge); and, biggest of all, Singapore, where her team drew up the master plan for a high-tech city on a 200-hectare site, a sort of Singapore Silicon Valley scheduled to take 20 years and something like $15 billion to complete. The diversity of her projects springs from Hadid's ability to marry florid form to nuts-and-bolts function, as in the Leipzig car plant...
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Garcia—the Crimson’s standout junior defensive end—was a highly sought-after high school prospect at Tampa Catholic, recruited by such powerhouses as Florida State and Georgia Tech...