Sprint has been forging deals that will bring educational and scientific software to its high-end phones.

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This new usage model is designed for customers running 3D workloads in the engineering, medical, media and entertainment, scientific, software development and economic and finance market segments looking to support additional users on a single workstation.

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Building Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) is a secure software development lifecycle model that grew out of scientific observations around software security practices at nine companies ranging from Adobe to Google, and Wells Fargo back in 2009.

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Metabyte, funded in part by Scientific-Atlanta, sells software that helps TV viewers digitally record from an on-screen menu, much like TiVo.

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Metabyte has a deal with Scientific-Atlanta to put its software in new boxes that AOL Time Warner's cable unit is already installing in selected U.S. cities.

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Prof Mark shared results of one of her experiments into work in four different types of organizations: an investment management company, a medical software company, an aerospace engineering firm and a scientific research organization.

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It was an astonishing triumph of human visual-spatial reasoning, and one of the first major scientific advances to come from playing a video game (though plenty of software engineers I know would argue that video games activate much more creativity than we care to acknowledge).

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