• Hewlett-Packard this week introduced new technology in its inkjet printers that could mean cheaper and higher-quality prints and might alter the economics of the printer market.

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  • Hewlett-Packard (nyse: HPQ - news - people ) this week introduced new technology in its inkjet printers that could mean cheaper and higher-quality prints and might alter the economics of the printer market.

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  • In an amazing advance, scientists at Advanced Cell Technology reported this week in The Lancet that they used embryonic stem cells to restore partial vision to 2 patients who were legally blind.

    FORBES: Embryonic stem cells: can we make the blind see?

  • But a paper in this week's Nature suggests that the technology for indulging in it has not changed much over the years, either.

    ECONOMIST: The Romans, too, had sophisticated cosmetics

  • Microsoft and Kia this week announced a partnership to bring in-car technology called UVO to some Kia cars starting this summer, according to a news release.

    CNN: Pioneer to launch high-tech car stereo

  • Cisco brandishes its presence in the federal market this week at FOSE, an annual Washington trade show on government technology, in which 25, 000 conventioneers attend, perusing booths from small companies and taking in keynote speeches from chief executives at Advanced Micro Devices and Research in Motion, among others.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • This week marks a significant moment in the history of technology.

    FORBES: There's A Big Thing Missing From Microsoft's Office 365

  • This week, the world's leading figures in technology, business and politics are meeting at the Davos conference in Davos, Switzerland to discuss the future of the Internet.

    FORBES: A Net Uncertain

  • Interestingly, at the Russian technology trade show underway in Washington this week, plaques bearing the eagle and Romanov crests are being presented as souvenirs to honored guests.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • Linux is front of mind for many large computer companies this week, as the annual Linux World technology conference takes place in New York.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Inhabitat is always interested in finding innovative uses for old technology, and this week we saw artists and designers from around the world produce new things from old, unused or outmoded gadgets.

    ENGADGET: Inhabitat's Week in Green: solar panel printer, gold producing bacteria and a life-size of horse made of computer keys

  • The Wall Street Journal this week awarded its 2005 Technology Innovation Awards, recognizing innovative technologies from around the world in categories including biotechnology, software, security, energy and the environment, among others.

    FORBES: Ten Must-Read Tech Stories

  • This week more than 50, 000 people will be in Barcelona as part of the largest mobile technology conference in Europe.

    FORBES: Hey Honey, Size Really Does Matter...Especially When It Comes To Mobile Devices

  • There's a little something in this week's Circuits section of the New York Times about CableCard, a newish technology for cable TV that you're going to be hearing a lot about soon.

    ENGADGET: Get ready for CableCard

  • When you look at the seemingly endless list of press events, keynotes, product launches and other happenings at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, it would be easy to think that more or less every technology company on the planet is holding an event.

    FORBES: CES: Not Everyone Is Making News

  • At the New York Auto Show this week Ford is showing of some new technology designed to curb drowsy-driving that will be included in all Volvos before 2010.

    ENGADGET: Ford wants to wake you up

  • If you don't like capitalism at its most flamboyant and brash, don't come to Las Vegas - especially in the week of CES. Most conversations involve selling you something - and this week that means technology.

    BBC: CES: The selling starts

  • This week Readability, developed by the New York design and technology firm Arc90, took a big step forward in addressing the queasy little problem that underlies all three products: Some of that visual detritus is ads, and they pay the bills for the people who originate and host the content.

    FORBES: Arc90's Readability takes aim at Free

  • Now in its ninth year, the Microsoft Imagine Cup has been underway this past week actively demonstrating that innovating with technology can help address unique challenges around the world.

    WHITEHOUSE: Office of Science and Technology Policy Blog

  • The Consumer Electronics Show--usually the technology industry's biggest party--promises to be a subdued affair in Las Vegas this week.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • This last week saw some interesting announcements representing the implementation of technologies that will enhance hard disk drive and flash memory technology in 2013 and beyond.

    FORBES: Rare Gases and Fine Lines

  • Technology has taken over in important ways for designers and was ready made for this New York Fashion Week as the huge storm had the elite teetering around Manhattan in blowing snow, clutching those phones.

    WSJ: The sound of NY Fashion Week: smartphones snapping

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