Al Gore’s new book “Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis” burst onto the scene yesterday, drawing glowing reviews, talking-head ire, and more than a few questions about his credibility, motivation and future as the self-appointed leader of an emerging environmental intelligentsia.
Al Gore will be speaking at VentureBeat’s upcoming GreenBeat conference, focused on the Smart Grid, on Nov. 18 and 19 in San Mateo. Get your tickets to see him speak live today at GreenBeat2009.com.
Instead of offering yet another review of his new book, here is a roundup of the choice words of other critics, to give you a sense of the range of opinions, and also the hype the book has sparked. Full story...
Advanced Micro Devices showed off the progress it has made designing a chip that combines graphics and a processor in a single chip.
Shortly after announcing a $10 million fourth round of financing and alluding to a new product launch, Yodle, a company that helps businesses advertise online, today launched Yodle Organic, a new product to help local businesses increase web traffic and search engine optimization (SEO).
SpeedBit, the folks behind Video Accelerator and Download Accelerator, is developing another service centered around web video.
Nvidia is launching its Optimus technology today in an effort to match your laptop’s graphics horsepower to fit a given application.
Fresh off the success of Mass Effect 2, Electronic Arts is launching one of its big bets on a brand new video game as it debuts Dante’s Inferno.
SMS (text messaging) technology is getting a bit long in the tooth these days, but it still has the potential to be useful in developing markets.
VentureBeat’s upcoming GamesBeat@GDC executive game conference is set for March 10 in San Francisco at the Game Developers Conference in the Moscone Convention Center.
The first BioShock game surprised gamers when it debuted on the Xbox 360 in August, 2007. It was a horror-shooting game with mature themes and an imaginative story set in an underwater paradise gone bad.
Mobile travel application WorldMate just announced new integration that should help users tap into their connections on business networking site LinkedIn while they’re on-the-road.
(Editor’s note: Caine Moss is a corporate and securities partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.