Communities get hi-tech help
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Rural and deprived communities worldwide are benefiting from the increased availability of computers.
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More and more people are forming charitable investment clubs to research, socialize, and give.
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Boosting the bottom line isn't always about cutting costs or improving distribution channels. One company found success by building a better online community.
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A New York City group creates a kit so that anyone with an old computer can create a wireless access point.
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Geotagging could spur a new generation of services.
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Software makers are eyeing more ways the one-computer-as-many approach can help businesses and beyond.
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Technology and business innovation go hand in hand.
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By Shyla Sangaran  LOCAL enterprises will now have access to a more powerful end-to- end solution that would help them to manage their information and communications technology (ICT) assets better and protect against viruses.
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Websites and tech companies get customers and employees to pitch in and help victims of the Southeast Asian tsunami. By Rachel Metz.
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A combined PC, telephone and television is being used in aid projects in India.
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A predictions market about technology that can benefit from the wisdom of crowds.
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The old thinking goes that to change the world, you have to give millions. But young tech-savvy philanthropists are trying to prove otherwise.
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Companies are teaming up to bring their technology to your living room.
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Several companies have sprung up in recent years to help people with serious illnesses and their families stay easily connected.
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Hoping to harness a few million of the personal computers not already running the SETI@home screensaver, IBM and United Devices yesterday launched the World Community Grid to act as a clearing house for humanitarian IT projects.
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At Demo, a gathering of venture capitalists and corporate high-tech investors watch as demonstrators are present their efforts at breakthrough technology worth investing in.
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NEW YORKâHewlett-Packard Co. and Microsoft Corp. are taking to the road with a new initiative to bring technology to small and midsize businesses in remote parts of the country.