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`The future is going to be very exciting`
The head of Google's new university, Ray Kurzweil believes the advance of technology will solve the energy crisis, upgrade the human genome and even lead to everlasting life - no wonder he is so optimisticRay Kurzweil has a surrealist's eye for disorientation. The lobby of his offices outside Boston have the quality of a Dadaist art gallery: nothing is quite what it seems. Immediately inside the door is an old metal box that turns out to be a dictation machine built by Thomas Edison. An old man is sitting next to it, with a badge on his lapel that reads: 'I'm an inventor'. He is George, the receptionist tells me, and he is made of wax. A cabinet along the hall is covered entirely in boxes of vitamin pills, hundreds of them, from acai berry, red yeast rice and milk thistle to a very large jar marked 'Anti-ageing multi-pack'.The sensation of strangeness intensifies inside Kurzweil's personal office. Several handwritten placards are stacked against the wall. 'NO RIGHTS FOR BOTS!' says one
Guardian

Google Adds Experimental Search Box To Gmail
The new left-hand column search box offers a different user experience than the top-of-page search box.
Information Week

HTC Magic and the Goblet of Androids
No one knows spellbinding like the teen twizards from Harry Potter -- except the HTC Magic. We let Harry and the half-blood Cravers take the new Google Android phone for a wand-waving spin
Cnet

Google Debuts DoubleClick Studio
The platform for designing rich media ads using Flash and Web technology includes a rewrite of the DoubleClick ActionScript API.
Information Week

Google & Others Sued Over Android Trademark
suraj.sun tips news that Google and 47 other companies are being sued over use of the 'Android' name. Eric Specht of Android Data alleges that Google 'stole first and asked questions later.' According to The Register, 'Google applied for a trademark for Android in October of 2007, but had that application denied in February of 2008. The USPTO's reasoning for the denial was simple: Since both Google and Specht were involved in the development of software and related services, 'consumers are likely to conclude that the goods are related and originate from a single source.'' Reader ruphus13 points out related news that Motorola is planning several Android-based phones for later this year. of this story at Slashdot.
Slashdot

Dollar May See Rebound
The dollar may reverse some of its recent losses amid a busy event calendar next week that should test the resurgence of optimism and risk appetite.
Wall Street Journal

Things to make you happy: Google employs goats
In order to be more eco-friendly, Google trims some of its fields with hungry goats instead of lawn mowers that pollute the air.
CNET

Google bulks up Gmail with built-in search
The e-mail service gets an option for a search box that pops up results on the Gmail page. More heft to Gmail, and a new search-ad opportunity for Google.
CNET

Cooliris for iPhone gets bookmarking, porn mode
An update to the iPhone version of Cooliris unlocks the capability to view raw Google image search queries. It also brings a fresh, new look that brings it up to speed with the desktop version.
CNET

A Look Into the FBI`s ``Everything Bucket``
Death Metal notes an EFF report on information wrested from the FBI over the last three years via Freedom of Information requests. The report characterizes what Ars Technica calls the FBI's 'Everything Bucket' — its Investigative Data Warehouse. (Here's the EFF's introduction and the report itself.) The warehouse, at least 7 years in the making, '...appears to be something like a combination of Google and a university's slightly out-of-date custom card catalog with a front-end written for Windows 2000 that uses cartoon icons that some work-study student made in Microsoft Paint. I guess I'm supposed to fear the IDW as an invasion of privacy, and indeed I do, but given the report's description of it and my experiences with the internal-facing software products of large, sprawling, unaccountable bureaucracies, I mostly just fear for our collective safety.' of this story at Slashdot.
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