About the book: year / - Big theme of Yura Romanov "Flat Earth". Actually, the name says it all. Topic about GIS, Web GIS and other cartographic joys.— Mikhail Vannakh got to the robotic security boat, Protector;— In the Portfolio, a story about how Robert Propst, Scott Adams, Intel, IBM, HP, Steelcase and many, many others tried (at different times) to reinvent the internal structure of a modern office;— No parking. Instead, Nikolai Yazykov’s material about the Moscow Motor Show. In the pictures there are mainly girls, but there are also a few cars;— In the news, a whole spread is devoted to the new Chrome browser (the cover is dedicated to it; more precisely, not even one - we already have 2 options ready, but we still can’t decide which one it will go to print);— Sergei Golubitsky is fighting with no one and why, but, as usual, it is very smooth. For starters - the conclusions about anti-Trojans promised in the last issue; - Evgeniy Kozlovsky returned from Turkey, where he tested new Panasonic cameras. It’s interesting that Evgeniy Antonovich’s argument in favor of soap dishes (when compared with DSLRs) has not undergone any significant changes over the past, it seems, five or seven years - while reading, I remembered his stories that if, they say, you find yourself in the desert, and there’s a dust storm, then with a regular compact you’re not at all afraid, but with a DSLR, they say, it’s a pipe. Of course, there is nothing to object to, but, as life shows, only E.A. ends up in deserts and dust storms, the rest somehow take the subway. :-)— In Ferm, a continuation of Revich’s article on scanners and another “mouse” article - this time from Andrei Vasilkov. Andrey, unlike Philip Kazakov, decided to gallop across Europe, but it also turned out very interesting (and not only about mice);— Industrial Zone (in a slightly updated design), Patents, Vannach’s column, Letter Carrier, 13th - it seems that’s all.