Friday, December 05, 2003

A little videoblogging here this morning (video clip from Monday's FCC VoIP Forum ) 7:02:59 AM  comment []    trackback []     Turn an ordinary PC into a WIFI Access Point The next time your at a meeting and there is no WIFI in the building/room use your notebook as an access point. PCtel Code Puts Wireless Access Point on PCs. PCtel Inc. on Wednesday announced that it shipped Segue, the company's "soft access point" technology that can turn an ordinary PC into a wireless networking device. [eWEEK Technology News] 6:49:50 AM  comment []    trackback []     Gateway's introduces a new design to Media Center PC I am seriously thinking about buying something like this for my home.  The question is when will these type of devices have enough functionality for the price? I think I'll be waiting until the sub $1000.00 units have DVD burning. Gateway Media PC Designed For Stereo Rack. Gateway Inc. has introduced a Media Center PC that mimics a piece of stereo equipment, and one designed to fit neatly in the living room. [eWEEK Technology News] 6:35:16 AM  comment []    trackback []     Berkman's weblog-writers meeting recorded and online Berkman's weblog-writers meeting from last night was recorded and made available online. Thanks Jake!!  Now I have something to listen while driving to work.  I hope they continue to do this every week.   I recorded the webcase of the weekly weblog-writers meeting at Berkman tonight. You can listen to it in MP3 in four parts here: Part 1 231KB (pre-meeting) Part 2 3.4MB Part 3 4.9MB Part 4 9.3MB Marc Nozell has the IRC transcript here. [Jake's Radio 'Blog] 6:11:36 AM  comment []    trackback []     People want to share There's an article over on Wired, TunA Lets Users Fish for Music that is being discussed over at Slashdot about new WIFI peer-to-peer music sharing that is starting to groove in Ireland. 5:45:25 AM  comment []    trackback []     Microsoft Charging Flash Drive Makers for File Format? As reported on Dan Gillmor's eJournal, Microsoft Charging Flash Drive Makers for File Format?, Microsoft will soon be charging (taxing) manufactures of flash memory card devices $0.25 per unit or $250,000 to use the FAT filesystem in their products. Not a bad piece of extra change for Mircosoft for a technology they created back in 1976. 5:31:59 AM  comment []    trackback []     New MP3 Player/ Recorder from iRiver Gizmodo point to a new MP3 Player/ Voice Recorder from iRiver.  The device uses Flash memory, encodes audio to MP3 and has a built-in rechargeable battery.449.99 iRiver's new 1GB MP3 player  [Gizmodo] 5:23:43 AM  comment []    trackback []

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