Thursday, July 22, 2004

Exclusive Colly Myers has had a pretty low profile since leaving Symbian two years ago.

For the former Managing Director of Psion, the Symbian OS is very much his baby. Before Psion, he was a mainframe programmer, and always wanted to see a mainframe-class operating system on a handheld. So he instigated the project, ten years ago this November, and led the kernel team. In 1998 Psion nudged Nokia, Ericsson and Motorola into investing in the OS to create a standalone company.


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Apple's Pocket-Size Base Station. The new wireless networking base station from Apple is small enough to travel just about anywhere. Do you need one? By By DAVID POGUE. [The New York Times > Technology]
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Earth to Wireless. Internet service providers, like Earthlink, are increasingly looking to wireless as a means to delivering broadband service to customers. [Wireless IQ - News Feeds]
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AT&T Wireless launches 3G in 4 cities. WCDMA-based service will allow high-speed streaming of audio and video services, creation and sharing of video clips, and business application use. [Computerworld News]
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JCB, AEON Develop QUICPay for FeliCa [Wireless Watch Japan]
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3G Phones with Flash or WLAN [Wireless Watch Japan]
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Update: IBM to provide single sign-on for Orange customers. LONDON - IBM Corp. has inked a deal with France Télécom SA 's mobile division to create a single sign-on service that will allow some 50 million cellular phone customers to securely access different Web sites and mobile services by logging in just once. [InfoWorld: Top News]
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About Those Fearsome Black Holes? Never Mind. Dr. Stephen W. Hawking declared at a scientific conference that physics is safe and information can escape from a black hole. By By DENNIS OVERBYE. [The New York Times > Science]
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Washington Post: TiVo's Plans Lead to Fight On Copyrights. The battle is one of several being waged in federal agencies and on Capitol Hill this summer, as content companies such as the movie and music companies seek to keep control of copyrighted works that increasingly can be digitally stored, copied, manipulated and distributed by users. [Tomalak's Realm]
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