09 July 2002

Anti-Palladium MACSLASH -- Apple And Digital Rights Management contains the best and most concise explanation of Palladium and how evil it is.

Sighting: Presenter-to-Go on SD ALLNETDEVICES -- Presentations via Palm's Secure Digital Slot Unveiled. MARGI Systems, maker of Presenter-to-Go, announced a SD-based solution for its presentation system used with suitably equipped Palm devices. The MARGI Mirror feature allows users to present handheld content and applications direct from their Palm handhelds to the screen. You can get Presenter-to-Go with an SD Card/cable for use with Palm m125, m130, m500, m505, m515 and i705 handhelds. It comes with software for slide creation from PowerPoint or any printable Windows application, and the MARGI Mirror for displaying local handheld content. Also included is a 14-button infrared remote control, an A/C adapter and a projector adapter cable. Presenter-to-Go sells for $199 from MARGI.

Dogma 2000 SHEILA LENNON -- Look in the right margin on Sheila Lennon's personal weblog. She subscribes to the philosophy of Dogma 2000. I hope Zenark optimises their Electric Search to track this wide-open publishing movement.

Wireless Fairmont NEW YORK TIMES -- "By the end of July, all of the Fairmont's 38 properties, including the Plaza, the Fairmont San Francisco and the Fairmont Dubai, will offer wireless Internet access in public spaces, enabling guests to check their e-mail messages while having cocktails in the bar, for instance." x: 1013

IBM and Nokia in Wireless Software Deal NEW YORK TIMES -- Nokia and IBM will develop software to distribute music and other media securely to cellphones over wireless networks in a effort to broaden the market for wireless services beyond telephone service and simple text messages. IBM will license Nokia's wireless software into IBM's digital media software.

Macromedia's Flash Communications Server MX MACROMEDIA -- Macromedia's Flash Communications Server MX allows Web developers to add chat, interactive video and other communications features to sites. Thin FAQ