Dave is keynoting. He started by recounting some of the history of weblogs and points to a reverse chronological series of posts he put together for Wired magazine in 1996 and an event that helped him understand the power of this format. [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog]

Bev points us to this AP story and photo about Pioneer, a Tokyo-based firm that has created a wearable computer prototype jacket with built-in sleeve display: "Using an organic film electro-luminescent (EL) display, the wearable computer is being developed with a new information technology by a collaboration of academic institutes and electronic companies. The development is expected to help medical, firefighting, and farming workers." Link Discuss
[Boing Boing Blog]

PDA phones.

Over at BusinessWeek, Stephen Wildstrom argues that when it comes to staying connected, you're better off with a PDA phone rather than a PDA with WiFi. Which leads us to believe that there's a lot of money to be made if someone would just build a PDA phone with built-in WiFi.
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[Gizmodo]

Jhendler: front-end for querying the results of the DAML Crawler at the DAML site; Jhendler: possibly an example of what not to do in general purpose front-ends; Jhendler: but at least evocative.; Jhendler: Mike Dean stopped running the crawler a while back, not sure why -- it gives current date, but same results it found months ago; Jhendler: but still should have 5.8M RDF triples (from 21k web pages) so worth playing with; (2003-06-09 15:16) [RDF Interest Group Scratchpad]