Tuesday, July 27, 2004

Apple has announced that an iTunes music player will be part of the next generation of Motorola's mobile phones. The transfers will take place through USB or Bluetooth. Even the NY Times has the story. So what version of QuickTime will be required on the cellphone? 7:18:37 AM

From MacMinute. NS8 Corporation has successfully completed testing of its proprietary smart encryption system, NS8 Security Protocol Integration. NS8 SPI is an encryption solution for all forms of digital files, especially rich media, that is lightweight, readily scalable, and easily integrated with legacy systems, enabling universal secure content distribution and management over IP-based broadband networks and multi-cast satellite systems. The tests succeeded in demonstrating seamless installation into common media players such as Microsoft Windows Media 9 Player, WINAMP and Apple QuickTime. This transparent security capability enables recipients to access content without the use of key exchanges which are common in many of today's encryption methodologies. SPI files have built-in payment and duplication limiting protocols. Content providers can set up different rules for content, such as try-before-buy, set transferrability limits, and limit or not CD burning. Media owners can track content across the Internet. 7:02:01 AM

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