domingo, 07 de dezembro de 2003

Japan's Robot Developers Go Linux By Jan Krikke LinuxInsider.com December 3, 2003 Japan's preoccupation with consumer robots is largely driven by economic imperatives. It has an aging population, declining birthrates and a looming labor shortage, which means that the development of a standard robot platform could simply be a matter of time. However, despite its growing popularity in robotics, Linux cannot yet claim victory. original story in: Linux Insider 8:15:21 PM    comment []

Jobs on how to create cool technology. Business 2.0's December issue features an article called How to succeed in 2004, and they culled together observations from leaders in various industries to offer advice on everything from how to create loyal customers to motivating staff. Apple (and Pixar) CEO Steve Jobs was consulted on how to create cool technology. [MacCentral] 5:55:15 PM    comment []

War games lure players. A raft of new games based on World War II reflects continuing interest in the conflict. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 5:52:08 PM    comment []

Space Invaders advance on US. One of the most popular video games ever, Space Invaders, is returning to gaming arcades in the US. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 5:51:41 PM    comment []

Vanity Fair's editor battles George Bush. Media: Graydon Carter is one of the biggest names in US magazines. Now Vanity Fair's editor is gunning for George Bush. [Guardian Unlimited] 5:50:06 PM    comment []

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