Wednesday, January 14, 2004

Pending legislation regarding VOIP Senator Preps Bill to Define VOIP, Curb FCC. N.H. Republican John E. Sununu told eWEEK.com he plans to introduce legislation that would attempt to define VOIP while blocking new regulations from the FCC. [eWEEK Technology News] 4:34:39 AM    comment []

New security risks for VOIP VOIP, Video-Conferencing Apps Face Security Risk. Certain vendor implementations of the H.323 protocol could open multimedia applications to denial-of-service attacks and buffer overflows, U.K. security researchers reported on Tuesday. [eWEEK Technology News] 4:30:18 AM    comment []

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Researching nanotechnology health threats Keen Eye for the Nano Guys. Serious concerns exist over the health threats posed by nanotechnology, but now a new microscope allows scientists and doctors to see the impact for the first time. By Daithí Ó hAnluain. [Wired News] 1:52:26 AM    comment []

Kodak continues transition to digital cameras Kodak Cuts 35mm Camera Sales. It's another watershed moment in the company's digital transition. [The Motley Fool] 1:37:51 AM    comment []

Macs used for scientific research Forbes profiles 'Apple's Supercomputing Scientists'. Virginia Tech's new G5-based supercomputing center isn't the only place that Macs are being used for scientific research, writes Matthew Herper. Herper's new Forbes.com article, Apple's Supercomputing Scientists, profiles some of the other uses for Macs in the scientific world. [MacCentral] 1:27:36 AM    comment []