Tuesday 8 February 2005

And now something completely different... Gee, Banking Can Be Fun!. Commerce Bancorpâo[per thou]where Citigroup meets Crazy Eddie. [Slate Magazine] 7:00:32 PM    comment [] One step ahead, two step back, or how to leave a big hole in a security system.... A Dangerous Loophole in Airport Security. If Slate could discover it, the terrorists will too. [Slate Magazine] 5:57:34 PM    comment [] Would you like some fries with your phone? ;-) Consumers confused by 3G. A survey suggests that consumers could be reluctant to sign up for new 3G phone services. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 12:29:34 PM    comment [] Reminder: buy pasta! ;-) This will be nice to have... Siemens develops mobile post-it application. Researchers at Siemens are calling new technology "digital graffiti," though it's not really graffiti. It's more like a mobile phone version of the omnipresent Post-it notes. [InfoWorld: Top News] 10:47:51 AM    comment [] Internet is going to kill the radio star? This one is for the broadcasters... ;-) Podcasting Brings Radio Production to Masses, Choice to Listeners. Forget satellite radio. Podcasting is the new hotness, as netizens rush to distribute their audio shows using networked technologies. By Matthew Fordahl. [Technology Review Feed v2.1] 10:41:47 AM    comment [] Another try against Intel.... Will it have the same fate as the poor PowerPC, running on IBM High Servers and Apple's PCs? IBM, Sony, Toshiba unveil nine-core Cell processor. Researchers from IBM Corp., Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and Toshiba Corp. unveiled the long-awaited Cell microprocessor Monday, revealing a multicore, multithreaded gaming engine described as "a supercomputer on a chip." [MacCentral News] 10:04:40 AM    comment [] The future is VOiP? Here we are.... VOiP (in the P2P flavour) is coming mainstrem? Skype in deal with Hutchison unit. Skype, a firm that offers subscribers free phone calls over the internet, agrees a partnership with Hutchison. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] 9:58:05 AM    comment [] Latest news Here's the latest from the TLC world... BEA aims 'Da Vinci' software at telcos. BEA Systems has rolled out a new version of its Java application server software aimed specifically at telecommunications providers, part of a broad push to increase business from one of its traditionally stronger markets. [InfoWorld: Top News] 9:53:59 AM    comment []

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