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New "MP3 100% Compatible" Logo For DRM-Free Music

Nov 4th, 2008 · A coalition of seven UK digital music stores have created a logo for DRM-free, MP3 music. The 'MP3: 100% Compatible' logo allows the stores to emphasize the advantages of the format, namely that MP3 files will run on any device and won't keel over and …
see also: DRM · Music · mp3 · UK · digital · RIAA · compatible

Cognitive Radios Could Increase Wireless Spectrum

Sep 16th, 2008 · schliz writes to tell us that a new intelligent radio technology, dubbed "cognitive radio," is being developed that adjusts operation based on input from its surroundings. Consumers wont likely see practical implementations of this tech for another five …
see also: intelligent · network · consumer · technology · Public · Tech · input

Cognitive Radios Could Increase Wireless Spectrum

Sep 16th, 2008 · schliz writes to tell us that a new intelligent radio technology, dubbed "cognitive radio," is being developed that adjusts operation based on input from its surroundings. Consumers wont likely see practical implementations of this tech for another five …
see also: intelligent · network · consumer · technology · Public · Tech · input

FBI Adds Two Digital Forensic Labs

Apr 30th, 2008 · coondoggie sends us a story from NetworkWorld.com, as is his wont, this one on the FBI opening two new US Regional Computer Forensics Laboratories this week. In these laboratories examiners conduct a growing number of forensic examinations of digital …
see also: CD · digital · media · Los Angeles · Cell · DVD · prosecute

Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit Leaves Desktop Linux Behind

Apr 14th, 2008 · Linux.com's Joe Barr has an interesting commentary about the recent Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit and the astounding lack of attention for desktop Linux. Now, a great deal of the monetary support driving Linux these days comes from companies with …
see also: Linux · servers · welcome · desktop · community · Usage · Companies

Scientists Claim Infrared Helmet Could Reverse Alzheimer's Symptoms

Jan 26th, 2008 · Ready to put on your thinking cap? There's a report out of the UK regarding an 'experimental helmet which scientists say could reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease within weeks of being used'. The helmet is to be worn for ten minutes every day …
see also: scientists · UK · Cell · Humans · diseases · Alzheimer · symptom

Jingle Bells Played With Graphics Card, Santa Wonders Why

Dec 24th, 2007 · As if the entire office full of guitar-controlled lights wasn't enough to make any holiday complete, some enterprising geek has taken it upon himself to give you a rendition of Jingle Bells played on his graphics card heat sink. He probably wont debut …
see also: office · graphics · geeks · Enterprise · holiday · guitar · Santa

Identity Thieves Not Big On Technology

Oct 23rd, 2007 · alphadogg sends us to Network World, as is his wont, for a summary of a new study of identity theft based on the outcomes of more than 500 Secret Service cases from 2000 to 2006. Here is the study report (PDF). The AP has coverage emphasizing other slants …
see also: 2006 · fashion · Internet · technology · IDs · identity · theft

200,000 Elliptical Galaxies Point the Same Way

Aug 30th, 2007 · KentuckyFC sends us to arXiv, as is his wont, for a paper (abstract; PDF preprint) making the claim that 200,000 elliptical galaxies are aligned in the same direction; the signal for this alignment stands out at 13 standard deviations. This axis is the …
see also: PDF · background · preprint · cosmic · Galaxies · elliptical · Arxiv

IPhones Flooding Wireless LAN At Duke

Jul 16th, 2007 · coondoggie sends us to a Network World story, as is his wont, about network problems at Duke University in Durham, N.C. that seem to be related to the iPhone. "The Wi-Fi connection on Apple's recently released iPhone seems to be the source of a big headache …
see also: network · Wi Fi · provider · students · Apple · infrastructure · administration

OLPC Project Interface Revealed

Nov 24th, 2006 · BogusToo writes to mention an EE Times article mentioning the interface for the OLPC project laptop. Using some fairly intuitive UI concepts (like simplified web browsers and a chat client), the Linux-based system attempts to do away with the kludgey …
see also: Linux · video · world · computer · Internet · laptop · desks

AMD Says Power Efficiency Still Key

Sep 2nd, 2006 · Larsonist writes to tell us that even though AMD's new architecture wont be released until mid-2007 they are still letting people in on what some of the new features will be. From the article: "While clock speeds have not been revealed, each of the four …
see also: bandwidth · integrated · AMD · processors · 2007 · architecture · native

Locking Up Linux, Creating a Cryptobook

Aug 19th, 2006 · Tom's Hardware has a nice overview about some of the latest ways to secure your data looking specifically at open source solutions that wont lock down your credit card. Since many people presented performance issues for why they don't implement encryption …
see also: Linux · Hardware · solution · Windows · Portable · platform · implementation

Japan to Deploy Massive Broadband Satellite

Aug 11th, 2005 · Japan has announced plans to deploy a massive broadband satellite operational in 2015. It will provide 100 Mbit/sec service to mountains, remote islands and bullet trains along with comm for disaster recovery. Its giant 66 ft. diameter dish is supposed …
see also: service · Cell · Phones · broadband · FT · remote · satellite

Trek Producers Will Provide World A Break

May 1st, 2005 · Star Trek Producers have finally agreed that Star Trek fans are oversaturated with the show, and are planning to provide a break. This does not mean they wont bring something new to the screen; they will just wait a few years. They are convinced the …
see also: competing · world · ratings · fans · Star Trek · wont · Trek Producers







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