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Move over DVDs, here comes the HVD
Talkback Move over DVD, Blu-Ray, and HVD ! HERE comes Atomic Holographic Optical Nanostorage http://colossalstorage.net
About: Move over DVDs, here comes the HVD
[February 4, 2005, 17:02]
RE: Cisco's rare move to embrace interoperability
Blog Comment It's a move that customers would appreciate; now they can have a top end system at HQ and a mid-range system in other areas of the business. As for the cost; i wonder what features it has to make it value for money, considering that both Vista and...
[December 10, 2007, 23:26 by harpless]
Cisco's rare move to embrace interoperability
Blog My colleague David Meyer reported today on Cisco's move to create interoperability between its high-end video conferencing systems, called TelePresence, and video conferencing systems from other vendors.
[December 10, 2007, 16:04 in News Blog by RichardThurston]
Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
Talkback Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
About: Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
[November 24, 2005, 22:25]
Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
Talkback "Mark Taylor, executive director of the Open Source Consortium, agreed that Microsoft's move was not as open as it might first appear. He said that Microsoft appears to want to extend its "Office monopoly into the XML age.
About: Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
[November 23, 2005, 13:08]
Apple makes the move to Intel
Talkback AAAAAARGHH! NOOOOOO! It's the end of the world! Does this mean my next Mac will have a stupid 'Intel Inside' sticker on it? Ah well, as long as they don't stick any Celeron's in there, I'll survive.
About: Apple makes the move to Intel
[June 8, 2005, 11:22]
RE: Is Red Hat threatening to do a Novell with latest virtualisation move?
Blog Comment This is a VERY different deal to what Novel did, and is a total kick in the teeth for them. RedHat have actually given away nothing, and made no compromises. No patent deal, no NDAs. This could get very interesting.
[February 17, 2009, 13:26 by Tezzer]
Move over, Google: Here's MSN Virtual Earth
Talkback I think that the Locate Me option that uses Wi-Fi would be really useful as a cheap GPS for digital cameras. Take the Kodak EasyShare One cam that has Wi-Fi built in allowing the user to send images over the web or syncing wirelessly with a computer.
About: Move over, Google: Here's MSN Virtual Earth
[July 26, 2005, 12:01]
RE: Has IBM's standards move started something?
Blog Comment Thanks for posting that. I'm aware of the irony in IBM's support for open standards, given much of its past history. However, I'm dubious about a lot of your post at ACT Online. It's interesting (and probably true) to point out that ODF was...
[September 29, 2008, 17:40 by PeterJudge]
Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
Talkback Here we have MS wanting to charge you lots for the same product with a different version number and lock you into a proprietary format aswell. Yes, their XML attempt will remain proprietary. Meanwhile there's OpenOffice which doesn't want a fortune...
About: Microsoft's standardisation move divides experts
[November 24, 2005, 16:33]
Move over, Google: Here's MSN Virtual Earth
Talkback It's hardly a "virtual Earth" if it only maps out the USA! I did try and use the locator using my current IP address and it found the right area (München), but yep, you can' zoom in. One of the big benefits over Google Earth (and really suprising...
About: Move over, Google: Here's MSN Virtual Earth
[July 26, 2005, 8:23]
Microsoft to contest 'unjustified' EU move
Talkback What Microsoft is trying to do is "the fatique game" that worked so well with the US DoJ. I belive and hope thet the EU will not give in. Searh for: Case COMP/C-3/37.792 on Google and read the pdf. It is long but well written and there is no reason...
About: Microsoft to contest 'unjustified' EU move
[December 23, 2005, 14:46]
AA rules out off-shoring move
Talkback It's good to see at least one UK company putting service over cost savings. I'm yet to have a 100% satisfactory experience of dealing with an Indian call-centre, with most encounters being frustrating at best.
About: AA rules out off-shoring move
[August 22, 2005, 11:56]
Microsoft's Groove move makes solid sense
Talkback Errr, people are forgetting that Novell is donating to Open Source as well. So what's the problem with groupware and Open Source? Perhaps more reporters need to visit BrainShare and get up to speed on a thing or two.
About: Microsoft's Groove move makes solid sense
[March 12, 2005, 21:55]
RE: Has IBM's standards move started something?
Blog Comment We have been fighting the IBM/Sun efforts to push "ODF mandates" through governments around the world, but never supporting a move toward OOXML or .DOC policies. Thanks for the response. I would like to correct a few things, however:
[September 30, 2008, 11:45 by mblafkin]
Apple makes the move to Intel
Talkback There are presently four (count 'em : four) FABs in the world that can make 90nm or 65nm processors with 300 million transistors. Intel owns 3 of them! IBM hitched its wagon to the Games console manufacturers.so this was bount to happen if Apple is...
About: Apple makes the move to Intel
[June 7, 2005, 16:29]
Microsoft Live may be a dangerous move
Talkback Although not exactly Pulitzer material, this article is one of the best-written technical articles I have seen in many a month - and I read many daily. It's concise, germane, and gets to the nub of the issues with minimum fuss and maximum...
About: Microsoft Live may be a dangerous move
[November 16, 2005, 20:17]
BT works out its next broadband move
Talkback If you're on dial-up then you don't need a MAC code, it's only fro people transfering from one ADSL provider to another. BT Broadband may not be your best option though, try comparing ISPs at www.adslguide.org
About: BT works out its next broadband move
[December 14, 2005, 15:22]
ECMA move is standard fare from Microsoft
Talkback I guess end users have had enough of incompatible formats across versions from MS. The trivial "upgrade" of a version format has happened in most of the Office releases since Word 1 - and end users have had enough or engineered incompatibility
About: ECMA move is standard fare from Microsoft
[December 3, 2005, 19:12]
RE: Has IBM's standards move started something?
Blog Comment So, just to be clear.you don't have time to actually debate arguments on the merit or specify what you find "dubious," so you' retreat to the bastion of lazy minds and go ad hominem. Well done. IBM is not just trying to create "company policy.
[September 30, 2008, 16:23 by mblafkin]
