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Home Office introduces a dozen ID card readers
News The Home Office has introduced a dozen identity card readers as part of a pilot scheme, having had none earlier this year. In a written parliamentary answer on 11 November, Home Office minister Phil Woolas said that as of 1 October, the Home Office...
[November 16, 2009, 14:39]
What ZDNet UK readers want for Christmas
News ZDNet UK recently polled its registered readers to ask what they would like for Christmas. But before Santa reveals the poetic lengths to which this not-really-a-mystery-at-all device has driven his readers, he would like you to pause and...
[December 24, 2004, 8:40]
Ebook readers: sledgehammers cracking nuts?
Blog Ebook readers are one of those bits of tech that some people can’t see the point of. I’ve seen (and indeed I have), several ebook readers. I’m completely discounting the ability of some readers to play music while you read.
[July 31, 2009, 17:09]
Ebook readers: sledgehammers cracking nuts?
Blog Comment I completely agree.mp3 players are great because you can flit between albums and tracks easily without carrying a lot of CDs / tapes / minidiscs with you, but ebook readers just don't work on the same principle.
[July 31, 2009, 14:40]
Must Read: ZDNet readers on BT
News When BT finally started rolling out ADSL this autumn we asked our readers to send in their comments. We wanted to know how long people were waiting for installation, how good the service was when up and running and any other thoughts you had on the...
[November 24, 2000, 7:00]
Bloggers creaming off newspaper readers
News Blogs written by so-called citizen journalists are increasingly challenging newspapers for readers. While papers such as Texas' Austin American-Statesman are using blogs to give readers a news voice they never had before, other papers such as the...
[June 2, 2006, 10:00]
Mobile RFID Readers: Read Points That Move With Your Assets
White Papers This new type of read point moves with assets, complementing fixed and handheld readers by eliminating the 'Visibility Gap' when inventory is on the move. Imagine being able to capture information about products and assets regardless of where they...
[August 15, 2009, 1:20]
Ten reasons businesses should buy e-readers
Comment E-readers are no longer just for e-bookworms — they offer considerable advantages in the business environment, says Jack Wallen. E-readers are making an impact. Besides, by the time your company is ready to take the plunge and purchase e-readers...
[September 11, 2009, 14:46]
Nuggets: Creative says yes to ZDNet readers!
News Thanks to all you freebie hunting readers who took the time to mail us! Well we asked, and mein Gott! as our correspondents in Hannover are saying this week -- you certainly told us. Nuggets has been in touch with Creative which has now agreed to...
[March 19, 1999, 12:12]
Synchronization of RFID Readers for Dense RFID Reader Environments
White Papers For a dense RFID reader deployment, such as in warehouse RFID deployment, where hundreds of antennas will be positioned in a building, the interference between all these readers must be studied carefully to avoid severe reader collisions.
[May 10, 2006, 1:00]
Another resource for readers...
Talkback Some readers may be interested in our upcoming webinar, "Greening Your IT", on April 19. This is such a timely topic—and one that I hear more and more about each day. As the head of Strategic Sustainability Consulting, I spend my days working with...
[March 15, 2007, 18:24]
Ebook readers: sledgehammers cracking nuts?
Blog Comment Personally I really can't see the point of them, especially if you have a smartphone, for which you can get great ebook readers, and have a truely all in one package. Giving you lots of books, quick and easy to pick and change if bored, plus the...
[August 7, 2009, 15:10]
RSS readers: the top 5
Talkback You must not know about Newz Crawler http://www.newzcrawler.com/ NewzCrawler is a web news reader & browser which provides access to the news content from different sources: Syndicated news given in XML-based formats (Atom, RSS, CDF, BackSlash...
[July 21, 2004, 0:04]
Hiring hackers: Readers talk back
Talkback Kumar is accused of a very egregious violation of shareholder and employee trust. If convicted, he should server the maximum time in prison. But instead of sending him to “club fed” or a Martha-like house arrest we should outsource his imprisonment...
[September 29, 2004, 17:24]
RSS readers: the top 5
Talkback I prefer Thunderbird from Mozilla Great email application with build in RSS reader
[November 23, 2005, 7:49]
Norton AntiVirus: The readers strike back
Talkback I tried to renew my Symantec antivirus account which runs out on 19/12/05 but my password is not accepted nor are the reset passwords I have been asked to supply. On trying to renew account contact support, the message tells me this product is not...
[November 25, 2005, 17:09]
UK readers say bye bye to print - research
News The research, carried out by organisers of the national year of reading indicates that most people believe reading will become more important than ever before as we enter an online information revolution.
[August 6, 1999, 12:13]
NY Times blocking of British readers raises questions
Talkback I use an american proxy if i need american things, canadian for canadian things and aussie for aussie things. There is nowhere in this world i cannot be without leaving my seat! i love the internet.
[September 1, 2006, 17:33]
NY Times blocking of British readers raises questions
Talkback Blocking it made me interested enough to find and read it. The full text is on the 'cryptome' website. Nothing particularly startling. I guess it's a reasonable compromise to have it available but not 'too availble' - this enusres that anyone who...
[August 31, 2006, 10:09]
NY Times blocking of British readers raises questions
Talkback Like Myles said, blocking like the NY Times did will only stop the uninformed. The real message here is that there are still big hotshots out there that still believe that technology will allow them the control they invision while in reality it's...
[September 1, 2006, 23:05]
