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Monthly Archives: December 2007
The 25th Anniversary of Commodore 64
When I was a teenager, Commodore 64 was my first computer, as it was for a generation. Great for gaming, it also had some serious features, like BASIC programming, Assembler, or even a modem to connect to the boards of … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged 25th anniversary, Commodore 64, first computer, Jack Tramiel
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iPhone: Friend or Foe? Can Mobile Operators avoid turning into pipes?
There are two major conflicting trends in Telecommunications : 1) Internet driven: the intelligence and applications move to the end-devices (Smartphones, laptops, Servers…) 2) Telcos driven: Operators need to retain control of the Services delivered through their networks On example … Continue reading
Posted in Telecom
Tagged applications, data pipes, internet pipe, IPTV, Mobile, mobile premium content, MSP, music downloads, operators, skype, video applications, wireless
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Video: Linux MCE vs Microsoft MCE and other alternatives
Two more impressive videos to enjoy with the possibilities of Linux MCE. Many people will be reluctant to move to linux because of lack of official support. Yet you can get tons of support from the many Linux Forums. On … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Home
Tagged , apple tv, demo, Digital Home, Linux, linux mce, mce, media center, microsoft, ps3, video, wii
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Linux MCE Video Demo: Impressive!
You can download this video in high-def with the text sharp and readable: http://wiki.linuxmce.com/index.php/Video Running on Kubuntu, Linux MCE is probably the most advance Media center in the market, and probably the best option for your digital home… if you … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Home, Most-read
Tagged fiire, home automation, Kubuntu, Linux, linux mce, mce, media center
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Larry Page’s Commencement Speech at the 2005 University of Michigan
Coming from Larry Page, co-founder of Google, this is a phenomenal speech that inspires all us engineers and entrepreneurs to change the World. Here is a transcript of the speech. It is worth reading. Highlights from Larry: ”…doing bigger things … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirational
Tagged 2005, address, commencement, engineer, Google, larry page, speech, university of Michigan
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Music Industry subsidized by Spanish Government
While the worldwide music industry realizes that times have changed, and adapts to new customer habits to consume music, the Government in Spain decided to tax electronic devices, as well as recordable DVD/CDs. The rational is that all these devices (iPods, Cameras, Copiers, … Continue reading
Will iPhone succeed in Japan?
No doubt, iPod is extremely successful in Japan, being one of the top selling iTunes stores. When iTunes Japan opened in August 2005, it sold one million songs in four days!! No wonder why the price of iPod in Japan … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Digital Lifestyle
Tagged Apple, clamshell, iPhone, ipod, itunes, Japan, songs
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Japanese ebooks on mobile handsets
TechCrunch reported a few days ago the success of “mobile phone ebooks” in Japan. See article I often fly to Tokyo for work. People there commute mainly on train. Japan has the best railway system in the world. Trains are … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Digital Lifestyle
Tagged ebooks, imode, itunes, Japan, KDDI, mobile TV, Tokyo, train, TV
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Japan, Globalization and Telecoms
I have been in Tokyo this week, almost 2 years after I spent a few months living there. The Telecom market has evolved specially in mobile, with eMobile as a new 3G player and with Vodafone, unable to cope with … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific
Tagged eMobile, globalization, ipod, Japan, KDDI, NTT, Softbank, Telecom
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