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Monthly Archives: May 2008
My Next Phone
Nokia must be getting more and more worried. Apple, a new entrant in the market, has stolen from Nokia the top position for high-end phones in consumers minds. The revolutionary iPhone might not have yet a market share comparable to … Continue reading
Touchless Computing as in Minority Report?
As can be seen in the demo video from SoftKinetic, 3D motion-sensing software is becoming quite powerful. Similar to EyeToy in PS2, I would not be surprised if Sony soon brings this technology to PS3 to counter-attack Wii’s revolutionary game … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Home, Disruption
Tagged Apple, gaming, linux mce, microsoft, multi-touch, touch computing, virtual reality
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In the Clouds
Cloud Computing is a fancy term these days that applies to many different things. Concepts such as Software as a Service (SaaS), On-demand Computing, Utility Computing, Managed Services or even older ones as Hosting or Outsourcing, seem to all fall … Continue reading
Posted in Internet
Tagged amazon web services, App Engine, cloud, cloud computing, Google, saas
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Phoenix Mars Lander reaches Mars today
After ten months of travel, spacecraft Phoenix Mars Lander will reach Mars tonight to explore the Artic Plain in search of water. It will take seven minutes to slow down from 20.000 km/h, entering Mars atmosphere, to 8 km/h when … Continue reading
3G brings Mobile Broadband at last
I just discovered this interesting graph in Brough Turner’s post 3G’s biggest success is as a dumb pipe. The graph highlights two main points: 1) 3G data trafffic has increased more than 10 times in Finland, and 2) 92% of that … Continue reading
Wireless Sensor Networks
The improvement in chip manufacturing and new low-power wireless standards is enabling what are called Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). These networks consist of tiny nodes, equipped with a microprocessor and sensors, wirelessly connected in a mesh network to exchange information and trigger actions. … Continue reading
Posted in Telecom
Tagged mobile operators, sun spot, tinyos, wireless sensor network, wsn, ZigBee
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Rebooting Vista
I have nothing against Microsoft, although many posts in tech-talk.biz could seem to be against them. I admire Microsoft and Bill Gates for what they have done from the computer industry to change our lives. Still I can not be happy when … Continue reading
Will we ever use video calls?
Videocalls are available in UMTS networks and supported by most 3G handsets in the market. Still, how many people do actually use it? Have you tried it yourself? Among the factors that prevent people from video calling, the privacy issue … Continue reading
Posted in Most-read, Telecom
Tagged 3G, skype, telepresence, umts, video call, video communications
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Telepresence. Think twice before you fly
For effective human interaction, nothing beats a face to face meeting, but we are getting closer. As you can see in the amateur clip below Telepresence is already available. Three 65-inch plasma screens set around a meeting table display other … Continue reading