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David Ticoll writes about how VoIP is revolutionizing the business phone in the Globe and Mail (aug 19th 2004), and presents 3 case studies, from basics to power phoners, that show how your business might use VoIP. reduced costs, more Continue reading The Case for VoIP
As a followup on the upcoming Multi core uber-chip’s, The Inquirer comments on the dueling plans in the X86 world, how ADM planed ahead with it’s K8 core 2 years ago, and Intel’s late response with it Paxville desgin being Continue reading The Dual Core Wars: AMD vs Intel
The 30-Second Bunnies Theatre Troupe proudly presents: Jaws in 30 seconds with bunnies.
Via Ernie the Attorney, Ive stumbled on The Economist’s Style Manual, inculding the discussion of ‘Americanisms.’ (But don’t hold your breathe)
Reuters.com is reporting that The top four U.S. broadcast networks — CBS, ABC, NBC and Fox — have signed on to comply with a new 12-character code for tracking all advertising, called Ad-ID. Ad-ID’s designers are the Association of National Continue reading Advertisers Go Digital to Track Ads
As reported by The Register, Intel is delaying cheap hi-def TV tech, which had been expected by the end of 2004, using “Liquid Crystal On Silicon” (LCOS), involving thousands of tiny LCD cells on a silicon wafer, as an inexpensive Continue reading No big screen Television for me this year….