Author: JT Smith
Handspring President Donna Dubinsky talks with C|Net about the Visor and why it is different (and in her opinion) better than the Palm.
Category:
- Open Source
Interview with Handspring president
Confidence in Linux corporate use fluctuates
Author: JT Smith
IT managers’ enthusiasm for using Linux at large corporations has declined over the last 6 months — but is still higher than a year ago, a research firm said on Thursday – Brief PlanetIT story.
Category:
- Linux
Parody sites sucked into cybersquatting squabbles
Author: JT Smith
The Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers [ICANN] has been settling most domain disputes between parodists and corporations in favor of the corporations, according to this C|Net story.
Sideware and NextClick announce e-business partnership
Author: JT Smith
Sideware, a leading developer of customer service solutions for e-businesses, today announced that it has signed an e-business partnership agreement with NextClick: The Personalization Agency, a Calgary-based network of personalization technology companies, reports Canada NewsWire.
Category:
- Open Source
Moving to OS X: Imaging in Quartz (and 3-D)
Author: JT Smith
MacWeek.com reports, when Apple Computer ships the final release of Mac OS X (we hope) early next year, much of the
attention will go to Aqua, the slick graphical user interface in which transparent windows cast drop
shadows and morph genie-like into oversized photorealistic icons
attention will go to Aqua, the slick graphical user interface in which transparent windows cast drop
shadows and morph genie-like into oversized photorealistic icons
Category:
- Open Source
Internet body seen as future of government
Author: JT Smith
This IDG News article theorizes, the future of governance was
recently on display in Yokohama, Japan, not a World’s Fair, a U.N.
conference or an international exposition, rather, it was the latest meeting of ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
recently on display in Yokohama, Japan, not a World’s Fair, a U.N.
conference or an international exposition, rather, it was the latest meeting of ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.