The Feature has the buzz on cell-phone film festivals: Atlanta-based Zoie Films has partnered with Tin Can Mobile and Nokia to present a selection of one to five minute works in a new “Cellular Cinema Festival.” Interestingly, they’re not encouraging filmmakers to develop new works for the media, but rather to “dig deep into your [...]
XM Satellite Radio, until recently, had an accessory that plugs into a USB port on your PC. The XM PCR ($50), let you tune into XM’s 120 digital audio satellite channels, using your PC. But it didn’t let you record individual songs. Then a $29 program, TimeTrax became available from an independent developer. It used [...]
Tom’s Networking reports that D-Link today announced a business-class 802.11g AP with 802.3af Power over Ethernet support. The DWL-2200AP AirPremier Access Point security features include 802.1x user-based authentication and supports WPA, WPA2 (802.11i), AES encryption, MAC Address Filtering, Wireless LAN segmentation and SSID Broadcast disable. It features speeds up to 108Mbps, works as Point-To-Point Bridge, [...]
Opera Software, the popular browser used in PCs and in Symbian operating system cell phones like the Nokia Series 60, is now coming out with a version that runs on Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform. It’s currently in beta. Opera Software said its Opera smartphone browser for Windows Mobile is a completely new platform for Opera. [...]
This evening at 6:53 p.m. EDT, Lockheed Martin and International Launch Services hope to launch the NROL-1, thought to be a Mercury signals intelligence spacecraft, atop an Atlas 2AS rocket, operated by the National Reconnaissance Office. Update#1: The launch has been rescheduled for Tuesday at 6:49 pm EDT. Update#2: 7:17 p.m. EDT; LIFT-OFF! Lockheed Martin’s [...]
Om Malik, a senior writer with Business 2.0, has an interesting observation: Business Week in an editorial writes… “The U.S. is becoming something of a broadband backwater, a place where almost no one can do what Kato and millions of other Japanese take for granted. Many Americans may think that the U.S. is making progress [...]
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