News Article Links for 21 Dec 2009
21 December 2009 15:43 Filed in: News
Better translator: Machines or humans?
One of the Internet's great promises is that it's the ultimate democratizer. It's open to everyone and allows all people to communicate.
Intel launches redesigned Atom chip for Netbooks
Intel is launching the biggest makeover of the Atom processor since the seminal chip debuted in the spring of 2008, and consumers can expect a crush of new Netbooks to follow.
Seven businesses to look out for in 2010
In January of 2008, dreading the idea of a cliche "prediction" post, I wrote a post that attempted to somewhat humorously outline seven businesses that would result from the then nascent cloud computing movement. As I look back at that post this year, I'm surprised to find myself thinking that most--if not all--of these should appear in one form or another in the coming year.
Ford Brings Wi-Fi to the Highway
Ford is making its cars into mobile Wi-Fi hot spots. The next generation of the Sync in-car entertainment and information system will use a USB mobile broadband modem to establish a secure wireless connection capable of supporting several devices simultaneously.
One of the Internet's great promises is that it's the ultimate democratizer. It's open to everyone and allows all people to communicate.
Intel launches redesigned Atom chip for Netbooks
Intel is launching the biggest makeover of the Atom processor since the seminal chip debuted in the spring of 2008, and consumers can expect a crush of new Netbooks to follow.
Seven businesses to look out for in 2010
In January of 2008, dreading the idea of a cliche "prediction" post, I wrote a post that attempted to somewhat humorously outline seven businesses that would result from the then nascent cloud computing movement. As I look back at that post this year, I'm surprised to find myself thinking that most--if not all--of these should appear in one form or another in the coming year.
Ford Brings Wi-Fi to the Highway
Ford is making its cars into mobile Wi-Fi hot spots. The next generation of the Sync in-car entertainment and information system will use a USB mobile broadband modem to establish a secure wireless connection capable of supporting several devices simultaneously.
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