Modular Home Network PVR at CeBIT

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Wireless home technologies showcased at
CeBIT

Wireless home technologies showcased at
CeBIT 03/27/2005 03:59 PM
NewsTarget Mar 27 2005 7:52PM GMT

Live from CeBIT: Cellvision Book-like
Network Storage

Live from CeBIT: Cellvision Book-like
Network Storage 03/14/2005 06:03 PM

These two network storage devices from CellVision—one with Wi-Fi, one without—aren't so good looking in and of themselves, but it gives me hope that more companies will take up the form factor—and then one of those companies will make one bound in cloth and leather.

CeBit: French firm builds power line
network

CeBit: French firm builds power line
network 04/12/2004 03:38 AM
ZDNet Mar 19 2004 8:53PM GMT

Home network complexity challenges
customer satisfactionStudy finds that
installation complexity – quantified by
“help desk” calls – reduces both
satisfaction with and brand loyalty to
home networking products and services

Home network complexity challenges
customer satisfactionStudy finds that
installation complexity – quantified by
“help desk” calls – reduces both
satisfaction with and brand loyalty to
home networking products and services 09/04/2004 02:40 AM
Customer satisfaction and brand loyalty regarding home networking equipment are related directly to product ease of installation and operation, according to Parks Associates’ Primary Perspectives: Complexity and Customer Satisfaction in the Networked Home.The study finds that satisfaction declines precipitously – as much as 25% – if a customer is required to make two or more service calls to install and operate home network equipment. Progress has been made in simplifying these products through standard device drivers and graphics-based installation wizards, but in order to secure long-term success in this market, developers and providers should continue devising new ways to reduce the complexity of home networking solutions. [PRWEB Sep 4, 2004]

InterVideo Showcases UPnP Solution With
New Home Theater 3 Software, Certified
by UIC at CeBIT 2005 (18/3/2005

InterVideo Showcases UPnP Solution With
New Home Theater 3 Software, Certified
by UIC at CeBIT 2005 (18/3/2005 03/19/2005 02:41 AM
Hidden Wires Mar 18 2005 10:05AM GMT

How to really network your home

How to really network your home 07/08/2004 08:52 PM
ZDNet Jul 8 2004 11:37PM GMT

How I'd rebuild my home network

How I'd rebuild my home network 12/09/2003 09:47 PM
ZDNet Dec 9 2003 8:38PM ET

The home sharing network

The home sharing network 05/06/2004 12:16 AM
Boston Globe May 6 2004 4:54AM GMT

Wireless Network Security for the Home

Wireless Network Security for the Home 02/12/2004 09:58 AM

Printer Sharing on a Home Network

Printer Sharing on a Home Network 06/08/2004 06:06 AM

MS Office and Network Home Directories

MS Office and Network Home Directories 03/14/2003 01:08 PM
As already noted in this forum MS Office crashes when the user has a network home directory. This is because of the existance of the file "Office Registration Cache X". The existing hint only helps if you have your home on a ...

Clark Community Network || CCN Home

Clark Community Network || CCN Home 11/11/2003 05:55 AM
The Clark Community Network .. n paso ms all .. amateurish

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Live from CeBIT: Siemens CeBIT Videos

Live from CeBIT: Siemens CeBIT Videos 03/14/2005 06:03 PM

Yesterday's sunny, breezy day has been sandwiched between wet, hateful storms, where each sloshing stomp between buildings gives the clouds opporunity to pry open my orifices and dillute the pneumonia sauce already boiling in my lungs. As a reprieve, I have been hiding in Siemens New Media trailer, where I've watched them edit together a bunch of movies documenting Siemens' CeBIT stuff, which they are posting to their site under 'Highlight of the Day' > 'video clips.' (It's a Flash pop-up site, which sucks, but alles kla.)

Disclaimer: I'm here as a guest of Siemens. Nobody told or even asked me to link this, but I wanted to point it out—because I'm a total whore and an ethics-free journalist and you should probably write something really damning and personally insulting on your blog exposing your mom our moral turpitude—and also because I've seen how hard they've been working on it and it's been interesting to see it come together.

Back to Basics : Setting up a Home
Network

Back to Basics : Setting up a Home
Network 12/24/2004 12:32 PM
" I have one desktop computer running Windows ME, one desktop computer running XP Pro, and a laptop running XP Home. I'm using a router and a cable modem to get them connected to the Internet."

Top Tip: Windows 95, 98SE and Linux home
network?

Top Tip: Windows 95, 98SE and Linux home
network? 04/09/2004 04:12 PM
How do I get these to talk to one another?? I would like to share out printers, and possibly a slow dialup connection. I would like to do file transfers and share out file some applications (In other words - about everything imaginable).

The USB server: connecting USB devices
to your home network

The USB server: connecting USB devices
to your home network 01/08/2004 08:15 PM
It might take a moment for the importance of this gadget to sink in, but Keyspan is introducing a USB server that lets you connect...

Japanese Firms Create Home (Appliance)
Network

Japanese Firms Create Home (Appliance)
Network 12/27/2003 04:13 AM
JOstrow writes "The Japanese companies Toshiba, Mitsubishi, Sharp, and Sanyo are teaming up to create a standard for home appliances communicating over a ...

KT innovates in home network, high-speed
Internet

KT innovates in home network, high-speed
Internet 11/03/2003 05:58 PM
Korea Herald Nov 3 2003 3:40PM ET

PlaNetwork Journal -> Anybody Can Be TV:
How P2P Home Video will Challenge The
Network News

PlaNetwork Journal -> Anybody Can Be TV:
How P2P Home Video will Challenge The
Network News 07/23/2004 09:57 PM
Drazen Pantic (who knows what he's talking about): PlaNetwork Journal -> Anybody Can Be TV: How P2P Home Video will Challenge The Network News

Comcast Offers Home Network
Installation, Equipment Rental

Comcast Offers Home Network
Installation, Equipment Rental 05/05/2004 03:44 PM
Comcast will install Wi-Fi gear, configure a router, and rent it to their customers with new program: Comcast Home Networking includes the delivery and installation of Wi-Fi networking for a setup fee and $5 per month (covering the router and one PC Card). Setup costs $200 for two computers up to $300 for five computers, the maximum covered by this deal. A current discount program chops $100 off that price until June 1. The terms and pricing don't explain the rental fee for the second through fifth computers' hardware, referring to a "rate card" that isn't on the Web site. The installation includes configuring and setting a WEP encryption key for the network, a task which with certain equipment can cause grown men and women to weep. There's definitely a place for a service in which the equipment is covered against defects. The site for the program doesn't note this, but Comcast's overarching subscriber terms says, During the term of this Agreement, Comcast will repair and maintain all Comcast Equipment and you agree that the Comcast Equipment will not be serviced by anyone other than Comcast employees or agents. Part of the press release noted that this package, offered as $52.95 per month excluding the rental fees and install fees, has up to 4 Mbps download speeds and 384 Kbps upload speeds. The basic package is $42.95 per month for 3 Mbps down and 256Kbps up. These prices require a Comcast cable subscription; it's $10 extra per month without such a subscription. (Macintosh users need not apply.) Qwest DSL's comparable service is $39.99/month for 1.5 Mbps down, 896 Kbps up (with Qwest phone service). Qwest also offers a wireless option with less support and no installation but without the rental cost: you just buy an Actiontec device with 802.11g and DSL modem support built in....

SecurityFocus HOME News: Defenses
lacking at social network sites

SecurityFocus HOME News: Defenses
lacking at social network sites 01/10/2004 07:54 PM
http://www.securityfocus.com/news/7739 Sites like LiveJournal and Tribe are poised to be the next big thing on the Web in 2004, but their security and privacy practices are more like 1997. I find that most time, there is better security from those who know little about it but run smaller "Social Network" software, i.e. PHPNuke, Post Nuke, etc. Some of the security features I have seen in these Open Source software are just know showing up in things like...

Home Based Business and Network
Marketing, Meets Gabriel Osorio III.
Will It Meet You ?

Home Based Business and Network
Marketing, Meets Gabriel Osorio III.
Will It Meet You ? 02/01/2005 10:06 PM
Holding a Masters Degree in Business Administration from one of the Nations Top Ivy-League Schools, This 24 year old decides to take the unorthodox route to success. "While my peers were slowly moving along getting great jobs, I sky-rocketed and got my own Home Based business." [PRWEB Jan 28, 2005]

Modular By Design

Modular By Design 08/10/2004 03:43 PM
Tristan Louis writes "After much reading and thinking about convergence, I started putting together what I hope can eventually become a grand unified theory of convergence in digital media. I call the concept "Modular by Design". The intro defines the concept, which I followed up so far with posts about its impact on the music industry in general, the Digital download music arena in particular and broadcast TV. Over the next few days, I plan to also create entries about cable TV, telephony, news gathering (weblogs?), and software." Interesting theory, which is similar to what some others have been talking about lately as well. This does put it all into a nice reference frame, however. It's basically taking the web-services model and applying it to just about anything digital, recognizing that opportunity grows via network effects of being able to easily connect the various modules. There are still business model questions raised, but business models have a way of following opportunities without much difficulty.

Class-Modular-0.02

Class-Modular-0.02 09/15/2004 05:58 AM

DMN Modular Netgame

DMN Modular Netgame 11/04/2003 12:51 AM
Sound::alsa released

Modular Intrusion Countermeasure Env.

Modular Intrusion Countermeasure Env. 11/05/2003 08:15 PM
Homepage available

Modular by Design - Introduction

Modular by Design - Introduction 08/11/2004 01:34 PM
Modularity And Its Effect On Digital Media .. Modular by Design .. intro

tnl.net/blog/entry/Modular_by_Design_-_Introduction
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Modular UI development work

Modular UI development work 04/18/2004 12:37 AM
A New Class of Applications.

Took a look at SimpleViewer, "a free, customizable Flash image viewing application". It's downloaded to your webserver, simply installed, and configured by XML. The design philosophy has a lot in common with worldKit: simple, powerful, self hosted, swf ubiquity, low cost (well free). Zoomify, "Fast, hi-res images in Flash" is another flash based product, with a similar philosophy (and a really great product :: I'm working on integrating with worldKit).

It's different than Rich Internet Applications, because this software is designed to enable creation. Put sophisticated tools in the hands of people with millions of ideas, specialized knowledge, and the will to share it.

Laszlo and their steal able widgets are another take. It's also related to Marc's Digital Lifestyle Aggregators and the widespread New Kinds of Microcontent. And the mutlitude of javascript widgets, for blogrolling and weather and technorati and moods. Include myRadio nuggets too.

I'm not too sure a super, solve-everything, micro-content browser is coming around any time soon. It may not be doable. Putting together smaller, focused pieces definitely is.

[Brain Off]

Mikel is defineitely one of the smartest, most grokked in folks around.  I cried when he left SF.  But he seems to be flourishing "over there".

IBM eyes modular WebSphere

IBM eyes modular WebSphere 11/06/2003 01:28 PM
The company is rewriting its application server software to improve the integration of components within the rest of its product line.

DENG Modular X-Browser

DENG Modular X-Browser 06/08/2004 08:32 PM
DENG nominated for Flash Film Festival

X-Connect 500W Modular PSU

X-Connect 500W Modular PSU 08/08/2004 10:49 AM

Ultra X-Connect Modular PSU

Ultra X-Connect Modular PSU 08/09/2004 07:27 AM

I didn't even have to read ViperLair's review of the Ultra X-Connect 500 Watt PSU (that's power supply unit, the thing that gives your PC juice) to know that it is going to be a big hit among the build-your-own PC set - that just took one look at a picture. Not only is the entire thing chromed (shiny is the case modding geek kryptonite. Well, that and actual glowing kryptonite) but it's also modular, which is to say that instead of five or six power connection cords running out in a bundle from the back of the PSU, there is instead normal, swappable cables that can be connected as you need them. Not only does that look nicer, but the lack of extraneous wires means more air can flow around inside your case.

At $129 it's a little more expensive that a standard PSU, but compared to other high-quality 500 watt power supplies, it's really not bad. Oh, I almost forgot to mention that the included shielded cables are UV ready, meaning they glow under blacklight. You know, just in case that matters.

Read - Morfeo [ViperLair]

Modular PVR allows easy storage
expansion

Modular PVR allows easy storage
expansion 03/14/2003 01:08 PM
Lancaster is a new PVR from TerraTec that uses an Ethernet-linked component system comprised of a tuner, an interface box, and one or more storage boxen. The keen thing about this is that you can add storage by adding more boxes -- and, presumably, you can just grab a storage box and bring it over to a friend's place and plug it into her Lancaster network. L ink Discuss (via Gizmodo)

SystemX Modular Lighting Design

SystemX Modular Lighting Design 04/15/2005 09:59 AM

MoCo Loco shows us the SystemX modular lighting system. "SystemX is an X-shaped lightning module that can be interconnected with other SystemX modules to create lighting structures." The system can take the form of just two or three X's connected together, to a near-infinite expanse with zones of differing temperatures of light throughout. Very cool, even if there's no word as to retail availability or pricing.

Product Page [YamagiwaJP via MoCoLoco]

Modular Laser Launch Systems

Modular Laser Launch Systems 07/10/2004 10:02 PM

Modular Object-Management Engine

Modular Object-Management Engine 06/08/2004 12:59 AM
First public release

Turquaz, modular Accounting Program

Turquaz, modular Accounting Program 01/02/2004 12:02 PM
Turquaz 0.3 Mysql cikiyor.

Ecosmart Portable Modular Fireplace

Ecosmart Portable Modular Fireplace 06/22/2005 01:58 AM

At first glance, this ethanol-powered fireplace seems like a waste of perfectly good booze. While we all like curling up to a fire with the Missus, we obviously also enjoy a fine, long bender involving a jukebox, a forlorn love letter, and a bottle of grain alcohol.

This modular fireplace by Ecosmart allows you to place a burning object anywhere in your home. Powered by ethanol or its minty-fresh cousin, methylated spirits, these $2200-$7000 fireplaces seem to be just extremely expensive alcohol lamps, but what do I know?

Modular Fireplaces from Company Ecosmart [OhGizmo]

Modular Operating System - ModulOS

Modular Operating System - ModulOS 01/06/2005 09:55 PM
Resuming after a long pause
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