RegiSoft and SiSTeR cooperate to enable the simple creation, formatting, and delivery of Multi Media Messages for wireless devices.

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China's TV giant, Microsoft to cooperate
in multi-media field

China's TV giant, Microsoft to cooperate
in multi-media field 06/27/2004 01:13 PM
Xinhua News Agency Jun 27 2004 4:41PM GMT

Enable vgrind for C/C++ print formatting

Enable vgrind for C/C++ print formatting 07/26/2004 12:27 PM
MacOS X ships with a shell script called vgrind (in /usr/bin) which helps format and print C, C++, and other kinds of code. I find it really useful. However, it's broken as shipped with Mac OS X (Panther). Here's a quick fix...

MIV Therapeutics Expands Intellectual
Property for Multi-layer/Multi-drug
Delivery Systems

MIV Therapeutics Expands Intellectual
Property for Multi-layer/Multi-drug
Delivery Systems 04/10/2005 05:42 AM
BC Technology Apr 10 2005 9:24AM GMT

QUALCOMM and Microsoft Announce
Agreement to Enable Windows Media
Streaming Capabilities for Wireless

QUALCOMM and Microsoft Announce
Agreement to Enable Windows Media
Streaming Capabilities for Wireless 09/23/2004 10:32 AM
QUALCOMM Incorporated (Nasdaq: QCOM), pioneer and world leader of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) digital wireless technology, and Microsoft Corporation (Nasdaq: MSFT) today announced that QUALCOMM has licensed Microsoft® Windows Media® technology and will integrate the Windows Media Audio and Video codecs into QUALCOMM's Qtv (TM) video decoder solution. Consumers will be able to play back and stream Windows Media Audio (WMA) and Windows Media Video (WMV) content on wireless devices integrated with QUALCOMM's Qtv solution. Support for this capability in the Qtv solution will be available in the first quarter of calendar 2005, beginning with QUALCOMM's MSM6250 (TM) , MSM6500 (TM) and MSM6550 (TM) Mobile Station Modem (TM) (MSM (TM) ) wideband CDMA (WCDMA) and CDMA2000 1x EV-DO chipset solutions.

Factiva and NewsGator Technologies Team
Up on Enterprise RSS to Enable
Intelligent Information Delivery

Factiva and NewsGator Technologies Team
Up on Enterprise RSS to Enable
Intelligent Information Delivery 06/06/2005 12:05 AM

Companies break new ground in delivering premium content alongside nontraditional sources of information

DENVER, CO, and NEW YORK -- May 4, 2005 -- Factiva®, the leading global provider of digital business content and services to the enterprise, and NewsGator Technologies, Inc., the leading RSS software platform company, today announced an agreement to jointly release Enterprise RSS that will bring the first business RSS solution to corporate users around the world.

The agreement will allow all existing Factiva customers to access their Factiva content via the NewsGator online and NewsGator Microsoft Outlook RSS readers at no additional charge to their existing Factiva contracts. Factiva content will also be available in NewsGator premium products at an additional charge. Further, the companies announced that they are working together on other opportunities in the growing enterprise RSS space.

J.B. Holston, CEO and president of NewsGator, said, "The combination of Factiva's breadth and depth of authoritative content combined with NewsGator's sophisticated RSS platform delivers an unmatched business intelligence solution.  Business people who aren't yet Factiva customers can subscribe to Factiva content and view it via their NewsGator reader. This is the most powerful possible combination of content and RSS technology possible."
 
Clare Hart, president and CEO of Factiva, said, "Our customers are increasingly using RSS feeds in their enterprises, and we believe it will be an important delivery option for our users.  This effort with NewsGator underscores our commitment to embrace the best and most innovative technologies for delivering the right information at the right time and in the right format."

Current Factiva customers will be able to transform their existing track folders, both group and personal, into RSS feeds and view them via the NewsGator Business Subscriptions beginning on May 19. Additionally, Factiva's Editor's Choice feeds will be available for all NewsGator premium subscribers in early June.

About Factiva®

Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, provides essential business news and information together with the content delivery tools and services that enable professionals to make better decisions faster.  Factiva's unrivalled collection of more than 9,000 authoritative sources includes the exclusive combination of The Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times®, Dow Jones and Reuters newswires and the Associated Press, as well as Reuters Fundamentals, D&B®, and Bureau van Dijk company profiles.

Factiva's innovative, XML-based and Web services-enabled technology platform provides access to this rich content collection via Factiva's role-specific products or through customized enterprise, group or personal solutions. Executives, information professionals, marketers, salespeople, and other professionals can easily monitor and understand the latest news, market trends, and business challenges relevant to them – directly from the Microsoft® Office and job-specific applications they use every day. 

T-Mobile Austria Selects Nortel to
Supply GPRS Packet Core; Network Upgrade
Will Enable Delivery of New, High-

T-Mobile Austria Selects Nortel to
Supply GPRS Packet Core; Network Upgrade
Will Enable Delivery of New, High- 01/05/2005 07:02 AM
Stockhouse Canada Jan 5 2005 9:48AM GMT

Simple Agent Delivery Claoking

Simple Agent Delivery Claoking 11/17/2002 09:46 PM
Is simple meta tag cloaking via SSI tags useful or advisable?

New: Brother flatbed laser
multi-function devices

New: Brother flatbed laser
multi-function devices 04/14/2004 10:28 AM
Brother International introduced three new flatbed laser multi-function peripherals, each offering laser printing, digital copying, color scanning, plain-paper faxing, and computer faxing, combined with a legal-size flatbed scanning area.

Microsoft Announces Windows Media
Connect Technology, Enabling Seamless
Media Transfer Between Windows XP-Based
PCs and Consumer Electronics Devices

Microsoft Announces Windows Media
Connect Technology, Enabling Seamless
Media Transfer Between Windows XP-Based
PCs and Consumer Electronics Devices 01/08/2004 07:36 PM
Today at the 2004 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Microsoft Corp. announced Windows® Media Connect, technology designed to enable hardware manufacturers to easily develop devices such as Digital Media Receivers (DMRs), which have rich functionality for playing digital media files stored on personal computers over home networks. A broad range of industry leaders have announced their support of this upcoming technology, including leading PC OEMs and consumer electronics device manufacturers including Arcadyan Technology Corp., Creative Labs, Dell Inc., Mediabolic Inc., PRISMIQ Inc., Rockford Corp., Roku, Simple Devices Inc. and Toshiba. Leading content service providers such as LAUNCH Music on Yahoo!, MusicNow (formerly FullAudio), and Napster also endorsed Windows Media Connect for its ability to extend the reach of their content and services to a new range of consumer devices. Available in 2004, Windows Media Connect technology will overcome two critical hurdles faced by networked media devices today: compatibility between proprietary devices and ease of access to content stored on the PC.

Enable wireless printing to an HP
LaserJet 6MP

Enable wireless printing to an HP
LaserJet 6MP 01/22/2004 12:56 PM
After recently installing a wireless router, I decided to un-retire an old but functional HP LaserJet 6MP and see if I could incorporate it into my network -- one desktop Mac, two 'Books, all running OS X 10.3. The process t...

Qualcomm and Microsoft Enable Windows
Media Streaming for Mobile Phone

Qualcomm and Microsoft Enable Windows
Media Streaming for Mobile Phone 09/24/2004 03:39 PM
SlashPhone Sep 24 2004 7:54PM GMT

Sonic and Microsoft Enable
High-Definition DVD Authoring Using
Windows Media 9 Series

Sonic and Microsoft Enable
High-Definition DVD Authoring Using
Windows Media 9 Series 01/08/2004 07:32 PM
Sonic Solutions (Nasdaq: SNIC) and Microsoft Corp. today announced that they are developing new production tools that will allow film studios and production facilities to create high-definition DVD titles in Microsoft® Windows Media® 9 Series. DVD titles created using Windows Media Video 9 (WMV HD), a component of the Windows Media 9 Series platform, provide dramatically superior image quality at data rates comparable to those for standard-definition DVD video content. WMV HD titles can be played on the latest-generation Windows XP-based PCs, including the popular new Windows® XP Media Center Edition, which integrates into the living room to provide a top-notch home entertainment and online computing experience. Sonic plans to ship its WMV HD authoring system in May 2004.

Media Center Devices

Media Center Devices 01/08/2004 07:38 PM
With a Media Center PC in your home, you can enjoy your digital entertainment when and how you want, through an easy-to-use remote control interface. If you’ve set up a Media Center PC in your den, imagine that you could also access it to pause live TV while relaxing in your living room, listen to one of your Media Center playlists in the kitchen while you’re fixing dinner, or enjoy digital photos of your family while you’re away on a business trip.

Wi-Fi Planet: Mixed messages for
wireless future

Wi-Fi Planet: Mixed messages for
wireless future 06/10/2004 04:10 PM
Although the growth of wireless Internet access is a good sign for Wi-Fi's future, vendors were warned at this week's Wi-Fi Planet conference not to rush to take their companies public.

Multi-Media Messaging for palmOne’s Zire
72 Handheld

Multi-Media Messaging for palmOne’s Zire
72 Handheld 04/29/2004 11:15 PM

Rectron, Gigabyte enable seamless
wireless networking with new dual access
point

Rectron, Gigabyte enable seamless
wireless networking with new dual access
point 07/06/2004 11:18 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Jul 7 2004 3:15AM GMT

Microsoft and STMicroelectronics Team to
Enable High-Definition Windows Media 9
Content for Consumers On the Leading
Set-Top Box and DVD Hardware Platforms

Microsoft and STMicroelectronics Team to
Enable High-Definition Windows Media 9
Content for Consumers On the Leading
Set-Top Box and DVD Hardware Platforms 06/08/2004 10:40 AM
STMicroelectronics (NYSE "STM") and Microsoft Corp. today announced that the two companies are working together to develop a series of new integrated circuit components for manufacturers of consumer electronics products. These components will extend the reach of high-quality, secure Windows Media® 9 Series content, in both standard and high definition, to a wide range of popular devices such as set-top boxes and DVD players. Support of Windows Media 9 Series in products such as these means consumers will be able to easily enjoy the high audio and video quality that Windows Media provides.

27 mln Americans own on-demand media
devices

27 mln Americans own on-demand media
devices 04/12/2005 02:50 PM
ZDNet Apr 12 2005 6:42PM GMT

Auto-mounting media devices

Auto-mounting media devices 04/30/2004 12:37 AM

What follows is an interesting insight into the minds of the eHome, Media PC press. 

As Andrew Grundner (the writer of this story) gushes on about how cool this closed system is, he discovers the convienience of auto-mounting devices, and you have to wonder: "where has this guy been?"

But not everybody made the immediate jump, as Arthur Van Hoff and Rob Currie did (with their Strangeberry platform), that ZeroConf (which Apple calls Rendezvous) is the perfect technology for auto-mounting home media devices.  The only difference is that they based their work on an open platform, while this MediaBolic product is closed and proprietary.

The idea of ZeroConf/Rendezvous is that products from a wide range of vendors could all work on the same 'auto-mounting' consumer media network.

Now why oh why would MediaBolic think we'd lock ourselves into THEIR proprietary network, when we're all joining up on the open network?  'Cause they got some sort of patent?

And more importantly - "why wasn't Andrew Grundner asking these questions of them?"

Now that TiVO owns Strangeberry watch for some next generation products that will make Comcast's Moxi product look like a joke.

Integrating the family's media collection and aggregating a myriad of home media services; such as digital downloading, photo prointing or food delivery - is gonna be big business. 

And watch for major plays from Broadband Mechanics in this area.

Meanwhile here's the article that just set me off!

Mediabolic Delivering on the Digital Home Concept.

Mediabolic Delivering on the Digital Home Concept  Category: Editorials - April 29, 2004  By Alexander Grundner Today I have seen the future and it's not coming from Microsoft -- at least not yet. I got a chance to meet with Jeremy Toeman, associate VP of Mediabolic, for the first time, for an informal get-together. For those unfamiliar with the company, Mediabolic is one of the leaders in the middleware software space for connected home devices. Their flagship software product, the M1 Entertainment Platform, can be found powering many notable products like the Denon NS-S100 Digital Media Server, which won TechTV's "Best of Show" at CES in January, and Creative's SoundBlaster Wireless Music Adapter. Over lunch we discussed the state of the industry, and convergent devices currently coming to market and on the horizon. Overall, we were pretty much in agreement with the general direction device manufactures were taking consumers in. But things got really interesting when he asked me if I wanted to see of demo of M1 platform at work. Back at the office, Mediabolic has terrific demo room setup, configured with networked computers and a myriad of M1 enabled connected media devices. I assumed he was going to show me what each product did individually and then move on to the next product, but I was just half right. He went beyond that by pointing out how each device is actually recognized by all the computers running the M1 server software. What's more, all networked M1 enabled PCs can populate all the connected media devices with content stored on each PC's hard drive without any special configuration (an industry first -- this floored me). In other words, if you are using a media adapter in one room, you will see all the digital files available from a networked M1 enabled PC, and if a second or third M1 enabled PC is turned on, then all their additional files will become immediately available. This function, that I was never aware of, puts a new face on connected entertainment. The idea has always been to setup a shared digital media server to distribute content around the house -- just configure each networked device to pull content from one central location. Made sense, but Mediabolic's no configuration, auto-recognize and populate solution is way more advanced, and provides a better user experience. All in all, I enjoyed my meeting, but came away impressed with the fact that Mediabolic is company that actually delivers on the promise of interoperable connected devices for the Digital Home. And best of all, anyone can use M1 enabled products with existing networking and PC hardware equipment.

[eHomeUpgrade]

Internet And Multi-Media Global Summit
To Be Held In Beijing

Internet And Multi-Media Global Summit
To Be Held In Beijing 09/20/2004 06:44 AM
Einnews.com - Mon Sep 20, 07:34 am GMT

PMC-Sierra Announces Enhanced PALADIN
Architecture to Enable Next Generation
3G Wireless Base Stations

PMC-Sierra Announces Enhanced PALADIN
Architecture to Enable Next Generation
3G Wireless Base Stations 02/17/2004 12:12 AM
CanadaIT.com Feb 17 2004 3:16AM GMT

demandinglicensing fees from devices and
media using the FAT filesystem

demandinglicensing fees from devices and
media using the FAT filesystem 12/05/2003 05:35 AM
Microsoft to charge license fee for FAT file system .. MS FAT patent charging .. at their site .. Lizenz

microsoft.com/mscorp/ip/tech/fat.asp
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BroadChannel Media to Launch
Multi-Channel BroadBand Television
Network

BroadChannel Media to Launch
Multi-Channel BroadBand Television
Network 09/10/2004 04:00 AM
BroadChannel Media will broadcast in-demand programming on multiple channels including live events, such as music concerts, from around the world. [PRWEB Sep 10, 2004]

Philips to Unveil Multi-Standard Optical
Media Burner (Reuters)

Philips to Unveil Multi-Standard Optical
Media Burner (Reuters) 01/04/2005 05:52 PM
Reuters - Philips Electronics unveiled an optical disk drive on Monday for use in computers that can burn and play CDs and DVDs in three formats, including the new Blu-ray standard.

Where Do You Use Wireless Devices?

Where Do You Use Wireless Devices? 09/10/2004 10:43 AM
If you ever needed more proof that people use wireless devices to help them fill in the "empty" time when it used to be difficult to work or communicate, Harris Interactive has the study for you. They've found that a fair number of people use wireless devices in places that previously were pretty much off-limits towards anything productive: waiting in the drive-through at the fast-food place (22%), while driving (20%) and in the bathroom (15%). This isn't just talking about mobile data, but mobile phone conversations, which would make you think that the numbers should be higher. Of course, they are higher for the younger generation, with 30% of college students admitting they used wireless devices in the bathroom. Of course, whether or not this is a good thing probably depends on whether or not you're one of the people using wireless devices in these places.

Portable Media Center Devices Arrive
Today

Portable Media Center Devices Arrive
Today 09/02/2004 04:04 PM

Microsoft's Portable Media Center is set to release today. Digital Media Thoughts reports that two units, the Samsung Yepp (pictured here) and the Creative Labs Zen are already listed at Amazon.

These are neat little doo-dads, but it seems like a device for a pretty small niche. You'd need to have a long commute to get any mileage out of one of these things. If you're an air traveler, you probably already own a laptop that can do most of this stuff for you. Call me a curmudgeon, but unless the price falls significantly, I don't really see these taking off.

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New wireless network protocol for
multi-hop networks

New wireless network protocol for
multi-hop networks 05/27/2004 09:26 PM

Multi-Room Wireless Sound System?

Multi-Room Wireless Sound System? 02/01/2005 09:02 PM

Top Broadband, Telecom and Entertainment
Execs Head For Vegas To Tout Content
Delivery Via Digital Media Partnerships

Top Broadband, Telecom and Entertainment
Execs Head For Vegas To Tout Content
Delivery Via Digital Media Partnerships 08/12/2004 02:07 AM
The anticipation of large revenue streams flowing from the digital delivery of content is fueling a whole series of innovative partnerships among content and pipeline companies, including leading operators, programmers, studios and distributors. Away from the commotion of large expo events, top executives from major broadband, telecom and entertainment companies are planning to pursue potential deals and development of opportunities at Kagan's Digital Media executive summit in Las Vegas, Sept. 22-23. [PRWEB Aug 12, 2004]

Simple Media Indexer

Simple Media Indexer 08/14/2004 10:04 AM
Project on CVS :)

Simple Media Indexer 0.1

Simple Media Indexer 0.1 08/21/2004 10:26 PM
A tool to keep track of removable media and the files on them.

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame & Museum
Uses SLS Loudspeakers for Multi-Media
Theater

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame & Museum
Uses SLS Loudspeakers for Multi-Media
Theater 04/15/2005 04:34 AM
Leading Sports Venue Selects SLS Speakers to Provide Complete Theater Experience [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]

PACT Announces the Smart Media XPP
Package for Multi-Standard Video Codecs

PACT Announces the Smart Media XPP
Package for Multi-Standard Video Codecs 02/01/2005 09:14 PM
It integrates hardware and software IP for Multi-Standard Video Codecs and its a programmable platform for flexible Settop Boxes, DVR and Smart Cameras [PRWEB Jan 13, 2005]

First 3G Wireless Devices for Canadians

First 3G Wireless Devices for Canadians 07/21/2004 09:36 AM
3G Jul 21 2004 1:52PM GMT

Spy on CMU's wireless devices

Spy on CMU's wireless devices 11/13/2003 03:59 PM
Here's a real-time map of all the wireless devices using CMU's campus-wide network. Link (Thanks, Ophir!)

Wireless devices a DNC hazard

Wireless devices a DNC hazard 07/27/2004 12:56 AM

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“There’s a gaping hole in the much-hyped security measures taken for this week’s Democratic National Convention: Thousands of wireless devices around the FleetCenter could be used as pawns in a cyberattack. Wireless security provider Newbury Networks Inc. of Boston issued that warning after detecting the heavy concentration of devices during a three-hour ‘war driving’ exercise through the city. Many of the unsecured wireless networks and 802.11 client cards were in a one-block radius of the…

Targus rolls out new wireless devices

Targus rolls out new wireless devices 07/26/2004 12:35 PM
Targus has introduced a new Wireless Multimedia Presenter and Wireless Calculator Keypad for notebook computers...

Cisco unveils wireless devices

Cisco unveils wireless devices 11/14/2003 09:08 AM
Computer Weekly Nov 14 2003 8:10AM ET

FCC Blocks Spam on Wireless Devices

FCC Blocks Spam on Wireless Devices 08/05/2004 02:31 PM
The FCC wants to stop spam from reaching your PDA and/or cell phone. It's a step in the right direction and much appreciated, but may not protect cell phones and PDAs from forwarded spam emails.

The Federal Communications Commission yesterday moved to prevent cell phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) from becoming the next major frontier for e-mail spam.

The agency issued rules requiring marketers to have explicit permission from wireless-device users before they can be sent any commercial e-mail. And it urged the industry to develop technologies to prevent spam from overwhelming wireless devices the way it has swamped computer messaging.

"By prohibiting all commercial messages to wireless phones and PDAs absent affirmative consent from the consumer, Americans can now use their wireless devices freely, without being bothered by unwanted and annoying messages," FCC Chairman Michael K. Powell said in a prepared statement.

The rule covers a rapidly expanding array of Web-based e-mail services offered by wireless providers that enable customers to send and read messages via their phones or PDAs.

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