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RSS adoption massWorld Cup kicks off $300m mobile TV bonanza
News David McQueen, principal analyst at Informa and author of the report, told silicon.com: "We're still seeing the hockey-stick curve of [broadcast] take-up - we'll see mass adoption between the Olympics... [07 Jun 2006]
$100 laptop 'will take desktop Linux global'
News Speaking on the final day of Red Hat's annual user summit in Nashville, Negroponte told an audience of Linux enthusiasts and technology professionals that the OLPC project will lead to mass adoption of... [05 Jun 2006]
Mobile Proximity Services: Bringing the Best of Physical & Mobile Worlds to End-Users
White Paper In some countries, using the handset to pay for mass transit public transportation is likely to drive the adoption of mobile devices in this field. The technologies and services that ensure the... [24 May 2006]
The Programmable Logic Solution to Energy Consumption Challenges in Portable Electronics
White Paper PolarPro FPGAs were specifically architected to enable the adoption of these technologies while minimizing energy consumption. Emerging wireless and mass storage technologies such as Wi-Fi and Miniature... [12 May 2006]
Mobile WiMAX: Personal Broadband Services for Enhancing Lifestyles and Productivity
White Paper Success of any new technology can be claimed only when it reaches mass-market adoption, and this adoption directly depends on integrating the technology into affordable, easy-to-use... [10 May 2006]
Gordon Brown backs £1.5m 'knowledge economy' research
News Separately, tomorrow will see the launch of 'Work Wise UK', a three-year campaign to encourage widespread adoption of smarter working practices, such as flexible working, remote working and working from home. [02 May 2006]
Hackers to attack VoIP in two years
News I would say [this will occur] in the next two years as adoption is increasing. But for any technology that has achieved critical mass for a hacker to take interest - sure. Hackers will attack voice over... [19 Oct 2005]
Massachusetts finalises its Microsoft snub
News Bob Sutor, IBM's vice president of standards, said in an email on Friday: "The commonwealth's decision is a watershed event for the adoption of open standards. At an open-format meeting, which was held last Friday with... [26 Sep 2005]
MP3 players owned by one-third of households
News The cool factor - music player as fashion statement - is serving to drive adoption of MP3 players, JupiterResearch said. According to JupiterResearch, 35 per cent of households will own a portable music player in 2005... [14 Sep 2005]
'Test drive' the Mac mini, says Apple
News Many viewed the introduction of the Mac mini as a shrewd way to parlay the huge success of the iPod into greater Macintosh adoption. The product, which does not come with a keyboard, mouse or monitor, was hailed at the... [01 Sep 2005]
Network and Communications: Securing Wireless Networks
White Paper The failure of WEP to provide reliable wireless network security has deterred the mass adoption of wireless networking in the enterprise environment - where data security is vital - despite the promise... [30 Aug 2005]
Symbian smart phone shipments triple
News Symbian's strategic focus must remain on driving increased shipments through the adoption of Symbian OS for further handset models, and particularly for the development of lower price, mid-range handsets designed to ship... [18 Aug 2005]
e-Procurement Signs on to Multimedia Contracts
White Paper In fact, many wonder how they got anything done before the mass adoption of e-mail, voice mail and electronic facsimile. Systems and applications based on new technical advancements have tantalized and... [14 Jul 2005]
Five year wait for 3G takeoff in Europe
News Mass market adoption of multimedia 3G services, the next stage of the mobile revolution, has yet to take off at the same rate, hampered by the limited availability of small phones, lack of appeal around... [01 Jul 2005]
Love Bug legacy shows users still fall for false promises
News Five years on little has changed for the better in terms of the adoption or the awareness of social engineering - a good angle is still a guarantee of some joy, even for crudely coded malware. It was a self-propagating... [04 May 2005]
