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Tag Archives: Java
iPhone Goes to College, Mobile Computing Anyone?
There are already a lot of iPhones on campuses nationwide, but this time they are being given free to incoming freshmen at Abilene Christian University, in Abilene Texas. Faculty will be given the iPhone and the school will pay for … Continue reading
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Tagged AIM, Fring, Google, Google Talk, ICQ, iPhone, IT, Java, Microsoft, MSN Messenger, SIP, Skype, Twitter, Yahoo
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Technology Story – December 20, 2007
Intel Buys Into Nirvanix This is a quick post to say hooray for Nirvanix and the consumer; both of which are better off after Intel bought into the SaaS company. Nirvanix recently announced that Intel had taken a stake in … Continue reading
Technology Story – December 12, 2007
Plastic Sheet Offers Wireless Connectivity The University of Tokyo has something promising in development; a plastic sheet that allows electronic devices to communicate wireless when placed upon it. This plastic sheet is actually fabricated on an ink jet printer in … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, Google Maps, Java, Microsoft, multiMap, Tokyo, wireless
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