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Adobe Systems put aside its debate with Apple on Wednesday and told thousands of software developers that it is embracing the online video format preferred by the maker of iPhones, iPods and iPads.
Adobe chief technology officer Kevin Lynch said that company would fully endorse the HTML 5 video format which Apple chief executive Steve Jobs favors over Adobe's Flash software.
"HTML5 is great," Lynch said while Google executives touted the format as a key to rich online experiences to come… Continue

Ford Motor Co. is rolling out the second generation of its Sync mobile connectivity platform this fall with new features and enhanced security. Sync 2.0, as part of a larger offering of connectivity features called MyFordTouch, lets drivers access Wi-Fi hot spots to download RSS feeds and podcasts from the Internet to play on the car's stereo system. The transmission has to be in "Park" before the Internet connection works to prevent people surfing the Web while driving. Besides the connectivity… Continue

The New Digital Underclass
Trevor

Butterworth,

How technology has become a barrier to social mobility.

Once upon a time, literacy and numeracy were the paths to social mobility in its broadest sense; now, technology appears to have raised rather than lowered the barrier. Even something so apparently trivial and ubiquitous as social netwo

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NEW 5G NETWORK CELL PHONE COMPANY TAKES ALL CARRIERS OUT OF BUSINESS
The New 5G network Cellular Phone Business Opportunity

Here's an audio that should give you an idea of the potential.
http://www.byoaudio.com/play/WvNGkRD4

Here is the link to get started www.mygvbiz.com/mvoip

Go here to see what the industry is saying about Bizzirk Mobile and Zero 1
http://buzzirkmobile.wordpress.com/


Go here to see a sampling of the phones:http://www.globalverge.com/buzzirkmobile/phones.html… Continue

Doctors, Untethered
Matthew Herper, 06.11.04, 8:00 AM ET

At St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham, Ala., medical data are literally in the air. X-rays, CAT scans and lab results can be plucked immediately off of the hospital's wireless network, saving doctors time. Now St. Vincent's Wi-Fi network is being turned to an even more important purpose: eliminating medical errors. "Our goal is zero preventable errors," says Timothy Stettheimer, the hospital's chief information officer.

That's a lofty… Continue