It seems like a bit of a rip-off — if you want a laptop that won’t shatter when its shiny little form slips out of your fingers as you run to your next meeting/target you have to pay a hefty premium to get something dull and durable. And, if that weren’t bad enough, you then [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2009
We’re probably still months, if not years out from seeing this whole white space debate amount to anything productive, but at least the IEEE is already toiling away on two new standards to address architecture and interfaces for white spaces access. In an admittedly jargon-filled release, the group responsible for keeping 802.11n in draft status [...]
We really would like to think this is inevitable, but it’s just been sourced from Nintendo itself (albeit at a GameStop meetup) that the DSi might be getting Game Boy and Game Boy Advance titles as downloadable DSiWare — in addition to previously announced apps like browsers and calculators. This was heard second-hand from a [...]
iPhone Data Speed too Slow?
24-Mar-09Apple is facing new legal action over data speeds on the iPhone 3G. A man from New Jersey says the company is not living up to its promise of superfast surfing — and now, he is demanding action. His lawsuit makes for more than half a dozen network-related complaints filed against Apple in US courts. [...]
Webmaster Tool Box
24-Mar-09Here is a collection of what we consider must have tools for webmasters. These tools will benefit any webmaster, both novices and experts alike. Arm yourself with these tools in order to achieve a more professional online presence. Webmaster Toolbox
Had been $31.2 million at end of 2007; still, trustees optimistic.
A distinguished alumna warns of denying history and denigrating the role of women. The school’s dean argues that the revision focuses on commonalities.
Dispatches from ACRL in Seattle, and Columbia conference on Google Book Search settlement; these stories and more among this week’s highlights.
Librarian says mechanism needed to prevent Google from abusing monopoly pricing.
Tipping point or flipping point? Also, orphan works at issue.
The open access policy is identical to two previous policies adopted at Harvard.