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Cell phones to replace laptops? Hmmm…..strange but not out of the ordinary for a lot of users.

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Video game players are turning off the television. Television rating have been falling for some time as younger, video game players 18-34 are not spending time in-front of their TVs.

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Northwest Airlines is going to trim costs and become more competitive by selling more of its tickets over the web. It’s charging air travelers an extra fee for buying tickets from an airline sales representative.

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We should be seeing the release of wireless headsets that support stereo audio, promising a new generation of untethered MP3 players and music-enabled cell phones. For reasons unknown there could be a divide between using standards-based technologies like Bluetooth or proprietary systems, which raise the potential for incompatibility in the marketplace.

Zeevo Inc. and Cambridge Silicon Radio are releasing Bluetooth products this week that support stereo sound. These products are to be ready for the Christmas shopping season.

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On the heels of iPod integration into your BMW, the car company also added Bluetooth support for your cell phone…

BMW Universal-Hands-Free System with Bluetooth Wireless Technology.
Revolutionary wireless technology allow you to create a hands-free communication system in your BMW with a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone. Just bring your cell hone into the cabin of your 3 Series and you will be able to send and receive calls through the vehicle’s electronic hands-free system. As long as your BMW and your cell phone are both turned on, you don’t even have to place the cell phone in a cradle — it can stay in your briefcase or handbag. The system also features an advanced voice recognition system for true hands-free dialing.

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Original BMW Accessories Catalog - PD10402-100M (Page 41)

ULF Bluetooth module for Sedans and Sports Wagons form 3/03-on:
Part #:84 21 0 934 552 Price:$435.00

ULF installation kit:
Part #:84 11 0 302 639 Price:$164.00
**Not available for 2004 vehicles equipped with BMW Assist.

This morning Sprint and Apple announced that Apple’s Xserve G5 and QuickTime have been certified as mobile multimedia delivery platforms for Sprint’s new PCS Vision Multimedia Services. The technology enables professional content service providers to deliver streaming audio and video clips to Sprint customers.

Apple PR Statement
Sprint PCS Vision
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A website supporting full dome, a collection of resources for users, developers and designers of dome-based digital theaters, displays and content. Full digital dome theaters are located around the world including some of the following US locations: Houston, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Wichita, Denver, New York and Albuquerque.

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Google is extending AdSense for blogging…hoping to make their customers rich — or at least get a couple of dollars in their pocket.

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Microsoft’s MSN web portal will begin using DoubleClick’s rich media ads. Now the web is going to see rich media content as more users access the internet via high speed broadband connections.

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Apple’s iPod is proving to be a huge hit in Japan, right on the turf where electronics and entertainment reign supreme.

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The International Olympic Committee is barring Olympians from blogging. Sad but true.

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Yamaha has introduced electronic pianos and keyboards that can stream directly over the internet. While I may chuckle it could be nice to hear my grandmother who lives five states away play…or for that matter the opportunity to listen to music from an organ at The USAF Academy’s Cadet Chapel, Rockefeller Chapel at the University of Chicago, Mormon Tabernacle or the Washington National Cathedral.

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New York City is on the verge of going fully wireless with the help of six technology companies.

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Why do people capitalized the “I” in internet? Just never saw the reason.
When I picked up my first email account in 1985 my name and domain was lower case. There was no reason to capitalize any words in an email address like Don@Panaround.Com
—why waste the keystrokes?

Wired magazine has finally declared the same. The same holds true for the following; Web becomes ‘web’ and Net becomes ‘net’ — and for those of you who like to hyphen ‘email’ to ‘e-mail’, here is an article that fixes that mistake as well.

Still Holding out? Are you one of those old COBOL programmers (remember when biz schools insisted it was the future choice of programming languages?) who found out html was the language of choice? Well then you know xhtml requires code in lower case too.

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–Now if we could only make exclamation points mandatory!

Shopping for a home with a BlackBerry, Palm or PocketPC? Now you can access wireless VR imaging.
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