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Bluetooth chip maker will ride 802.11a wave

Author: JT Smith EE Times reports that London's Cambridge Silicon Radio Ltd. has pledged to deliver an all-CMOS 802.11a Bluetooth chip that will deliver 54MB/second...

Patent on ‘private’ URLs

Author: JT Smith From Slashdot: "An anonymous reader writes: "Tumbleweed, 'secure' email via http with SSL, so, not really end-to-end secure, just got the patent...

Media coverage of 2.4 kernel: Generally fair

Author: JT Smith - By Grant Gross - It's been a month and a half since Linus Torvalds released the Linux 2.4 kernel in a...

The helping hand of Open Source

Author: JT Smith - by Dan Berkes - Corporations are out to rule the world -- or at least the part that matters to them....

OnWOW announces WCTP based gateway for paging

Author: JT Smith Anonymous Reader writes "OnWOW, Inc., a maker of software products for end-to-end wireless integration, announced its PagerFeed gateway for paging and wireless...

RidgeRun announces Open Multimedia Interface for Linux

Author: JT Smith Dan Meyers writes "RidgeRun, Inc., announced their Open Multimedia Interface(tm) (OMI), an API and multimedia plug-ins for Linux. With OMI, Linux...

System administration bootcamp with free Linux laptop

Author: JT Smith LinuxCertified.com, a leading provider of Linux training, will offer its next weekend system administration bootcamp on March 3-4, 2001 in ...

QLI Tech to acquire Tuxtops’ laptop operations

Author: JT Smith QLITech, a leading midwestern Linux systems vendor based in Moline, Ill., has acquired the Linux Laptop line from California based...

Debian Weekly News

Author: JT Smith Head over to Debian.org for the latest installment of the Debian Weekly News. In this issue: "The boot-floppies team needs help" ......

The future of copy control

Author: JT Smith Law.com has an interview of David Powell of Copyright Control Services, the man who considers Napster users Public Enemy Number One. Slashdot...