Michael Fioritto: TechnologyTechnology - news about major technology companies and developments.(Untitled)- October 29, 2002 Fasten Your Seat Belts..... Roll Up Displays in 2005 "Cambridge Display Technology group has acquired its rival Opsys, fusing the two companies together in the hopes that flexible, rollable TV and computing displays might see the light of day by 2005. As we've reported before, Organic LEDs will be the Next Big Thing&153; in flat panel displays, and Kodak, IBM, and CDT are racing furiously to get a grasp on the emerging market. CDT owns a patent relating to one of the major OLED production...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/29.html#a393 (Untitled)- October 28, 2002 A New Company Tries to Sort the Web's Chaos. Grokker software, which is intended to allow personal-computer users to visually make sense of collections of thousands or hundreds of thousands of text documents, is creating a buzz. By John Markoff. New York Times: Technologyhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/28.html#a390 (Untitled)- October 22, 2002 Portals-Know What You're Getting Into Line56: B2B Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/22.html#a383 (Untitled)- October 21, 2002 IM: Enterprise Ready Line56: B2B Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/21.html#a379 (Untitled)- October 21, 2002 The enterprise Mac. IN MAY 2001, Apple began shipping OS X on new Macs. Six months later, at the O'Reilly Peer-to-Peer and Web Services conference, it was clear that a sea change was under way. The open-source geeks who flock to these events were flouting Microsoft not with PC notebooks running Linux, but with PowerBooks running OS X. Displayed on their gorgeous Aqua screens was the Mac's newest and most unlikely killer app: SSH, the secure shell, in all its 80-column, 25-line splendor. Full...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/21.html#a377 (Untitled)- October 21, 2002 Mitch Kapor's open source PIM to use wxPython. Mitch Kapor's Open Source Applications Foundation has emerged into blogspace, where Mitch says he'll chronicle its progress. The first project: a powerful, easy-to-use personal information manager for Linux, Windows, and Mac. Mitch writes: ... Jon's Radiohttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/21.html#a376 (Untitled)- October 21, 2002 The Emerging SuperPortlet. From PortalsMag.com: First-generation "portalized" views of enterprise applications, as presented by portlets, gadgets or other branded tools, give users a... E M E R G I C . o r ghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/21.html#a374 (Untitled)- October 10, 2002 IBM introduces WebSphere Portal - Express. Designed for small and medium-size businesses, IBM's new WebSphere Portal - Express requires just one server, installs with five mouse clicks and is affordably priced, says the companyhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/10.html#a352 (Untitled)- October 10, 2002 I'm falling a bit behind: it's awesome to learn that Sam, Greg and others are diving into some Groove experiments - particularly in the area of web services. Based upon what I've seen thus far, it's going to be really interesting to see what might be possible .. particularly in the area of aggregation and integration. Sam and Greg ... thanks! Ray Ozzie's Webloghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/09.html#a351 (Untitled)- October 10, 2002 Suprise Launch of Emergic Freedom. One of the delights of being an entrepreneur is how unpredictable days are. Yesterday had started off like any normal... E M E R G I C . o r ghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/technology/2002/10/09.html#a350 |