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Archive for June, 2010

Positive RIM results fail to impress the market- OS news wanted


by on June 28th, 2010

As far as the smartphone handset market goes, Apple has been stealing a lot of the headlines recently, with the launch of its latest video communicating iPhone and the attention-grabbing iPad. But its key North American rival, RIM, may have a few surprises of its own in coming months. It looks like the BlackBerry OS [...]

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NFC: Signs of Progress but the Picture is Bigger


by on June 25th, 2010

In the last few weeks I’ve noticed a number of developments in NFC. In the Czech Republic, the City of Pilsen public transit system in conjunction with O2 has launched its local travel card as an NFC application. There are currently some 230,000 users of the card who stand to benefit from the new technology [...]

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Middle England meets the iPhone 4


by on June 24th, 2010

Chichester is a small, and particularly lovely, cathedral city; on a warm summer’s morning that loveliness can scale fairly substantial heights, making one feel – even if one’s back is playing up – that life is pretty good. A former Roman settlement, its four main streets converge along the cardinal directions to an ornate, fifteenth [...]

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Mobile Shopping with Citi Shopper


by on June 18th, 2010

The new app from Citi Cards lets you browse for deals and promotions at major local and online retailers, view your Citi Card rewards and benefits,  search for products and view details, availability and a map to the nearest location. In future with the addition of PayPass contactless stickers you’ll be able to pay too, but [...]

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Monads, Atoms or 4G?


by on June 17th, 2010

We can say that the Universe consists of a substance, and this substance we call “atoms” or else we call it “monads”. Democritus called it atoms. Leibniz called it monads. Fortunately, the two never met or there would have been a very dull argument. – Woody Allen The Democritus/Leibniz debate-that-never-was flashed through my mind when [...]

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