April 22, 2001
NY Times: Inescapably Connected: Life in the Wireless Age.
Pervasive computing is both a buzzword and a new field of study within computer science. It means computers in the walls, in tables and chairs, in your clothing. Computers in the air, when engineers can figure that one out. Computers fading into the environment.
Washington Post: Showdown at the Digital Corral.
That simple idea has won the endorsement of an influential advisory panel that is responsible for reviewing Internet standards, and it has become part of an international tug of war over who might one day run a merged communications network.
eCompany: Analyzing Chat.
If you've ever aired your views in an online forum, there's a good chance Opion Inc. knows who you are. Opion is a new market research company that's trying to spot online trends before they actually happen. To do so, it analyzes online discussion areas...
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