December 15, 2003
Crypto-Gram: Computerized and Electronic Voting.
What we need are simple voting systems--paper ballots that can be counted even in a blackout. We need technology to make voting easier, but it has to be reliable and verifiable. My suggestion is simple, and it's one echoed by many computer security researchers. All computerized voting machines need a paper audit trail.
SJ Mercury: Research forum leader takes on wireless challenge.
When 4G does arrive, it could operate at 100 megabits a second -- nearly 10 times faster than most of the wireless hot spots that laptop users are gushing about today. Uusitalo's mission offers a glimpse at the ways the global wireless business can imitate politics.
News.Com: Intel to push Centrino in 2004.
Between the new chips and its stepped-up marketing effort, Intel aims to broaden Centrino's presence in the consumer notebook market. Intel hopes to help PC makers improve the mobility of their consumer-oriented notebooks with thinner, lighter, more wireless-friendly models.
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