July 4, 2004
Economist: Life in the vault.
On the other hand, says Mr Huang, “the vision of digital content is a much more compelling one than that of home automation.” And this is why the new chips may turn out to be as important as Intel claims. They are an opening salvo in a battle between the computer and the consumer-electronics industries over who will dominate the digital household.
USA Today: New cell phones get tiny keyboards.
Tiny keyboards are looking like the next big thing in cell phones. As cell phones increasingly become pocket-size mobile computers used for text messaging, e-mail and Web access, phone makers are rushing to add standard Qwerty keyboards to make those functions easier.
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