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Lightning talks give voice to hot new ideas at the 2006 Emerging Telephony conference. Ajay Madhok, Dave Weinstein, and Brian McConnel each take five minutes to discuss products like context aware telephony, smart communications in the home, and the creation of voice communities. Each represent startups eager to empower our limited telephony devices, giving consumers more choice, privacy, and control.
Heres part four, the conclusion of my podcast of 0wnz0red, a story about trusted computing, geek culture, and getting root on your body. It was originally published on Salon, a reprinted in my short story collection A Place So Foreign and Eight More. 0wnz0red was a runner up for the Nebula Award in 2003, and [...]
Hosts: Leo Laporte, David Prager, Wil Harris, and Patrick Norton
Revision3 is partying, HP is sinking, and Apple is suing...
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Running time: 62:58
Today's podcast with Cyril Houri, founder and CEO of Mexens Technologies, advances a story I began telling in early 2005 about annotating the planet. The problem was, and still is, that there aren't very many people with GPS devices. Cyril's system, Navizon, aims to bootstrap us out of that situation. The idea is to incent people carrying the fairly small number of GPS-equipped mobile devices (PocketPCs, cellphones) to map the locations of both WiFi access points and cell towers. Then people using vast numbers of devices on WiFi or cellular networks can use location-aware applications without having to own GPS gear. ...
VRM Gang -- with The Gillmor Gang -- Dana Gardner, Doc Searls, Mike Vizard, and Sam Whitmore. Part I of III,34 minutes 53 seconds
Why Mike Arrington has endless enthusiasm for the most relentlessly stupidly named startup shit. Cool stuff with Mike Arrington April 13, 2006 26 minutes 13 seconds