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E-PAPER
- IMAGINE NO MORE
Or I-paper
(depending who you ask) has a long and glorious fictional history. A sheet
of paper whose content changes on demand; which can "read" your handwriting
and turn it into type on the page. Input device and output device in one.
Thin, flexible, portable and as crisply readable as paper.
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FROM RAPID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT TO EXTREME PROGRAMMING
Tim
Landgrave explains the 12 principles of eXtreme Programming and sheds
some light on how they can be selectively incorporated into your existing
developer methodology. Interestingly this is similar to familiar's
own software development process JERID.
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DATA CUBES OFFER A NEW DIMENSION FOR ANALYSING INFORMATION
CRM
is about knowing your customers. And knowing your customers can come from
knowing data. Whether you're able to spot relationships in that data all
depends upon how you view it, and data cubes provide an illuminating perspective.
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JAVA DATA MINING
Download
this excerpt from DATA MINING: PRACTICAL MACHINE LEARNING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
WITH JAVA IMPLEMENTATIONS, published by Morgan- Kauffmann, for a look
at strategies for closing the gap between generating information and understanding
it.
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WHEN MOORE'S LAW EXPIRES
The
importance of ever faster chips is not to be underestimated. Reaching
a limit to chip performance would result in a top-to-bottom shake up of
the IT market (for a start - you wouldn't need to update your OS if there
were no new chips). One day - when we're using single electrons and using
their "spin" to represent ones and zeros - we reach the limits of what
electronic chips can do. A good day to divest Intel stock…
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XML & ASP INTEGRATION
The
problem with using XML and XSL on the Web is that only Internet Explorer
5 and above can display it. What if you want to make the same content
available for Netscape or handheld users? Here's a way to make it work.
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WHAT'S IN A (NET) NAME?
The
first new competitors to .com internet domains are to be activated, marking
a key next step in internet expansion. The internet's policy making body,
the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has authorised
the introduction of seven new top level domains in all. The other domains,
".name", ".pro", ".aero", ".coop", and ".museum", will be restricted to
particular organisations but ".biz" and ".info" will be open to any company
or individual.
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XML & XSL INTEGRATION
Displaying
XML information on the Web requires Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL)
or Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This article describes the difference
when using each and gives links to XML development tools.
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