CLR XXVII
Limpieza de buffer. Una lista de alertas, noticias y artículos interesantes que corren el peligro de caer en el olvido:
- “Cloudhopping“: Twitter to connect directly to mobile carrier networks in countries all over the planet
- “SaaS is here to stay, says Gartner“, Computer Weekly
- “Remote Health Care: Body Parts Make Phone Calls“
- “Social TV“: ¿cómo unir la TV y las redes sociales para que al usuario le parezca de verdad un servicio atractivo? Un artículo interesante en el blog del ILP-MIT comenta una experiencia sobre social TV (user=telefonica, passw=distritoc)
- Tip-full presentation on how to build a 1 M user service: “From Zero to a Million Users – Dropbox and Xobni lessons learned“
- “Why Twitter Is the Future of News“
- Presentación del proyecto SmartSantander que lidera Telefónica I+D. Esta es una de las múltiples referencias de la prensa.
- “Platform shifts Mainframe to Mini to PC to Mobile. Why leaders fail to make the shift“
- “Alliance of Wi-Fi and WiGig Standards in 60 GHz“
- “Visa, Apple aim to simplify transactions with wireless iPhone payments“
- “African Churches Use Mobiles to Reach Their Members“
- La importancia del canal retail para la venta de terminales móviles: “Google deja de vender su móvil Nexus One por internet tras fracasar en este canal“
- “Software that Learns by Watching” KarDo learns how to perform common IT support tests by observing what the experts do.
- “How IBM innovates“
- Hasta Negroponte y su iniciativa benéfica OLPC (One laptop per children) se pasa al tablet: “Marvell backs ambitious $100 OLPC tablet“
- “Mobile Data: A Gold Mine for Telcos” A snapshot of our activities, cell phone data attracts both academics and industry researchers
- ‘The times are a changin’: “Bill Gates Told Steve Jobs About the iPad in 2007“ Watch Señor Bill Gates describing the future of computing, with Apple CEO Steve Jobs next to him: An iPad-like device being used alongside an iPhone-like device. Then watch Jobs saying that, actually, the future was the PC.
- “Mobile operating systems and browsers are headed in opposite directions”
- “Cable Company Makes a Move on Internet Video”
- “For some companies, IE6′s ineptitude is a feature, not flaw“















