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alt.cellular-phone-tech
Devoted to cellular phone technology issues. Second link points to newsgroup FAQ.
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alt.cellular.tech
Devoted to cellular technology issues. Second link points to newsgroup FAQ.
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comp.dcom.videoconf
Videoconferencing newsgroup.
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Hana: High-Definition Audio-Video Network Alliance
The High-Definition Audio-Video Network Alliance is the first cross-industry collaboration to address the end-to-end needs of connected, high-definition, home entertainment products and services. For more information read the HANA Whitepaper.
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Kiosks.org
Kiosks.org is the world's leading association and portal for the emerging Kiosk industry. Most, if not all, of these are 'embedded' applications and as such are highly visible symbols of how embedded computing is 'pervasive' in the post-modern world. If you are designing a Kiosk, or looking for Kiosk-like applications and vendors. If not, just click to learn how much buzz there can be around a niche that is just plain, cute.
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Adobe opens its runtime environment
Adobe is stepping up efforts to make Flash technology easier for embedded system designers to use. In May 2008, Adobe and several industry partners announced the Open Screen Project, an effort dedicated to driving rich Internet experiences across televisions, PCs, mobile devices, and consumer electronics.
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Wireless networking technology expansion
The common TV remote is about to make a big leap forward in capability. Although most remote controls use infrared technology to communicate commands to controlled devices, no Radio Frequency (RF) remote control standard currently exists for audio/visual consumer electronics devices. However, increased demand for advanced functionality that cannot be supported by existing infrared technology has led to the formation of the RF for Consumer Elec...
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