Friday, 04 July 2003

Friday Morning

The Register reports the (near) arrival of all-you-can-eat phone data on UK mobile networks.
Via Wi-Fi Networking News, the chairman of Starbucks has said that their wi-fi deal with T-Mobile is helping keep customers in stores longer.
At Mobile Burn, a review of the first commercially available bluetooth car kit.
Brad links to a SATN.org article on 802.11b business models.
Another one from Brad: have a good Independence Day to all my American friends.
Via JWZ, the Ensembl genome browser.
Ars Technica reports on Gateway's connected DVD players that are able to participate in Microsoft Windows home networks over 802.11b or wired ethernet.
The Guardian reports that Education secretary Charles Clarke has been warned that the government could face a repeat of last year's A-level debacle after a parliamentary select committee threw out its official explanation of its role in the affair as "unsatisfactory".
The BBC reports that Kew Gardens has been designated a world heritage site by UNESCO.

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