95 Articles match "generation","HP"

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• HP's CloudPrint Coming to BlackBerry
  
  Today, Research in Motion (RIM) announced that they've licensed HP's CloudPrint technology for use with BlackBerry devices. The service was developed by HP's IdeaLab , a part of the company's central R&D arm , which features emerging technology made available for public use. CloudPrint works by allowing you to "virtually" print your documents to HP servers. If you're unfamiliar with CloudPrint, it's a web service that allows you to use your mobile device to print documents to any available printer - and all you need is an internet connection to do so. Sponsor
  ReadWriteWeb - Monday, May 4, 2009
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• The Challenges Of Tomorrow’s Multimedia As Seen Through The Eyes Of Google, Yahoo, Nokia And Others
  
  Part of this year’s ACM Multimedia conference, the Multimedia Grand Challenge 2009 aims to collect information on the specific problems and issues companies like Google, Yahoo, Nokia, HP, Radvision and CeWe see arise on the multimedia horizon for the next 2-5 years. The challenge to researchers in the multi-media community is to develop methods, techniques, and algorithms to automatically generate narrative themes for a given video, as well as present the content in an easy-to-consume manner to end-users in a search engine experience. - Robust Clustering Guided by User Intent
  TechCrunch - Monday, February 2, 2009
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• Microsoft And HP Invest $250 Million In Joint Cloud Computing Venture
  
  Yesterday, Microsoft and HP announced a joint call to discuss a significant partnership. The solution will advance existing cloud computing by speeding application implementation and will be built on a next-generation infrastructure-to-application model. It seems to basically hook Microsoft’s cloud computing platform, Azure, which went live earlier this month, into HP’s hardware. Now we know what it is. According to another announcement issued today, the two tech giants are jointly investing $250 million in a cloud computing venture.
  TechCrunch - Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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• First Time Visitor Guide
  
  My background includes things like being the CTO of eHarmony (online marriage matching based on personality profiles and controlled communication) from its launch through their $110M venture round to working on interesting eLearning and tools for companies like Lexus, HP, IBM, etc. Suites and Composition What is the Role of Training? Hot Topics in Training - A Crude (but mildly interesting) Analysis - eLearning Resources eLearning Examples Rapid eLearning Tools Flash Quiz Tools Test SCORM Courses Course Authoring and Rapid eLearning Tool Satisfaction Stock
  eLearning Technology - Wednesday, August 30, 2006
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• Why Sun Should Matter to You
  
  By Wintel standards, it is - but if Sun hadn’t lent AMD some people to design x64 and then supported the company by building its own motherboards to demonstrate what x86 multi-core could do, you’d be paying HP’s prices for Itanium desktops - Itanium performance, and Itanium security. As Murphy states, everyone should care, as without Sun, your choice of ‘big iron ‘ shrinks to HP and IBM. (Did Paul Murphy (as every article of his says, a pseudonym – ZDNet author) put up an outstanding article concerning the company known as Sun , an why its health should matter to users of other products.
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Monday, April 20, 2009
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• 2010 Trend: Sensors & Mobile Phones
  
  Last week in our Mobile Web Meets Internet of Things series, we looked at barcode scanning and RFID in the next generation iPhone . In November we wrote about HP's CeNSE project , which aims to be a "Central Nervous System for the Earth." CeNSE is a research and development program to build a planetwide sensing network, using billions of what HP calls "tiny, cheap, tough and exquisitely sensitive detectors." We expect to see Apple and Android battling it out for both barcode and RFID supremacy this year. Another key technology in the Internet of Things - where
  ReadWriteWeb - Sunday, January 17, 2010
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• Fixya Adds Product Recommendations, And Why VC’s Are Hot For It
  
  The site is seeing 15M unique users (mostly English speaking) that generate 60M monthly page views. (ComScore 8216;hp l1706 support’, ’seagate freeagent support’) and Fixya came-up in the top 5 results for all. Here’s something that blew me away… Again, thanks to its broad product catalog, Google AdSense actually generates real revenue for Fixya. Ask your average Israeli venture capitalist to name a few companies they’re keeping tabs on and Fixya usually makes the short list—so do Benchmark’s Conduit and Sequoia’s Kenshoo . If you
  TechCrunch - Friday, May 1, 2009
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• Time Inc’s “Manhattan Project” Is A Tablet Magazine
  
  And even if their Websites are popular, they generate one tenth the ad revenue of the print side. The demo was shown on an HP table computer with a touchscreen, but it could easily be ported to an iPhone or an Apple iTablet, whenever that becomes available. The magazine business is hurting just like all print publications. Since last summer, Time Inc has been working on a “Manhattan Project” to create a digital magazine for the new breed of color tablet computers soon to come to market. (Condé
  TechCrunch - Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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• HP and Amazon Tap Into Crowdsourcing for Ads
  
  HP and Amazon's latest ad campaigns may use crowdsourcing to generate advertisements, but the concept is far from new. HP's "You on You" campaign for its Artist Edition laptops is especially fit for crowdsourcing because of the theme (you!) HP invites users to upload videos of themselves directly on to the Web site, use the Web cam option, or try remixing their own commercial with Getty Images stock footage with the site's Adobe Premiere Express Dorito's "Crash the Super Bowl" contest, launched in 2006, has been one of the more successful campaigns of this type. The
  Fast Company - Wednesday, August 26, 2009
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• Why Desktop Touch Screens Don’t Really Work Well For Humans
  
  really like the TouchSmart line, and use a second generation machine as my main Windows test computer. If I were HP, I’d design a version of the TouchSmart that inclined way down to a 25 degree or so angle. Hewlett Packard refreshed their TouchSmart line of computers today. If you’re not familiar with these, imagine an iMac all in one computer that has a touch screen, and you’re most of the way there.
  TechCrunch - Monday, October 12, 2009
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