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KMis FlashMeeting, BuddySpace, Compendium, Magpie, and Stadium received an enthusiastic response at the 12th July gathering of the London Symposium…
An historic milestone has been reached with the release of the source code for Compendium, KMi's widely used semantic hypertext…
Just found this news, related to a previous one from Peter. They promise “you should be able to use your…
So, I had a chance to try out the O2 XDA II for a couple of days and thought it…
At the E2BN (East of England Broadband Network) conference, this week I did a fun workshop on Mobile Technologies for…
KMi lose in the semi-finals but a 'scratch' team of KMI and friends get very close. Alas Fallen Stars insisted…
Gosh, these Swiss folks like their wireless LANs… not many places here in Lugano that I could not connect my…
i2i, in development at Microsoft Research labs, Cambridge UK, is a two-camera system which follows a person's movement. It uses…
Douglas Engelbart (inventor of much of today’s personal computing) accompanied by Frode Heglund (UCL) spent 23 June with Simon Buckingham…
This years Ed Media (June 21-26, 2004) was in the beautiful lakeside setting of Lugano in Switzerland. I was there…
SpaceShipOne, the first private manned spacecraft, made a flawless takeoff over the Mojave Desert this morning on its way into…
