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...forgot about Windows-based PDA phones [Nov. 19]. Touch interface? Big deal. As you noted, it's been done before. A miniaturized operating system? Done. Windows-based phones are everything the iPhone is and more. The phones can text, mms, email (through pop, imap and Exchange), surf the real Web at broadband speed on evdo networks and open, edit and save documents. The iPhone is for kids. Windows Mobile pda phones are for adults who need to do real work. Eagle Bear Morgan, Seattle...
...always respected other human beings.” In 1972, with his wife Pia Maybury-Lewis, he founded Cultural Survival, Inc., an advocacy and documentation organization seeking to promote the rights and cultures of indigenous peoples. A notice of his death posted on the Cultural Survival Web site mourned Maybury-Lewis’s death. “David embodied the moral concerns that led to Cultural Survival’s founding, and was an inspiration to us all,” the notice said. notice said. His wife of 55 years said that though she expected his death...
Life at Harvard is pretty dreary. Between the cold, the slow Internet, and the demise of our underage booze kitty, I’m hard pressed to do more these days than lie in bed and imagine I’m surfing the web, drunk...
Hackers may have perused the Social Security numbers and contact information of prospective Duke Law School applicants when the school’s Web site was illegally accessed last Thursday. Technical administrators working on the site discovered that someone had gained unauthorized access to the Web site, compromising two databases, said Melinda Vaughn, a spokeswoman for the law school. The first database contained the Social Security numbers of about 1,400 potential applicants who requested information from the law school admissions office. The second database held contact information including home addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses, as well...
...abruptly decamped for Panama six weeks ago as police were quietly investigating suspicious activity surrounding the Darwins' finances, conceded that a photograph taken of the couple in Panama City was authentic. That July 2006 snapshot was unearthed by The Daily Mirror, a British newspaper, which pulled it from the web site of a company that assists foreigners relocating to Panama to find housing. "I guess that picture answers a lot of questions," she told the paper. "Yes, that's my husband...