Posts by retroneo

Wireless has such a great roadmap right now. HSPA is already at 14.4Mbit in networks today and HSPA+ 28.8Mbit will be running in many by years end. Still waiting for more devices to catch up to these high speeds that the networks offer....

Quote: Originally Posted by zunx Great news. Thanks! Could these chips be used on the iPhone and iPod touch? That would mean the full Mac OS X inside as well. What are the prices of these chips? Thanks. No... they have far too great...

I would imagine that a future MacBook Pro would have HSPA. Apple could negotiate commissions from their existing iPhone partner networks worldwide. HSPA is in all countries that Apple operates in - WiMax is not. Hopefully they...

Quote: Originally Posted by SpamSandwich My question now is... is WiMax dead, or does it have a future alongside the 700Mhz spectrum? Some people are predicting the demise of WiMax. While it seemed exciting in 2003, other technologies...

Quote: Originally Posted by AppleInsider Verizon on Thursday was found to have scored a coup by winning a nationwide license to use part of the soon-to-be-vacant 700MHz spectrum through a Federal Communications Commission...

Quote: Originally Posted by zunx What is the theoretical limit in chipmaking (in nm; currently at 45 nm)? It's probably 16nm. Some say there could possibly be one process node after that (11nm). I remember reading about "the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hiro I don't buy that. SRAM has been manufactured by Intel for over two years at 45nm. Memory always leads the process change parade because it is regular and therefore easier to verify the process. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Wiggin While it's not browsing files chronologically, it's using a 3D interface to navigate organized information, in this case a series of linked web pages. Project X/ Hotsauce wasn't at all like Time...

I normally disagree with these patent claims. However, looking at the screenshots of Scopeware Vision it certainly seems that they both have a pretty similar idea (cascading windows of search results through time). I haven't seen this...

Flash Lite 3 would be welcome (which is equivalent to Flash 8). It can run most of todays popular flash web sites.