Homestead Village Management LLC, an extended-stay hotel company, has chosen Corio Inc. to manage its human-resource and financial systems on an outsourced basis.? Read the rest of this entry »
Electronics e-marketplace and software provider E2open said Tuesday it is working with member IBM to flesh out requirements for doing Web services-based integration in the electronics industry. Read the rest of this entry »
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software vendor J.D. Edwards & Co. Thursday reported net income excluding charges of $7.6 million, or 6 cents per share, a sharp increase from $2.6 million or 3 cents per share on year ago.? Read the rest of this entry »
Intel Corp. on Thursday introduced a software development toolkit to let commercial software developers and IT organizations develop applications that support RosettaNet e-business standards. Read the rest of this entry »
DigiMine Inc., a startup that develops software tools for Web site and e-business analytics and data mining, said Tuesday it closed a $20 million round of financing, with investors including Mohr, Davidow Ventures, and Mayfield.? Read the rest of this entry »
I started The Spam Files about a year ago (I know this because I just got the reminder to pay my hosting fee). At the time I was pretty fired-up about spam. As these things go, however, I got a bit bored with the whole subject and posts started to dwindle until they dried-up completely. When I got the reminder I thought “Hey! I’ve got a website just sitting there with a cool domain name and MT already set-up on it – why not use it?” I really don’t want to make it all about spam – there are plenty of sites out there which do the job much better than I ever could. So I’ve decided to turn it into a “Look what I found on the Web/Recieved in my e-mail/Just thought about while I was brushing my teeth” type site. Yeah, I know there are 28,000,000 similar sites lurking on the Innernet, but there’s only one Spam Files!
While the level of VR interactivity increases with the complexity of the system, even a system as modest as a 120MHz Pentium PC is capable of supporting impressive VR applications, Richardson says. “You can’t dismiss the PC as a VR platform,” he says. “With even low-end PCs beginning to possess the power of workstations, you can now construct sophisticated virtual worlds without spending a lot of money.”
Synthonics Technologies Inc. is offering desktop-based VR products that aim to give everyday PC users sophisticated VR modeling capabilities. Read the rest of this entry »
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