Encryption

Ever wished you could just roll up your CD like a piece of cardboard instead of keeping it in a bulky casing? Thanks to Matthew Leek from ThinDisc Media, you can now...

After more than four years of R&D, Matthew Leek has figured a way to make a completely functional digital disc that's five times thinner than a regular DVD or CD. Best thing about the ThinDisc is it's flexible enough to wrap around soda cans and be inserted into magazines without breaking.

Check it out here.

Besides having loaded Linux operating system, this smart phone (brand name; Palmi) that incorporates the functions of both cellular phone and PDA, also provides strong multimedia functionalities including animation, MP3, video communication, to name a few. In addition, with the help of its Bluetooth that enables high-speed wireless communication, playing network games among appliances is made possible.

Is U.P.S. setting them selfs and thier customers up to be the most hackable business around? They are going from windows for workgroups to NT 4.0,with serv. pack 4.The connection is mainly by modem line but in some cases direct internet always on connection! This means that all the companys that use U.P.S. are hackable by some of the simplest hacks.

There's this Chicago Tribune piece on ultra-wide band radio (free reg. required). It's basically "Bluetooth on steroids," as one guy put it.

Saw this over at Arstechnica
I've been reading for a while about various attempts to use automated image recognition techniques to block smut, so I wasn't surprised to see this story on News.com about just such a product, called LookThatUp. What did surprise me, however, was this quote:

Saw
this at Slashdot : "Check
it out! IDEO, a small close-knit
development firm (they are responsible for products such as the
Visor, Transmeta
Webslate, and a variety of other cool things) has developed
Cisco's new IP Phone. This device