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2:40 PM -- Some afternoon headlines:

  • Tip of the cap to the BBC reporter Mark Ward for actually paying attention to ENUM and listing a new ENUM directory in the U.K. as a top technology development in 2007.

  • You can have your Nintendo cake and eat it, too.

  • IBM's technology predictions for the next five years were probably written by my wife: "New technology will allow you to snap a picture of someone wearing an outfit you want and will automatically search the web to find the designer and the nearest shops that carry that outfit."

  • From The Associated Press review of Clearwire's pre-WiMax network: "Coverage is far from complete, and it's still too expensive." Yeah, we told ya so.

— Phil Harvey, Barely Managing Editor, Light Reading

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December 27, 2007 | Phil Harvey |


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