65Bits Episode 59: Change Our Phones Can Believe In
And I say, We can and We are ready and We are entitled to a world where the lines between a cellular phone, a camera, and a PDA are blurred. And yes, we can move on from the bricks, from the tyranny of bulging pockets and from the unsightly angles. We have come together, and we realise that our sights were not set too high. That updates can and will arrive and they will improve our lives.That we can one day say: I am a Windows Vista user without the cries of derision, that we can one day, Mac User in hand with Windows User, reach across partisan lines, to solve the problems of yesterday, to soothe the anger today, and to bring the change our phones, our cameras, our operating systems and our Televisions can believe in. I thank you And I am confident that we as one community will indeed make use of all forums provided and let our voices be heard.
(R-California) Daniel Tsou, 2 Term Congressman for the 8th Congressional District of California
(L-New Hampshire) Jerrick Lim, Freshman Senator for Nashua, New Hampshire
(D-Pennsylvania) NTT, First Term Congressman for the 2nd Congressional District of Pennsylvania
Stories This Week :
Mobile World Congress roundup
- Nokia New Launches: N96,6210, 6220, Maps 2.0, N78
-Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1 QWERTY with Windows Mobile and HSUPA
The iPod Touch Apple TV in Singapore
Mac OS X 10.5.2
Ping.sg v1.80 is Here: More Community Features
InteresThink
- Webiste
- Wiki
- Email info@interesthink.com
Btye Of The Week: JoikuSpot
[...] This week, the tech65 team starts off by giving us a roundup of the Mobile World Congress roundup. On the Apple front, they discuss the presence of Apple TV and iPod Touch in Singapore and the new update for Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.2. Of course, they won’t forget about the Microsoft users out there, so they inserted the Windows Vista SP1 to balance things out. Penultimately, they talk about the launch of Ubisoft in Singapore. Finally, they talk about the new Ping SG version 1.8 that incorporates a lot more of community features. Check out their podcast directly from this URL. [...]