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PETER COFFEE: Remote Possibilities

EWEEK NEWS:
1. News: IBM to Open Speech Tech
2. News: 'Provenance' for Calculations
3. News: Microsoft Overhauls Longhorn Drivers for Usability, 
Connectivity
4. News: AMD Preps 'Pacifica' Virtualization Technology
5. eWEEK.com Special Report: Intel Developer Forum

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PETER COFFEE
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Remote Possibilities

Distributed systems require rethinking of hands-on 
interaction.

by Peter Coffee

When someone says that something is "remotely possible," 
most people take it to mean that something might happen but
isn't likely. I wonder if application developers will soon
find themselves hearing a different and more positive 
meaning in that phrase, along the lines of "Yes, you can 
make that happen anywhere from anywhere."

My thoughts in this direction begin with Microsoft's plans
for a more general and much better abstracted >approach to 
hardware drivers, as discussed by the company at last 
week's Intel Developer Forum. Microsoft "device experience"
manager Kosar Jaff accurately identified both the goal 
("Applications writers don't need to know if devices are 
near or far") and the impediment ("ease-of-use issues will 
be overwhelming if we don't get ahead of them") that both 
face developers.

Read the rest of this article.
http://eletters.eweek.com/zd1/cts?d=79-1087-6-7-214274-123436-1

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EWEEK NEWS
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1. News: IBM to Open Speech Tech

IBM is reaching out to open-source developers with prebuilt
components for speech software. Get the latest news from 
the SpeechTek Exposition & Conference here.
http://eletters.eweek.com/zd1/cts?d=79-1087-6-7-214274-123439-1

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2. News: 'Provenance' for Calculations

Designate, set to be unveiled this week by Mathsoft 
Engineering & Education, brings the idea of provenance to 
the company's Calculation Management Suite, raising 
confidence and auditability in product development and 
service delivery processes. Learn more about the 
Calculation Management Suite here.
http://eletters.eweek.com/zd1/cts?d=79-1087-6-7-214274-123442-1

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3. News: Microsoft Overhauls Longhorn Drivers for Usability, 
Connectivity

In a demonstration to developers, Microsoft pointed to an 
overhaul of device driver APIs and user interfaces for the 
forthcoming Windows Longhorn. The new capabilities include
a desktop that will give equal weight to remote and local 
devices. Get the details here.
http://eletters.eweek.com/zd1/cts?d=79-1087-6-7-214274-123445-1

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4. News: AMD Preps 'Pacifica' Virtualization Technology

The chip maker is developing its own virtualization 
initiative to counter Intel's "Silvervale." Read more here
about AMD's move to counter Intel's Silvervale technology.
http://eletters.eweek.com/zd1/cts?d=79-1087-6-7-214274-123448-1

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5. eWEEK.com Special Report: Intel Developer Forum

The semiannual Intel Developer Forum showcases the 
company's latest hardware and software technologies. Check
here for news and analysis of Intel's directions and 
roadmaps.
http://eletters.eweek.com/zd1/cts?d=79-1087-6-7-214274-123451-1

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