Daily technology news - 30-Apr-2007

ISO acknowledges South Korea's mobile RFID technology (Electronic Engineering Times Asia)South Korea's proprietary mobile RFID technology known as Object Identifier (OID) has been taken up as an international standard by the International Organization for Standardization.

NYFD drill at ground zero tests L.A. corp.'s wireless technology (The Fresno Bee)Fire, technology and Port Authority officials tested a new wireless system designed to give first responders fast access to video and other data during a fire drill on Sunday at the World Trade Center site.

MASTOR Technology- Speech Recognizer (News From Bangladesh)IBM?s history with speech recognition technology goes back over 40 years. In 1964 this organization showed their first speech recognizer, named ?shoebox recognizer?, in New York World?s Fair. This device could recognize spoken digits zero through nine. This device could trace out total ten words.

Electronic Trading Boom Electronic Trading Boom Spurs Spending on Advanced Trading Technology (Wall Street and Technology)The rapid growth in electronic execution of institutional equities trades will spur U.S. capital markets participants to spend $860 million on advanced trading technology this year, and spending will reach .3 billion by 2010, according to a TABB Group report.

Changing culture with technology wins Rave Awards (AFP via Yahoo! News) In a hip swirl of pink cosmopolitan cocktails and mashed-up dance music, Silicon Valley insiders on Friday paid homage to the geeks and the glamorous reshaping culture with technology.

HCL launches laptops with Embedded Continuity and Contro technology (Addict 3D)HCL launches laptops with Embedded Continuity and Contro technologyIndia based personal computer maker HCL Infosystems has announced the launch of their latest notebook products which comes loaded with their Embedded Continuity and Contro (EC2) technology.These new products have been launched under their ?HCL Non Stop Series Leaptops? brand.

Dave Beck: Don't let technology take over (San Antonio Express-News)I find it interesting that the very technology we've developed to make life easier increasingly robs us of time and, especially, focus.

RI not active in using Chinese technology (Antara News)Indonesia and its businesspeople had not been active in making use of transfer of Chinese technology for various purposes, including for defense and security, spokesman for the Indonesian embassy here Mohammad Oemar said on Sunday.

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Daily technology news - 30-Apr-2007