Month: December 2004

Rogue Amoeba Software has announced Slipstream (US$20,) a new application coming in early 2005 that allows any audio from any application to be heard through remote speakers. AirTunes isn’t just for iTunes anymore – now users longing to listen to audio from RealPlayer, Windows Media Player, and any other application over their remote speakers will […]

I’m just received the new Comcast HD cable box (a Motorola DCT6400 Series, the DCT6412 is the HD-DVR) and it has two Firewire ports on the backplane that piqued my interest. A little searching and some helpful comments on JBLOG have come up with some freeware solutions that allow you to capture HDTV signals from […]

Here’s how Bluetooth, power over Ethernet, PCI Express and 802.11g have fared since being introduced over the past two years. Sidebar: Beyond G: 802.11n – Next-generation wireless devices could offer four times the speed of 802.11g, but industry-standard products are still two years away. (Courtesy of Computerworld)

Linux Electrons is reporting on an interesting communication technology called Tor that allows internet users to communicate anonymously. General News Yesterday the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) announced that it is becoming a sponsor of Tor, a technology project that helps organizations and individuals engage in anonymous communication online. Tor is a network-within-a-network that protects communication […]

Linux Electrons is reporting on an interesting communication technology called Tor that allows internet users to communicate Archively. General News Yesterday the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) announced that it is becoming a sponsor of Tor, a technology project that helps organizations and individuals engage in Archive communication online. Tor is a network-within-a-network that protects communication […]