For the past few days Glenn Fleishman has been covering how licensed operators and the FCC could effectively shut down unlicensed 2.4GHz users (WiFi, Bluetooth, etc). Today he has notes from a dicussion with Dewayne Hendricks, a technology advisor to the FCC.

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Reiter blogs a presentation by Jeff Hawkins covering the lessons learned in dealing with cellular carriers and wireless data.

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Xserve, Apple's new rackmount server. It's not all that pretty, but they've managed to squeeze quite a bit into a 1U chassis. Four hot-plug hard drives, 3 PCI slots, two CPUs, and a CD-ROM drive.

Doc Searls blogged the announcement, Mac Central also had live coverage. The bundled management software seems to be a major selling point. In terms of system monitoring there is nothing revolutionary, but it seems that Apple has better integration than is typical for servers in this price range.

Oh, it's got a real DB9 serial console port.

Why is a video card required?

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CNET: Game industry girds for battle. Sony has fired the first shot, dropping $100 off the PS2. EB is throwing in a free controller.

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Pocketnow.com: How much convergence do you want?

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