http://www.01net.com/article/246316.html
Renaud Bonnet, Décision Informatique, le 21/06/2004 à 00h00
"Après un gros chantier de mise en réseau des différents bâtiments de l'administration municipale, il met en place un back office basé sur des logiciels libres : intranet, annuaire LDAP, messagerie. Les cinquante postes de travail de la mairie déjà en place, et les cinquante nouveaux postes alors déployés, sont équipés de StarOffice 5.2, ce qui résout les problèmes d'incompatibilité entre formats, dus aux différentes versions de Microsoft Office, qui devaient jusque-là cohabiter. Un portail web de travail de groupe est déployé, qui fournit agendas partagés, carnets d'adresses, accès à la messagerie et gestion électronique des documents. Le logiciel utilisé, Xinotis, est propriétaire, mais installé sur une plate-forme libre Lamp."
29/06/2004
Samsung place Linux au coeur de sa prochaine génération de mobiles
http://www.neteconomie.com/perl/navig.pl/neteconomie/infos/article/20040629083704
neteconomie.com
Jérôme Bouteiller
"La solution dévoilée par Samsung Electronic s'appuie sur la mémoire Flash "NAND" et permet également, grâce à Linux, l'exécution de programmes. Cette nouvelle architecture qui fait l'économie de la mémoire NOR et de la mémoire RAM devrait augmenter les performances des téléphones mobiles tout en réduisant sensiblement leur consommation et leur encombrement.
Le système de fichiers Linux mis en œuvre par Samsung est quand à lui appelé RFS (Robust File System) et assure une préservation plus efficace des données en cas d’interruption de l’alimentation, ainsi qu’une meilleure répartition de l’usure pour davantage de fiabilité. Pour résoudre les problèmes de perte de données consécutives à l’altération des tables d’allocation des fichiers (FAT), Samsung a développé une solution mémoire Flash NAND bâtie sur Linux qui prend également en charge les tables " Transactional FAT " pour les cartes mémoire externes. Par rapport aux systèmes de fichiers ouverts JFFS2 et YAFFS conventionnels, le système de fichiers Linux de Samsung accélère - respectivement jusqu’à quatre et dix fois - la vitesse d’écriture en mémoire Flash NAND."
neteconomie.com
Jérôme Bouteiller
"La solution dévoilée par Samsung Electronic s'appuie sur la mémoire Flash "NAND" et permet également, grâce à Linux, l'exécution de programmes. Cette nouvelle architecture qui fait l'économie de la mémoire NOR et de la mémoire RAM devrait augmenter les performances des téléphones mobiles tout en réduisant sensiblement leur consommation et leur encombrement.
Le système de fichiers Linux mis en œuvre par Samsung est quand à lui appelé RFS (Robust File System) et assure une préservation plus efficace des données en cas d’interruption de l’alimentation, ainsi qu’une meilleure répartition de l’usure pour davantage de fiabilité. Pour résoudre les problèmes de perte de données consécutives à l’altération des tables d’allocation des fichiers (FAT), Samsung a développé une solution mémoire Flash NAND bâtie sur Linux qui prend également en charge les tables " Transactional FAT " pour les cartes mémoire externes. Par rapport aux systèmes de fichiers ouverts JFFS2 et YAFFS conventionnels, le système de fichiers Linux de Samsung accélère - respectivement jusqu’à quatre et dix fois - la vitesse d’écriture en mémoire Flash NAND."
28/06/2004
The Best (and Worst) Video Feeds Online
http://ojr.org/ojr/technology/1087947933.php
Online Journalism Review
Mark Glaser
Posted: 2004-06-22
Reviewed: CNN.com, Washingtonpost.com, RealOne SuperPass, FoxNews.com, ABCNews.com, ABCNews.com, FeedRoom, ESPN.com, NYTimes.com, MSNBC.com, MSNBC.com.
Online Journalism Review
Mark Glaser
Posted: 2004-06-22
Reviewed: CNN.com, Washingtonpost.com, RealOne SuperPass, FoxNews.com, ABCNews.com, ABCNews.com, FeedRoom, ESPN.com, NYTimes.com, MSNBC.com, MSNBC.com.
24/06/2004
simsi moblog - your mobile photo weblog
http://www.rowlff.de/simsi/
"simsi is a free, simple piece of weblog-software I have written as a means of posting my thoughts while I am on the road, away from my trusty computer - a moblog, to use current nomenclature. All you need is a cellphone to send a message, either an SMS (for all you Americans out there: a textmessage), an MMS or a regular eMail to your address. Or you can use any internet-cafe you come across. Whenever then somebody looks at the weblog, the script queries the mail-address for messages to be posted and adds their date, author and content to the weblog. Any photos (.jpg) sent with your message (e.g. from your new shiny camera phone) are displayed as well."
Language: PHP
Uses: IMAP
"simsi is a free, simple piece of weblog-software I have written as a means of posting my thoughts while I am on the road, away from my trusty computer - a moblog, to use current nomenclature. All you need is a cellphone to send a message, either an SMS (for all you Americans out there: a textmessage), an MMS or a regular eMail to your address. Or you can use any internet-cafe you come across. Whenever then somebody looks at the weblog, the script queries the mail-address for messages to be posted and adds their date, author and content to the weblog. Any photos (.jpg) sent with your message (e.g. from your new shiny camera phone) are displayed as well."
Language: PHP
Uses: IMAP
23/06/2004
Téléphonie IP P2P : Skype disponible sur linux
http://www.neteconomie.com/perl/navig.pl/neteconomie/infos/article/20040623005750
Le 23/06/2004 à 00:57
Jérôme Bouteiller
"Après les systèmes d'exploitation Windows et Windows Mobile, Skype Technologies S.A. annonce le portage de son célèbre logiciel de téléphonie IP sur la plate-forme linux. Skype est disponible pour de nombreuses distributions telles que SuSE 8 et 9, Fedora Core 1 et 2, Mandrake 9 ou encore Java Desktop System Release 2."
Le 23/06/2004 à 00:57
Jérôme Bouteiller
"Après les systèmes d'exploitation Windows et Windows Mobile, Skype Technologies S.A. annonce le portage de son célèbre logiciel de téléphonie IP sur la plate-forme linux. Skype est disponible pour de nombreuses distributions telles que SuSE 8 et 9, Fedora Core 1 et 2, Mandrake 9 ou encore Java Desktop System Release 2."
08/06/2004
mercora
http://www.mercora.com/
"Mercora is a person-to-person network that enables you to find, communicate and share interests with friends and family. Mercora has built a framework for sharing digital content using peer-to-peer technologies to directly connect you with your friends on the network. You do all these things through the simple interface of the Mercora applications."
"Mercora is a person-to-person network that enables you to find, communicate and share interests with friends and family. Mercora has built a framework for sharing digital content using peer-to-peer technologies to directly connect you with your friends on the network. You do all these things through the simple interface of the Mercora applications."
04/06/2004
Hotmail incinerates customer files
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5226090.html
By Evan Hansen
CNET News.com
June 3, 2004, 2:03 PM PT
News - ZDNet
"Legal experts said there is generally little recourse for consumers in the event of data loss on services such as Hotmail, which are typically covered by terms-of-service agreements that provide broad liability exemptions.
"In general, consumers are out of luck," said Ira Rothken, an attorney based in San Rafael, Calif., who has litigated such cases in the past. "Frankly, it's understandable. There are always going to be glitches that lead to data loss."
He said consumers can protect themselves by ensuring that valuable files are adequately backed up. Some Web-based e-mail services, such as Yahoo Mail, allow customers to download e-mail to their desktops and retrieve them using a PC-based e-mail client such as Microsoft's Outlook. Online storage services such as IBackup, Xdrive and Connected also provide file backup services for a monthly fee.
Raghu Kulkarni, a spokesman for IBackup, said demand for online storage services is growing. The privately held company serves thousands of customers who subscribe to service packages that run from $3 to $800 a month. The most popular plan costs $14.95 a month for a 4GB backup plan.
But he offers a sobering note: Online storage companies don't guarantee customers a fail-safe backup system.
"We do not provide a 100 percent guarantee that the backup will take place," he said. "That cannot be guaranteed by anyone. That's just because of the nature of the Internet--it's very difficult to provide a 100 percent guarantee.""
By Evan Hansen
CNET News.com
June 3, 2004, 2:03 PM PT
News - ZDNet
"Legal experts said there is generally little recourse for consumers in the event of data loss on services such as Hotmail, which are typically covered by terms-of-service agreements that provide broad liability exemptions.
"In general, consumers are out of luck," said Ira Rothken, an attorney based in San Rafael, Calif., who has litigated such cases in the past. "Frankly, it's understandable. There are always going to be glitches that lead to data loss."
He said consumers can protect themselves by ensuring that valuable files are adequately backed up. Some Web-based e-mail services, such as Yahoo Mail, allow customers to download e-mail to their desktops and retrieve them using a PC-based e-mail client such as Microsoft's Outlook. Online storage services such as IBackup, Xdrive and Connected also provide file backup services for a monthly fee.
Raghu Kulkarni, a spokesman for IBackup, said demand for online storage services is growing. The privately held company serves thousands of customers who subscribe to service packages that run from $3 to $800 a month. The most popular plan costs $14.95 a month for a 4GB backup plan.
But he offers a sobering note: Online storage companies don't guarantee customers a fail-safe backup system.
"We do not provide a 100 percent guarantee that the backup will take place," he said. "That cannot be guaranteed by anyone. That's just because of the nature of the Internet--it's very difficult to provide a 100 percent guarantee.""
In the virtual stacks, pirated books find readers
http://news.com.com/2100-1030_3-5226077.html?tag=nefd.hed
In the virtual stacks, pirated books find readers
Last modified: June 3, 2004, 1:43 PM PDT
By Sandeep Junnarkar
The New York Times
"Early in his undergraduate years at Indiana University, Joseph Ruesewald said, he had trouble finding the required titles for a couple of his classes at the local bookstores.
When he tried ordering the books online, he learned it would take too long for delivery. Having come of age in the era of Napster, Kazaa and other file-sharing networks infamous as bazaars for pirated music, he knew exactly how to obtain the books--if not in his hands, at least for his computer's hard drive.
Over the semesters, downloading books free and reading them on his monitor became routine, he said. He learned to adjust the screen color to off-white to help reduce eye strain and depleted his university printing allotment by running off hundreds of pages at a time."
In the virtual stacks, pirated books find readers
Last modified: June 3, 2004, 1:43 PM PDT
By Sandeep Junnarkar
The New York Times
"Early in his undergraduate years at Indiana University, Joseph Ruesewald said, he had trouble finding the required titles for a couple of his classes at the local bookstores.
When he tried ordering the books online, he learned it would take too long for delivery. Having come of age in the era of Napster, Kazaa and other file-sharing networks infamous as bazaars for pirated music, he knew exactly how to obtain the books--if not in his hands, at least for his computer's hard drive.
Over the semesters, downloading books free and reading them on his monitor became routine, he said. He learned to adjust the screen color to off-white to help reduce eye strain and depleted his university printing allotment by running off hundreds of pages at a time."
02/06/2004
Du peer-to-peer pour les radios en ligne
Du peer-to-peer pour les radios en ligne
Eric Larcher, L'Ordinateur Individuel, le 01/06/2004 à 15h00
"Avec la technique du peer-to-peer, une simple liaison ADSL offrant un débit de 128 kbit/s en émission peut suffire pour alimenter des milliers d'internautes, l'ordinateur de chaque personne connectée au réseau servant de relais vers une dizaine d'autres."
"Avec Peercast, nous avons pu écouter, malgré quelques coupures du son, la petite Webradio d'une école nancéienne."
Eric Larcher, L'Ordinateur Individuel, le 01/06/2004 à 15h00
"Avec la technique du peer-to-peer, une simple liaison ADSL offrant un débit de 128 kbit/s en émission peut suffire pour alimenter des milliers d'internautes, l'ordinateur de chaque personne connectée au réseau servant de relais vers une dizaine d'autres."
"Avec Peercast, nous avons pu écouter, malgré quelques coupures du son, la petite Webradio d'une école nancéienne."
01/06/2004
Les smartphones pour gérer les e-mails via le mobile
http://www.lentreprise.com/dossier/489.html
La vie des nomades de l'entreprise va changer. Bouygues, Orange et SFR proposent des appareils qui gèrent les e-mails et font même PC de poche. Que valent-ils à l'usage ?
Antoine Maurel - L'entreprise.com - Dossier du 12/05/2004
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La vie des nomades de l'entreprise va changer. Bouygues, Orange et SFR proposent des appareils qui gèrent les e-mails et font même PC de poche. Que valent-ils à l'usage ?
Antoine Maurel - L'entreprise.com - Dossier du 12/05/2004
Tableau comparatif
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