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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2005
Page
14
Hewlett Packard introduces the nx6125 notebook with AuthenTec fingerprint sensor making HP the largest computer maker to offer biometrics as standard. The business oriented machine starts at $1,000. Biometrics promise stronger security and easier use than passwords and may push more sites to adopt two factor authentication.
A large survey of 3.5 million U.S. employees finds excessive bureaucracy and blame games among senior and middle management as the chief workplace annoyances. Despite 76 percent still liking their jobs, 62 percent cite bureaucracy and 59 percent blame-shifting as the main frustrations.
Steve Glass notes 13 graduates launched a network of developers, investors, bank presidents, arts leaders, and educators. The program, started 22 years ago by Lawrence, has since produced 427 alumni who remain active in the community and public service.
Apple led the market with about half a billion songs and 70 to 80 percent share. Rivals Napster RealNetworks and Yahoo introduced to go subscriptions for unlimited downloads loaded to portable players using Microsoft XP, a feature iTunes lacks. These services require Windows based players and do not allow keeping songs or burning to CD.
The Dallas Morning News reports that iTunes leads with a simple design while labels push pay per download icons. Subscriptions broaden catalog access, letting fans sample more music than buying alone, yet many customers rent or shelf CDs after brief listening.
A student guide explains two IRA types with emphasis on Roth IRAs for summer workers. It notes traditional IRAs offer tax deductions but Roth IRAs provide tax-free investment profits. The piece covers annual contribution limits, growth projections, and the potential tax advantages for low income savers.
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