GPS devices shrink from ovens to pocket tools
Stanford pioneer recounts GPS evolution from bulky military gear to ubiquitous civilian use. From car trackers to wristwatch like devices for parents and Alzheimer patients, GPS spreads through autos, golf carts, handhelds, and smartphones with maps guiding routes and finding points of interest.
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HP Compaq merger faces ghosts of mega mergers past
The HP Compaq marriage, valued at 19.5 billion dollars, risks culture clashes and product line confusion similar to historic mega mergers. Analysts warn that such deals often fail to deliver promised benefits, citing former digital equipment corp and ATTs union with NCR as cautions. The new HP plans 15900 layoffs and must align teams, products, and customers while sustaining innovation through strong leadership.
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Court allows papers to be served via e mail in Nevada
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a Las Vegas hotel casino could email legal documents to an offshore outfit with no physical address. The decision upholds a district judge's use of email service, saying it informs the defendants of legal action and enables response.
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USB 2.0 speeds boost transfer times and upgrad e drive options
A New York AP review highlights USB 2.0 as a major upgrade over USB 1.1 with transfer rates up to 480 mbps, promising faster moves for audio and video files. Real-world tests show 4.1 GB transfers drop from 20 minutes to just over 3 minutes on USB 2.0. external drives from Garmin and Que spark faster throughput, shaping a new standard as hot swappability reduces reboot needs.
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