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xMax sparks low power wireless revolution

November 4th, 2005 SkyHorse

I’m still in awe after reading the latest news about xMax, the technology that I predict will be even more famous than Wi-Fi is today.

Technical aspects aside, the consequences of this little innovation goes way beyond the mere wireless transmission of data. The possibilities are really endless. I can easily imagine loads of xMax “dots” scattered around the world powered by nothing more than a tiny battery (or even solar power), forming the world’s largest ISP.

It can also be used to unleash the true power of personal networking. Everyone, every home, every dog, connected through a mesh of wireless access points, possible only due to the super-low power consumption (it is predicted that at 2Mbits a wireless xMax can run for years on a watches battery!).
Your watch will have one, so will your computer mouse, your TV, fridge, headphones, iPod, PDA, wallet, heck even your gramma!

A true revolution is on its way, and with commercial products ready as soon as next year, there’s nothing to stop it! (expect the FCC and other regulators)

Techworld.com – xMax sparks low power wireless revolution

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Patent the patent

October 21st, 2005 SkyHorse

Funny comments on slashdot about stupid patent applications:

Patenting Patents
(Score:4, Funny)
by bldp (912036) on Friday October 21, @03:27PM (#13846889)
Somebody should patent the patent process. Quite possibly the only way to screw it up more.
*
Re:Patenting Patents
(Score:4, Funny)
by psst (777711) on Friday October 21, @03:33PM (#13846960)
I have seen this comment posted in every article related to patent abuse. In fact, I am thinking of patenting the idea of patenting the patent process, just so it never comes up on slashdot again.

This was actually about some stupid idiot who’s trying to get royalties from whoever uses XML based on two patents filled in the US in 1999 (No. 5,842,213 and No. 6,393,426)

Now, what about patenting a gas composed of

Nitrogen – 78%
Oxygen – 21%
Argon – 1%
Carbon Dioxide – .03%
Neon – .002%
Methane – .0002%
Helium – .0005%
Krypton – .0001%
Hydrogen – .00005%
Xenon – .000009%

Now *that* would be an idea!

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Microsoft frowned at for smiley patent

July 24th, 2005 SkyHorse

Is this the sign of the end of the world as we know it? ;) (oh please don’t sue me!!!)

Microsoft frowned at for smiley patent – ZDNet UK News

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