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+Vint Cert On Bandwidth and the Future of Internet Television.
+
+Echoing what almost everyone is thinking these days, [Vint Cerf][3], one of the founders of the internet, and now Google's vice president, thinks that television is dead and internet video delivery will soon be the norm. 
+
+However, unlike many, Cerf doesn't think the bandwidth issues, frequently stated as a potential stumbling block for video over the web, will be a problem. Cerf thinks that a combination of faster connections, improved network technology and not "streaming" content will alleviate any issues.
+
+With every new IPTV type of service at least one broadband provider protests it saying their networks can't handle the strain (the latest are Tiscali, BT and Carphone Warehouse, all British ISPs that don't like the BBC's plan to stream content).
+
+But as Cerf points out streaming is only one small, and perhaps not even important, part of delivering video over the internet. In fact, and I would tend to agree, what most people want is a download now, watch later system, not streaming content. 
+
+We want to download and store content just as we did with a TiVo, or, in the old days, a VCR. 
+
+The chief problem with this scheme is that the current content distributers (networks) don't want you to download and store their content. But as Fake Steve Jobs recently [noted][1] in wake of the recent NBC Apple fallout, the days of networks are numbered: 
+
+>It's over now. Your business model was a historical anomaly built on scarcity of a valuable resource and the willingness of a small group of network operators to not slit each other's throats and to collaborate in exploiting the content producers.
+
+Fake Steve or not, the argument is valid. So perhaps it's a question of who is more likely to come around to the idea of widespread video downloads -- the ISPs or the Networks? My bet is the former.
+
+Below is a video of Cerf speaking at a recent conference and [here's a link][2] to an interview with the Guardian where he talks specifically about the bandwidth issue.
+
+
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+
+[1]: http://fakesteve.blogspot.com/2007/09/boring-rant.html
+[2]: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/video/2007/sep/03/vint.cerf?gusrc=rss&feed=technology
+[3]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinton_Cerf
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+Eudora, one of the earliest and much revered desktop e-mail clients, has been reborn under the Mozilla Thunderbird umbrella. The new beta version of Eudora 8 and the Penelope add-on are [available for download from the Mozilla site][2].
+
+The new Eudora/Penelope project is the result if Qualcomm's decision to open source the code for Eudora when the company announced it would no longer continue development of the e-mail client. At the moment the Eudora client is essentially Thunderbird with an Eudora skin and keyboard shortcuts, but the roadmap promises to bring additional features over from Eudora in the future.
+
+Existing Eudora users will be happy to see that the new client should be able to import your mail store without issue and the interface and menu layout should look more or less similar to the last version of Eudora. 
+
+The [Penelope extension][1] (which works with Eudora and Thunderbird) provides new icons and sound files as well as familiar key mapping, icons, toolbar layout and column layout. 
+
+If you're a Thunderbird user, Eudora 8 has some features you might appreciate, such as the ability to add any menu item to the toolbar. Also note that if you do use Thunderbird, Eudora will recognize and user your existing Thunderbird settings. Eudora 8 also supports Thunderbird add-ons or at least it should. I had some problems using the Lightning extension -- YMMV.
+
+Eudora 8 works with both POP and IMAP e-mail accounts, but, like Thunderbird, doesn't support Microsoft Exchange (though there are some plug-ins the purport to do the job).
+
+The developers of Eudora/Penelope would like everyone to know that Eudora isn't an attempt to compete with Thunderbird, rather it's meant to compliment it.
+
+>Whereas "Eudora" is a branded version of Thunderbird with some extra features added by the Eudora developers, "Penelope" is an extension (also called an "add-on") that can be used with either Eudora or Thunderbird. The Eudora installer includes the corresponding version of Penelope along with it so there is no need to install Penelope if you are installing Eudora. Most features in Penelope can be accessed when used with Thunderbird, but there are a few that require Eudora in order to work correctly and it's not something that gets tested.
+
+
+For many Eudora was the first real GUI-based e-mail client and it's nice to see it continue in a new open source form, but at the same time many of those same people may have moved on to popular web-based clients. Still, for desktop e-mail users missing the golden days of Eudora, you're solution has arrived.
+
+Keep in mind that the new Eudora 8 is a beta release so, as always, proceed with caution.
+
+
+[1]: http://wiki.mozilla.org/Penelope
+[2]: http://wiki.mozilla.org/Penelope_Releases
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+It would seem that the latest version of Google Earth, which, [as we mentioned][5], includes the new Google Sky features, also includes a huge [Easter Egg][4] -- a flight simulator.
+
+To activate the simulator you'll need the latest version of Google Earth. Open the app (be sure to check out Google Sky if you haven't), click somewhere in the main map window and press Crtl+Alt+A (Mac users Apple+Option+A) and you should see the dialogue window pictured below.
+
+To use the Flight simulator just choose an aircraft and select an airport from the drop down list. A new window will open and you'll have a cockpit view of your chosen aircraft. 
+
+To actually fly it would help to have a joystick, though you can control the aircraft with these [keyboard shortcuts][1]. That said, it's really hard to control the aircraft (unless you happen to adept at flight simulators).
+
+Marco Gallotta, who discovered the Easter egg, has [some tricks in his post][3]: 
+
+>Moving on though, you can get a quick start by holding Page Up for a few seconds to increase to maximum thrust (thrust meter is the left bar of the lower-left meters). Once you've accelerated to a sufficient velocity use the arrow keys to take-off. The keys are in reverse as one would expect with any flight simulator, so use the down arrow to take-off. When you've gained enough altitude then stabalise the aircraft to a straight flight path. It can be rather tricky to get the hang of as the controls are quite sensitive."
+
+Once you're activated flight simulator you can return to it at any time using a new "Enter Flight Simulator" item in the Tools menu.
+
+[via [Digg][2]]
+
+[1]: http://earth.google.com/intl/en/userguide/v4/flightsim/index.html
+[2]: http://digg.com/software/Google_Earth_Flight_Simulator_2
+[3]: http://marco-za.blogspot.com/2007/08/google-earth-flight-simulator.html
+[4]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg_%28virtual%29
+[5]: http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/08/space-the-final.html
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+Opera has taken the wraps of the new version 9.5, with an alpha preview release that boasts some impressive new features including the much improved Kestrel rendering engine. Kestrel, the new version of the rendering engine behind Opera 9.5, is already in the wild as part of [Opera Mini][4], as well as the Wii's Internet Channel browser.
+
+Kestrel is significantly faster than any other browser I've used. I don't have any official benchmarks to compare, but [go ahead and test the 9.5 alpha][3] -- it's fast, damn fast.
+
+But the new release isn't just about speed, there's a [host of new features][2], both in the UI and behind the scenes, that promises the next version of Opera will be an impressive release.
+
+Perhaps most notable for web developers is much improved CSS rendering capabilities including support of CSS 3 features that have yet to make it into other popular browsers (for what it's worth, Opera is only browser I have that passes all the [CSS 3 selectors test][1]).
+
+The complete list of changes and new features can be found for each system (<a href="http://snapshot.opera.com/windows/w950a1.html">Windows</a><br /><a href="http://snapshot.opera.com/mac/m950a1.html">Mac</a><br /><a href="http://snapshot.opera.com/unix/u950a1.html" >UNIX</a>), but the highlights include:
+
+>*	Performance
+*	Full history search
+*	Improved site compatibility
+*	Access for everyone
+*	Improved platform integration
+*	Preview of bookmark and Speed Dial synchronization
+*	Improved Content blocking options
+*	Mac GUI changes/improvements. Opera 9.5 looks much better on a Mac, and conforms to the Apple Human Interface Guidelines. 
+
+The full history search is perhaps the most immediately useful of the new features and one of those things you'll wonder how you did without once you experience it. Unlike most browser history searches, which look at the URLs and sometimes titles of the pages you have visited, Opera's full history search searches the actual content of the Web pages you have visited to pull up relevant results.
+
+Other notable new features include a context menu option to open the current page in any other browsers on your system and some significant improvements to the built-in mail client such as faster IMAP performance and an improved indexing and storage back end.
+
+The new alpha release is meant merely for testing and you shouldn't overwrite your existing copy of Opera, but it provides a nice preview of what's to come. So far Opera has not released any information about when the final version of 9.5 will arrive.
+
+[1]: http://www.css3.info/selectors-test/test.html
+[2]: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2007/09/04/go-and-get-opera-9-5-alpha-3
+[3]: http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/next/
+[4]: http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/08/new-opera-mini-.html
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