Monthly Archives: March 2004

Morning Notes from Mono Developer Meeting Day One

Posted on March 5, 2004 by Brian Jepson

I’ve posted some notes from the The First Mono Developer Meet over at my O’Reilly Network weblog.

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Local Unix Geek in Salve Today

Posted on March 4, 2004 by Brian Jepson

My Mac OS X Panther for Unix Geeks co-author and fellow Rhode Islander was profiled in Salve Today

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Series 60 Sales Numbers

Posted on March 4, 2004 by Brian Jepson

Russell Beattie: “great news for Series 60.”

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Tom Hoffman @ SXSW

Posted on March 3, 2004 by Brian Jepson

Providence blogger Tom Hoffman will be appearing on a panel on weblogs in education at SXSW Interactive.

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Microsoft’s Mobile Plan

Posted on March 3, 2004 by Brian Jepson

Russell Beattie: “Already here in the U.S. I can get a Microsoft device from every major carrier. That’s pretty good penetration for a company that’s supposed to be an also-ran in the mobile market.”

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Some Implications of Software Commodification

Posted on March 3, 2004 by Brian Jepson

David Stutz: “Demand for simple, standardized, formats will overcome the advantages that once clearly favored Microsoft technology. Historically, the appearance of multiple sources for a commodity, multiple methods of production, and multiple markets, almost completely eliminates the power of the … Continue reading →

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