Category: Technology
SIP URI Support, and Siemens
A while back, I wrote about the way I see VoIP going, and asked upon Siemens to provide support for dialling a SIP URI address instead of just numeric addresses. Siemens responded with information stating that they will pass the information on to the product manager, who will hopefully respond […]
Read MoreVMWare on Debian
Recently, VMWare Server and Workstation both seem to be broken on Debian Testing and Unstable. The vmware-config.pl script will rebuild your vmnet and vmmon kernel modules, but insmod will segfault when inserting the modules. This is related to an incompatible modutils version. A simple fix is available – open up […]
Read MoreMobile Mapping
It’s as if they’ve been reading this blog. TomTom have recently just released their Map Share technology to the general public. Users can now edit their maps with a few clicks, to report back info on closed roads and roadworks. Having not tried it yet, I can’t comment on the […]
Read MoreMobile Computing
The U.S. Government and industry are attempting to prototype a new type of mobile computing and wireless mesh, where vehicles all communicate with each other about a whole variety of parameters. They are currently planning to use the 5.9GHz band for DSRC (5.8GHz in Europe) for their Vehicle Infrastructure Integration […]
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