martin scorsese presents the blues propmtfile

Microsoft has given game makers a glimpse of the new Xbox 2 console. Two high-speed lifts at the world's tallest building have been officially recognised as the planet's fastest.ĭetails of the chip designed to power Sony's PlayStation 3 console will be released in San Francisco on Monday.īritish Telecom has said it will double the broadband speeds of most of its home and business customers.Ī blind student has developed software that turns colours into musical notes so that he can read weather maps.Īsk Jeeves has bought the Bloglines website to improve the way it handles content from web journals or blogs. The number of Europeans with broadband has exploded over the past 12 months, with the web eating into TV viewing habits, research suggests. Market leader Nintendo, however, is releasing a handheld console that it says will revolutionise the way games are played.Ĭontroversial new EU rules for the patenting of computer-based inventions have been put on hold due to a last minute intervention from Poland. The mobile gaming industry is set to explode in 2005 with a number of high-profile devices offering a range of gaming and other features such as movie and music playback. Ultra high speed wi-fi connections moved closer to reality on Thursday when Intel said it would list standards for the technology later this year. If you are a geek or gadget fan, the next 12 months look like they are going to be a lot of fun. Mobile phones are still enjoying a boom time in sales, according to research from technology analysts Gartner. Jef Raskin, head of the team behind the first Macintosh computer, has died. Still basking in the relatively recent glory of last year's Sands Of Time, the dashing Prince of Persia is back in Warrior Within, and in a more bellicose mood than last time.Ĭomputer giant IBM says 500 of its software patents will be released into the open development community. Software that can not only monitor every keystroke and action performed at a PC but also be used as legally binding evidence of wrong-doing has been unveiled. Microsoft says it is clamping down on people running pirated versions of its Windows operating system by restricting their access to security features. People using wireless high-speed net (wi-fi) are being warned about fake hotspots, or access points.

Martin scorsese presents the blues propmtfile