Tag: XEROX

A new workplace networking system could dramatically improve employee productivity and intra-office communications. But, in a crushing flip-side, it could also produce extremely disgruntled, dispirited and paranoid workers. Fuji Xerox's FX Palo Alto Laboratory developed the software, which carries the placatory name myUnity, as a simple method for coworkers and bosses to observe and interact and ...

There's a load of great tech news happening out there every day, and, unfortunately, we just can't cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web. Last week, the very last roll of the legendary Kodachrome film, filled with shots of New York City and Kansas, was processed in Parsons, Kansas, where the only ...

digg_url ='http://www.switched.com/2010/05/10/bad-men-the-five-worst-tech-ads-and-five-who-got-it-right/'; Share While we'd love to think we're immune to the coercive powers of advertising, we're confident that a lie detector test would shame us all. For the companies hoping to sell us their wares, that would seem like great news, but the blade of advertising cuts both ways; a bad commercial ...

Highlights from this morning's other big tech headlines.... A survey of 45 U.S. businesses has determined that twice as many system data breaches occurred during 2009 than did during 2008. The cyber attacks, 36-percent of which came as a result of lost or stolen devices, resulted in average organizational damages of $6.75 million. [From: CNET] Xerox has become so ingrained as a U.S. brand ...

The folks at Xerox has been working on their "erasable paper" idea for some time now, but it looks like they've been making some real progress as of late, with them now even going so far as to say that they hope to have an actual product available sometime next year. The paper itself, however, appears to still use the same basic technology they've been working on all along -- namely, a coating ...