Man vs. Computer: Still a Match (washingtonpost.com) - Charles Krauthammer

Charles Krauthammer is my favorite political columnist - the man has a practical head on his shoulders.

He usually writes about politics, but for his November 21, 2003 article, he wrote about chess at Man vs. Computer: Still a Match (washingtonpost.com).

The article presents an interesting view on the ubiquitous world of digital machines - showing their advantages - and - limitations.

Ubiquity Breeds Utility

Ubiquity Breeds Utility - Venture Blog

VentureBlog in a posting entitled "Ubiquity Breeds Utility "
by Naval Ravikant discusses the ubiquitous wireless world of the future on the example of Dartmouth College. This is a very important posting about where the future of technology is going.

Forbes.com: All Eyes on Google

There it is again - Internet "ubiquity".

At Forbes.com: All Eyes on Google it is written:

"But Google has become much more than merely a search service. It is a daily tool and main entry point for millions of users, stealing the spotlight from the browser (Explorer or whatever) and Internet portals like Yahoo. It is a labor of love for programmers, who have built applications off of Google and posted them like trophies on the Web. One does a 'smackdown,' comparing the Internet ubiquity of two words ('love' beats 'money,' but not by much); another creates poems (see slideshow)."