The Yorkie is a tiny PC that sits next to your regular PC so it won't interfere with the software already installed. All of the security information is stored on an IP stick to provide flexibility and ensure a secure Internet connection. The Yorkie runs on a Linux operating system and works with all broadband services including cable, DSL and fixed wireless. Soon, a 35-cent chip will allow virtually any device to communicate. Home networks will be commonplace.
Keyboards are primitive ways to access information.
Soon, you will routinely speak commands to your computer or any Internet device. The telephone can become the most widely used tool for accessing the Internet in the world. Most people's information aspirations are much bigger than today's networks can satisfy. Words, pictures, and movies must be squeezed into small files to travel over the Internet. Access must be fast and secure to make commerce work.