But speech has not become the universal interface for desktop computers, and some experts say that it is unlikely to do so any time soon. Opting out of the online-buying labyrinth. When I log in to my Etrade account, all I want to see is the amount of money in each mutual fund I own and my money market. There is one screen that presents all this data. But I'll be damned if I can remember which screen it is, and I've had the account for six months.
Web sites run with early election results.
In a one-paragraph brief, Inside acknowledged that the latest presidential election results remain wildly sketchy, but the online magazine nonetheless posted the information based on reports given to it by several journalists who saw the coveted data, which is collected by Voter News Service. Although the demand for books to be read on a screen remains largely theoretical, agents for authors and publishers have already begun arguing over how much of the proceeds from electronic book sales to bookstores and middlemen should belong to writers. The pickled herring did not kill me. This one's short though, still playing catch-up. Quantifying the Internet.