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Cobras promised 'better' Paarl pitch

Boland chief executive Omar Henry has promised the beleaguered Cape Cobras a "better" pitch for this weekend's SuperSport Series clash against the Warriors at Boland Park.

Opinion: Two Years In - How The Wii Has Failed

Opinion: Two Years In - How The Wii Has Failed [10.28.08] Following his ebullient first installment praising Nintendo's Wii, designer Brice Morrison looks at the flip side - discussing just how the console "has failed to deliver on the magic it promised", and why it's been a disappointment "to see our promised virtual experience reduced to shaking the controller."

MotorStorm: Pacific Rift DLC Promised

UK, October 28, 2008 - MotorStorm: Pacific Rift, Evolution Studio's highly regarded follow-up to its PlayStation 3 launch title, is to receive a steady raft of downloadable content, with the games' director Nigel Kershaw adding that much of the content will be free of charge.

Valkyrie Profile: Covenant Of The Plume Promised For Release In March

I predicted Square Enix picked up Valkyrie Profile: The Accused One back in June when I caught a trademark. Now, about five months later, we have an official confirmation that Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume is coming and a teaser site to poke at. But, there isn't anything to see aside from the March 17, 2009 release date for North America.

iPhone Dev Team delivers iPhone 2.2 firmware jailbreak with a warning

imageAs promised, the iPhone Dev team has delivered the 2.2 firmware jailbreak in the form of the Pwnage tool and Quickpwn for both Mac and Windows machines. This update seems to be the real deal breaker in regards to future unlocks. Upgrading using iTunes can forever eliminate your chances of ever unlocking your iPhone 3G, reports iPhone Buzz.

Nintendo Wii Shortage Turning Into a Glut for the Holidays?

Nintendo promised to supply 50 percent more Wiis this season. But as huge cuts in consumer spending point toward a Christmas to forget, could the unthinkable happen: Too many Wii consoles? Experts weigh in on how Nintendo and others will cope with the unpredictability of the 2008 shopping season.

Rockstar unsure about GTAIV DLC date

Microsoft promised that the first of Grand Theft Auto IV’s downloadable episodes would be arriving this side of Xmas. Alas, it appears that Rockstar isn’t quite so certain.

MS offers peek through Windows 7

It promised that it will deliver a better experience for users when it arrives sometime late next year.

Banks: We will help struggling borrowers

Banks have promised to relax mortgage repayment conditions for struggling home-owners as part of a deal with the Government guaranteeing their overseas debts.

Apple updates iPhone NDA, opens developer forum

As Apple promised in early October, the company has posted an updated Software Developer Kit (SDK) Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) which allows iPhone application developers to more openly discuss their development plans. In order to facilitate such discussion, Apple has also opened a forum especially for iPhone developers.

Brown pledges to boost bank lending

Gordon Brown today promised to take "all measures necessary" to get the banks lending again to small businesses.

Should the United States' New CTO Really Be a CIO?

CurtMonash writes "Barack Obama promised to appoint the United States' first Chief Technology Officer. Naturally, the blogosphere is full of discussion as to who that should be. I favor American Management Systems founder and former IRS Commissioner Charles Rossotti. Richard Koman thinks it should be one of the better state CTOs. John Doerr, going in a different direction, thinks it should be his partner Bill Joy. We can bandy names back and forth all month, but first a more fundamental question needs to be answered: What do we need most — a get-things-done CIO (Chief Information Officer), or a more visionary true CTO? I think it's a CIO, and based on his campaign statements it appears Obama agrees. Management of government IT is a huge, generally unsolved problem, and we need somebody deeply experienced to have a fighting chance.

E-Book: From Web to Phone: Using Interactive Speech Applications to Automate Business Processes

Speech applications have long promised a strong return on investment by automating routine call center tasks and reducing live operator costs. While estimates remain bullish for the industry, the mass market potential of prevailing solutions remains limited by numerous factors, including high up-front costs, complex implementations, and lengthy deployment times. Moreover, lack of focus by speech vendors on highly repeatable applications has limited the sales channel for speech and left millions of potential customers out of the market.

E-Book: From Web to Phone: Using Interactive Speech Applications to Automate Business Processes

Speech applications have long promised a strong return on investment by automating routine call center tasks and reducing live operator costs. While estimates remain bullish for the industry, the mass market potential of prevailing solutions remains limited by numerous factors, including high up-front costs, complex implementations, and lengthy deployment times. Moreover, lack of focus by speech vendors on highly repeatable applications has limited the sales channel for speech and left millions of potential customers out of the market.

E-Book: From Web to Phone: Using Interactive Speech Applications to Automate Business Processes

Speech applications have long promised a strong return on investment by automating routine call center tasks and reducing live operator costs. While estimates remain bullish for the industry, the mass market potential of prevailing solutions remains limited by numerous factors, including high up-front costs, complex implementations, and lengthy deployment times. Moreover, lack of focus by speech vendors on highly repeatable applications has limited the sales channel for speech and left millions of potential customers out of the market.

From Web to Phone: Using Interactive Speech Applications to Automate Business Processes

Speech applications have long promised a strong return on investment by automating routine call center tasks and reducing live operator costs. While estimates remain bullish for the industry, the mass market potential of prevailing solutions remains limited by numerous factors, including high up-front costs, complex implementations, and lengthy deployment times. Moreover, lack of focus by speech vendors on highly repeatable applications has limited the sales channel for speech and left millions of potential customers out of the market.

From Web to Phone: Using Interactive Speech Applications to Automate Business Processes

Speech applications have long promised a strong return on investment by automating routine call center tasks and reducing live operator costs. While estimates remain bullish for the industry, the mass market potential of prevailing solutions remains limited by numerous factors, including high up-front costs, complex implementations, and lengthy deployment times. Moreover, lack of focus by speech vendors on highly repeatable applications has limited the sales channel for speech and left millions of potential customers out of the market.

From Web to Phone: Using Interactive Speech Applications to Automate Business Processes

Speech applications have long promised a strong return on investment by automating routine call center tasks and reducing live operator costs. While estimates remain bullish for the industry, the mass market potential of prevailing solutions remains limited by numerous factors, including high up-front costs, complex implementations, and lengthy deployment times. Moreover, lack of focus by speech vendors on highly repeatable applications has limited the sales channel for speech and left millions of potential customers out of the market.

Gateway site shut down

The prime minister has promised to take action after another government supplier lost sensitive data.

Science Funding Should Remain a Priority, Says Obama Advisor

The basic research funding promised by presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama should not be a victim of the economic collapse, said a science adviser to Obama yesterday. Instead, it should be seen as a way to strengthen the economy.

Ponting promises better show

Australia captain Ricky Ponting promised an improved performance in the rest of the series after the Mohali disaster.

Union Bank Promises Improved Returns to Shareholders

Union Bank Nigeria Plc has promised its shareholders improved returns on their investments in the years ahead.

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