I think that money and time are the same value. Without time can you not earn monay and wenn you have monay, you need time to spend it. They are both important.

Good information, the microsoft has done an important thing to achieve high level marketing by improving design and upgrading some firmware at xbox 360 console. It also comes with full of supporting Xbox live entertainment.

I'd like to see multitouch combined with some of that IBM natural-language speech recognition they were working on back in the 90s -- the old "Put That There" demos that used gesture recognition without any special pointers or gizmos. Mark Lucente used to work on that: http://www.lucente.us/

The notion that anyone "owns multi-touch" is a bit peculiar. Nobody can patent "multi-touch" and anyone suggesting that this is possible or is the case, simply does not understand patents or patent law. Much of the early work which demonstrated optical and capacitive technologies for multi-touch, as well as pinching, and other gestures, is public domain. Furthermore, the basic concepts and technologies are old enough that the patents have already expired or about to expire for some of the early work that was patented. Multi-touch is like any other technology. "Ownership", such as the term makes sense, is spread out amongst the public domain, and various corporate and academic institutions.

I previously had not heard anything about Moixa but thanks to your office to learn a lot.