It’s been a while since the last post. There’s a few in the pipeline but in the mean time here’s another quick dip into the EmbeddedSphere.
Zfone from Phil Zimmerman is continuing to take some massive strides towards acceptance by the IETF according to the VOIPSA. So as VOIPSA asks why doesn’t Skype embrace a protocol like ZRTP to deflect the criticism and suspicion surrounding it’s VoIP encryption?
Doug Gaff gives embedded engineers a scare by asking is the embedded industry dead? Embedded Processors from ExtremeTech is a great introduction to the embedded processor market (although the article is now 5 years old). Making the Pentium processor’s market share equate to practically 0% should come as some comfort to embedded engineers that are worried about the death of their industry 
The Embedded Components blog allows active contribution as means of increasing your influence in the embedded market place. The blog seems to have quite a low rate of posting, but it’s still great to keep coming across embedded focused blogs.
China Daily reports that tickets for the 2008 Olympics will have embedded RFID chips in order to prevent counterfeiting. This was also done for the last football world cup.
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