AT&T

Stuff I did at AT&T labs and ORL

Virtual Network Computing

Tristan Richardson, Quentin Stafford-Fraser, Kenneth R. Wood & Andy Hopper, IEEE Internet Computing, Vol 2 Number 1, Jan/Feb 1998, pp 33-39

VNC is an ultra-thin client system based on a simple display protocol that is platform- independent. It achieves mobile computing without requiring the user to carry any hardware.

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Augmented Vehicles

One of our in-car computers

My last area of endeavour at AT&T was on the Augmented Vehicles project, where we were designing more intelligent in-car systems to try and make time spent on the move more productive, safe, educational and enjoyable.

One of the ideas we explored was context-sensitive phone management...

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VNC

VNC logo

VNC is a system for sending graphics over networks, and it's used mainly as a way to control one computer desktop from another one.

I worked on VNC for a couple of years, writing the original Windows and Windows CE viewers, and the first Windows VNC server.

The Broadband Phone

Broadband Phone - sketching

I started the Broadband Phone project in early 1999. That was great fun! Fast-moving, high-profile within AT&T, and got lots of attention. People like gadgets.

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