Microsoft, Apple Join in Games Company
NEW YORK (07/19/2000) - Microsoft Corp. and Apple Computer Inc. are forming a
new games company, primarily to port Windows-based games to the Macintosh,
according to officials here at Macworld Wednesday.
NEW YORK (07/19/2000) - Microsoft Corp. and Apple Computer Inc. are forming a
new games company, primarily to port Windows-based games to the Macintosh,
according to officials here at Macworld Wednesday.
Gates to be "chief software architect"
It's a little late for the holiday shopping season, but Yahoo Inc. today launched one-stop shopping services for six of its "Yahoo World" local sites, bringing them up to par with electronic commerce capabilities offered by its flagship U.S. site.
Announcing a new business unit and product packages for telephone companies and mobile communications providers, Compaq Computer officials yesterday declared the company is serious about growing its telecommunications business.
Sun Ray device requires no processing on the client side
MCI WorldCom is enhancing its services for multinational companies with the expansion of its Global Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) service to Hong Kong, Tokyo and Sydney, the company announced yesterday.
New versions handles up to 2000 simultaneous users
Microsoft announced three electronic commerce initiatives here yesterday in an effort to partner with companies that will help it offer one-stop shopping for businesses setting up storefronts on the Internet.
Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday announced a corporate reorganisation that will split the company into two independent organisations.
Online commerce is not the stronghold of retail-priced priced goods any more
MS witness concedes key points
Microsoft's major argument: that it doesn't have a monopoly
New versions intended to help Intel fend off competitors
Group includes Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft
"Complete rewrite of platform" joins new licensing model