Apple launches new iMacs and OS
Priced from $1995, the new line of iMacs are sleeker, faster, quieter and more Net-friendly than previous versions, says Apple.
Priced from $1995, the new line of iMacs are sleeker, faster, quieter and more Net-friendly than previous versions, says Apple.
Nortel Networks has launched a unified communications platform to provide small and medium-size businesses with a range of internet-based voice and data communications.
Another security problem has cropped up to plague Microsoft's browser software.
In just a few years, observers will look back at today's e-commerce as nothing but the "primordial ooze" necessary to develop the full-blown economy that is bound to emerge over the internet, said an analyst at an IDC conference on the internet economy in the keynote presentation on Tuesday.
Microsoft claims chief competitor is RealNetworks
Despite posting a US $3.1 million loss in its first public earnings report covering its second fiscal quarter, Red Hat Software Inc. today said it saw revenues increase 95 percent from the same period last year.
The Clinton Administration has loosened export controls on mass-market encryption software, winning immediate approval The White House said encryption product of any key length may be exported without a licence, after review, to commercial firms in any country, except for seven that are considered by the US government to be terrorist states.
Thus far, Sega has used its own OS rather than the Windows CE for Dreamcast
Intel has rolled out yet another round of faster processors for low-cost mobile computers, releasing mobile Celeron processors running at 433MHz and 466MHz.
Case should be considered as a breach of contract dispute says MS lawyers
Auction houses cooperating with SIIA to tighten oversight of software sales,
Belluzzo will report directly to Ballmer
The popularity of the internet and new corporate distribution strategies are fuelling direct PC sales that are expected to outpace indirect sales by 2001, according to an IDC.
Bill aimed at drug dealers, child pornographers, terrorists and white collar criminals
Linux is up and running on an IA-64 simulator in Intel's labs