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| - Mac
owners offer mixed reviews of Opera
- Handspring
Launching New Visor?
- Sun readies
launch of midrange UltraSPARC III servers
- Compaq
introduces 64MB iPaq handheld
- Norton
AntiVirus puts a lock on email
- Apple
Announces New G4 Strategy and Pricing
- Seeking
the Big Picture With 360-Degree Web Video
- SAP
Leverages CRM for Intellectual Property Management
- 'HailStorm'
already stirring a tempest
- Handspring
Unveils Thin Visor
- Next beta
of Windows XP ready to roll
- Microsoft
touts smart phones, outlines wireless plans
- AMD
to unveil new chips, delay others
- Bluetooth
Teething Troubles
- IBM To Offer
Linux Version Of MySAP For Mainframes
- Sun
introduces new mid-range servers
- B2B
integration vendors facing shakeout
- Nortel's
Next-Generation Optical System
- IBM
launches WebSphere Portal Server
- Will
Oracle Finally Deliver With Release Of 11.5.3?
- Eazel
Releases Nautilus
- Hewlett-Packard
Launches New Handheld Devices
Mac
owners offer mixed reviews of Opera
Can the Mac operating system support
another Web browser, especially one that isn't free? Handspring
Launching New Visor?
Rumors abound that the handheld maker will soon deliver
a slimmer Visor. Fan sites have pictures of the 'Visor Edge,' but the company
only acknowledges that something is afoot. Sun
readies launch of midrange UltraSPARC III servers
Sun Microsystems Inc.
this month plans to boost its midrange Unix server lineup by announcing a set
of multiprocessor systems based on the company's 64-bit UltraSPARC III chip.
Compaq
introduces 64MB iPaq handheld
Compaq Computer on Friday unveiled two new
iPaq handhelds, including one equipped with 64MB of memory. Norton
AntiVirus puts a lock on email
Users of the Symantec Corp.'s Norton AntiVirus
software may have problems getting their e-mail when the program's e-mail filter
fails to run properly. Apple
Announces New G4 Strategy and Pricing
Apple is slashing the price of its
733Mz PowerMac G4 because of a greater-than-expected availability of high-speed
chips from Motorola, the company announced. Seeking
the Big Picture With 360-Degree Web Video
Internet video has growing pains,
seeks to move beyond the novelty of pan-and-zoom. SAP
Leverages CRM for Intellectual Property Management
In its continuing effort
to gain market share in the CRM industry, SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) has announced the
addition of enhanced functionality within its mySAP Media product... 'HailStorm'
already stirring a tempest
In pledging conformance to open standards and
protocols, Microsoft Corp. said all the right things with the launch here earlier
of HailStorm, the software maker's building blocks initiative for Web services.
Handspring
Unveils Thin Visor
It must be time for new spring fashions, and in the
handheld personal digital assistant arena, Handspring Inc. is going with the thin
look Next
beta of Windows XP ready to roll
Barring an unforeseen "show stopper,"
Microsoft expects to release beta 2 to testers. The OS is being pitched to consumers
as the "next revolution." Microsoft
touts smart phones, outlines wireless plans
Microsoft's partners are expected
to begin selling Stinger smart phones in the U.S. by year's end. The phones were
designed, among other things, to tie into enterprise Outlook e-mail systems through
a firewall. AMD
to unveil new chips, delay others
Advanced Micro Devices will unveil a
pair of new desktop PC processors but the company has delayed some of its future
products. Bluetooth
Teething Troubles
Sadly for 3Com's Shaun Paice, it was a fairly typical
demonstration of a dazzling new technology. Paice was showing just how easy it
was to link two laptops using the long-awaited miracle of wireless communication.
IBM
To Offer Linux Version Of MySAP For Mainframes
IBM thinks it has an answer
for big enterprises fed up with the complexity of supporting enterprise applications
running across hundreds, or even thousands, of small servers--run everything off
a single mainframe. Sun
introduces new mid-range servers
Sun Microsystems Inc. rolled out four
new mid-range servers that incorporate high-end features typically reserved for
its enterprise-class Starfire servers. B2B
integration vendors facing shakeout
The online business-to-business integration
market is in the midst of consolidation as vendors offer solutions that expand
traditional EDI trading through emerging XML technologies. Nortel's
Next-Generation Optical System
Nortel Networks Corp. unveiled a line of
next-generation optical networking products Monday, promising to deliver "massive
bandwidth" and integrated network transmission speeds of between 40 and 80 Gbps.
IBM
launches WebSphere Portal Server
Like IBM Global Services' launch of its
corporate portal in December and subsidiary Lotus Development Corp.'s knowledge
management suite in January, IBM's Software Group is now jumping into the portal
software market. Will
Oracle Finally Deliver With Release Of 11.5.3?
Larry Ellison, Oracle's
president and CEO, made a familiar pitch at Oracle AppsWorld in New Orleans.
Eazel
Releases Nautilus
Although it represents a small dent in the dominance
of Windows, Eazel's release last week of its Nautilus 1.0 software--which provides
a Linux-based graphical user interface for desktop computers--brings Linux one
step closer to the desktop Hewlett-Packard
Launches New Handheld Devices
U.S. computer maker Hewlett-Packard Co.
unveiled a new color-screen handheld computer in a move that makes its product
line more cost-competitive. Back
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