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- Tool suggests rise of new breed of hacker
- HP
unveils new server appliances
- Bluetooth
Takes a Hit
- SilverStream to
make Web services splash
- Sony,
HP halt future DDS products
- New
ERP Tool To Customize Manufacturing, Sales
- Microsoft
server vulnerable to DoS hit
- Nokia
misdials with handsets
- iPlanet
steps up efforts to woo developers
- Red
Hat offers software management service, new OS
- SkyCross
Announces New 800MHz-2.5GHz Antenna For Telematics and Other Wireless Applications
- Toshiba
Eyes July Launch For Pocket PC PDA
- Time
For A Computer Magazine Comeback?
- IBM
Drops Price, Boosts Quality of Flat-Panels
- Macromedia
to deliver 3-D Web tools
- 3Com
to Embed Firewall On Network Interface Cards
- Worth
The Switch?
- Aiming for an A
in wireless LANs
- Packaged Software
Addresses Mid-Market CRM Needs
- Ultimate
CDS
- Chips speed secure Web
data
Tool suggests rise
of new breed of hacker
So, you want to be a cracker? Well, thanks to lax
security by vendors and network administrators, not to mention an underground
network of devious and talented souls churning out user-friendly cracking tools,
it's never been easier. HP
unveils new server appliances
Hewlett-Packard Co. beefed up its hardware
line with the release of 19 new server appliance products designed to handle specialized
Internet content management functions. Bluetooth
Takes a Hit
The wait has stretched longer than anticipated for the release
of products that use Bluetooth, the wireless standard designed to allow devices
within 30 feet of each other to communicate. SilverStream
to make Web services splash
As competition intensifies among application
server vendors, SilverStream is looking to Web services to provide a way to leverage
apps on any platform. Sony,
HP halt future DDS products
Sony Electronics and HP, two of the largest
producers of the popular DDS tape backup, say they're no longer considering future
incarnations of the 10-year-old DAT technology. New
ERP Tool To Customize Manufacturing, Sales
Mapics, Inc. has released a
new, Web-based, integrated product configuration tool designed to automate the
processes of manufacturing and selling complex products to meet a customer's exact
requirements. Microsoft
server vulnerable to DoS hit
The company has acknowledged that the firewall
and proxy server it released earlier in the year is now vulnerable to a denial
of service attack. Nokia
misdials with handsets
Nokia is working to fix a software glitch that
could cause connection problems for up to 10 percent of all cell phones sold in
the United States when carriers upgrade to higher-speed network equipment later
this year. iPlanet
steps up efforts to woo developers
New resources and tools to help developers
build Java 2 Enterprise Edition applications on top of the iPlanet Application
Server were announced by iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions. Red
Hat offers software management service, new OS
Red Hat Inc., a leading
Linux software vendor, has unveiled a new service designed to simplify the administration
of systems running its software, as well as a new release of its operating system.
SkyCross
Announces New 800MHz-2.5GHz Antenna For Telematics & Other Wireless Applications
SkyCross Inc., has announced a new wide-band antenna capable of handling satellite
and terrestrial communications -- reducing the need for multiple antennas for
next-generation mobile wireless applications Toshiba
Eyes July Launch For Pocket PC PDA
Toshiba is planning its long-awaited
entry into the personal digital assistant (PDA) market for July, according to
a company source. Time
For A Computer Magazine Comeback?
About two years ago, I wrote a controversial
column entitled "Are computer magazines dead?" IBM Drops Price, Boosts
Quality of Flat-Panels
New monitors include $600 LCD at low end, plus
high-resolution option for $5929 Macromedia
to deliver 3-D Web tools
Developers looking to provide three-dimensional
images on the Web got a big boost last week when Macromedia Inc. announced it
will release 3-D-enabled tools next month. 3Com
to Embed Firewall On Network Interface Cards
3Com and Secure Computing
announced they would embed Secure Computing's Sidewinder firewall technology in
3Com network interface cards. Worth
The Switch ?
"Softswitches" promise Web-like flexibility for industrial-strength
telecom in your office. But some performance and security hurdles remain.
Aiming
for an A in wireless LANs
Chipmaking start-up Atheros is tuning in to
802.11a, a standard that promises both higher performance than the popular 802.11b
technology and lower power consumption. Packaged
Software Addresses Mid-Market CRM Needs
Sweden-based CRM services provider
IFS has unveiled an initiative it claims is the first prepackaged, portal-based
program designed for mid- size companies. Ultimate
CDS
What could you do with a 100-gig CD, or a digital camera that packs
2,000 snapshots in the space of a business card? Chips
speed secure Web data
New dedicated wares from Andes, Corrent and Accelerated
can help alleviate processing bottlenecks
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