Monthly Archives: December 2000
Making DSL Safe for Masses
Nortel Networks Corp., of Brampton, Ontario, is rolling out a broadband service node to make digital subscriber lines more attractive to a wider market...
Opera 5.0 Changes Tune to Better Compete
Its tough to move up from no. 3 when nos. 1 and 2 are household names and youre a little-known company from Norway. Its...
Should Old Amusements Be Forgot?
With the presidential election wrapped up and the year winding down, Spencer found himself reminiscing about some of the funnier rumors and tidbits that...
Wireless Services Hit Snags
Big brother is proving to be a tough sell. While location-based advertising services for wireless devices have a great deal of potential, the pesky...
Lotus Is Catching the Wireless Bug
Al Zollar has been on the job as CEO of Lotus Development Corp. for nearly a year, and the period has been an unusually...
Palm Pair Handles Office Applications
Two recently released applications—Cutting Edge Software Inc.s QuickOffice 5.0 and DataViz Inc.s Documents To Go Professional Edition—can significantly extend the functionality of Palm OS-based...
Chief Strategy Officer: Got What It Takes?
In the "e" world, little makes sense, but what does is made coherent by a fluid approach to money, markets, management and technology. Its...
eFiles: December 18, 2001
Retaking Control At FordFord Motor Co. two years ago decided it had better things to do than host Web servers. So, like most major...
Always-On Gets More Secure
Protection in a boxIntel Corp. last week launched a broadband router to help protect the security of always-on Internet connections at small and home...
P2P Gets Jury of Its Peers
Do you have P2P jitters?Is all the talk about peer-to-peer sending frigid, lack-of-control, lack-of-security, lack-of-standards shivers down your spine?Stop fretting. P2P is about a...