Monthly Archives: July 2002
3Com Expands Switch Line
3Com Corp. is continuing to expand its switch line this week with two new managed switches and an addition to its unmanaged line.3Com, of...
NASDAQ Ready to Boot WorldCom
The NASDAQ National Market notified WorldCom Inc. that its securities will be delisted at the opening of business July 5 unless the company requests...
AccMonitor Ably Monitors Compliance
Hiawatha Island Software Co. Inc.s AccMonitor Server software is a versatile Web crawler that checks Web sites for compliance with new Section 508 federal...
National Security is an IT Concern
This Fourth of July, vigilance—as well as patriotism—will be in the minds of many. This is appropriate. Given the terrorists attacks of Sept. 11,...
Dont Believe Providers Claim
More broadband access is what we need. Weve said it in editorials, the government is pressing for it, businesses and content providers are banking...
Tablet PC Is Not for Me
I dont think the Tablet PC is going anywhere—at least, not anywhere it hasnt already been.There are certainly some environments in which a tablet-based...
RIM Takes Global Route
Research in Motion Ltd. is preparing for increased competition from wireless carriers by going global with the development of an international smart phone for...
IBM Enhances Wireless Security Tool
IBM last week announced an improved version of its wireless security monitoring tool, adding self-sensor and self-diagnosis capabilities.Known as Distributed Wireless Security Auditor, the...
Intel, Transmeta Cultivate Mobile Market
Processors for mobile and lightweight devices are getting faster, but for Intel Corp. customers, theyre also getting more expensive.Intel, of Santa Clara, Calif., last...
Take Two Tablets, Call Microsoft in Morning
Tablets could be just the thing to energize the lethargic PC industry. But beware: The side effects of this technology could give some users...