Monthly Archives: October 2003

Apple Updates iBook Lineup

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Apples iBook notebooks entered the G4 generation on Wednesday, the company announced. Separately, the company also lowered prices for its eMac education line.While previous...

Microsofts Newest Shared Source License: Whats the Catch?

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Microsoft announced Wednesday that it is offering to share its Windows source code with its "Most Valuable Professionals" (MVPs) with roots in the Windows...

Building Better Systems: A Lesson From Murphys Law

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People often misquote Murphys Law as stating, "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong." This misses an essential element of the Law: one...

Motorola Unveils Tiny Smartphone Chip

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LAS VEGAS—Motorola Inc. on Wednesday announced a new chip architecture designed to decrease the size—as well as simplify and cut application development times—for mobile...

Cisco, IBM Collaborate on Storage

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Extending their collaborative efforts into the storage arena, IBM and Cisco Systems Inc. today unveiled an IBM storage volume controller built into Cisco switches....

AT&T Reports Growth in IP Services Revenue

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AT&T Corp.s business services are growing in key markets, sustaining the companys prospects even as its long-distance voice revenue falls and the telecom sector...

NAI, Check Point to Offer All-in-One Security Appliance

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Two of the largest security vendors in the industry are getting together to offer an all-in-one security appliance, and in so doing will join...

MS Study: Office 2003 Boosts Productivity

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NEW YORK—Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday will not only announce the worldwide availability of Office System 2003, but will also roll out the results of...

Ballmer Touches All Bases

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.—Microsoft Corp. has a variety of "opportunities" to take cost out of the development, deployment and day-to-day operations of IT systems,...

Yahoo! Gets Tough with Spammers

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Today, Yahoo! (www.yahoo.com), the popular Internet portal, introduced four new antispam tools for its Web-based e-mail service, Yahoo! Mail. Most notably, the service now...