Monthly Archives: October 2003
Microsoft Research Packs Wallop
LOS ANGELES—Microsoft Corp. themed this weeks Professional Developers Conference along the lines of the companys advancements in presentation, storage and communications, and Wednesday Microsoft...
Could Panther Attract Enterprise Converts?
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SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Judging from the opinions of users gathered at this week OReilly Mac OS X Conference here, the...
First Look: Microsoft Longhorn
Disclaimer: This is a preview based on a very early release of Microsofts next-generation operating system. It lacks the modern user interface elements that...
The Lonestar State of the Tablet Art
Editors note: Microsoft Corp. is a client of the Enderle Group, the consulting firm headed by Rob Enderle.LOS ANGELES—At Microsofts Professional Developers Conference here,...
ISS Shuts Down Two International Offices
Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumInternet Security Systems Inc. on Thursday announced plans to shut down two of its international engineering operations in an...
Its the End of the Phone As We Know It …
Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumIts the end of the phone as we know it, and I feel fine!But I dont think the traditional...
Lenel Bundle Secures NECs High-Availability Servers
Discuss This in the eWEEK ForumNEC Solutions America Inc. is teaming up with Lenel Systems International Inc. to bundle the security firms software with...
E-Commerce: New Wineries vs. The System
WASHINGTON—E-commerce is a boon to many veteran Main Street retailers, but in the policy debates over online sales, the veterans increasingly pit themselves against...
Intel Adds 802.11a to Centrino Notebooks
Intel Corp. on Monday announced a chip that adds 802.11a functionality to its Centrino mobile technology. The Intel PRO/Wireless 2100A network connection supports both...
Nortel to Test Public WLAN Architecture with BT, MIT
Nortel Networks Ltd. is working with British Telecom and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to plan trials of a public WLAN architecture. Nortel said...