Monthly Archives: January 2004
Microsoft Makes Its Play for the Network Attached Storage Market
With Windows Storage Server, Microsoft Corp. aims to boost reliability and slash costs as it gears up efforts to make NAS attractive to SMB...
Injunction Remains in Register.com Whois Marketing Case
A federal appeals court has upheld a preliminary injunction in a 3-year-old case involving the use of the Internets database of domain name registrants...
Ellison Answers Financial, Technical Questions
SAN DIEGO—Wednesday at Oracle AppsWorld here, Larry Ellison was one busy CEO. In between meeting with customers, he managed to fit in an hour-long...
Orkut Returns After Downtime
Orkut, Google Inc.s closely watched experiment with social networking, is back in service.
After going offline over the weekend, the invite-only social network returned on...
Microsoft to Change IE Behavior to Block Spoofing Attacks
Microsoft Corp. has announced in a support document that it will be releasing a software update to Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer to disable...
Microsoft Scraps IE Changes in Eolas Patent Dispute
Microsoft Corp. gave Web developers a reprieve on Thursday, announcing that it had scrapped its plans to modify Internet Explorer this year in response...
64-Bit Computing Options on the Rise?
Enterprises could see their options for 64-bit computing on the x86 architecture grow during the year.In an interview with a financial analyst on Wednesday,...
Microsoft Pitches Human Side of Windows Server System
Microsoft Corp. will put a more human face on its upcoming global multimillion dollar advertising program for its Windows Server System.The company, which is...
Microsoft Dismisses Oracles Attempt to Grab SQL Server Users
Oracle Corp.s recent declaration that 10g will cost the same as Microsoft Corp.s SQL Server isnt particularly impressive, given that for your money, you...
Microsoft: New One-Stop Security Shop?
Are small-business and home users ready to sign up for subscription-based security services from Microsoft Corp.?Next week, on February 6, Microsoft is officially ending...