Monthly Archives: June 2004
MasterCard Looks to Crack Down on Phishing
As part of a continuing effort to halt the exploding online crime of phishing, MasterCard International Inc. on Tuesday announced that it is establishing...
Seamless Computing Takes a Baby Step Forward
On Tuesday, the Digital Home Living Alliance (the group formerly known as the Digital Home Working Group) finalized its guidelines for interoperability and commenced...
New Designer Mice on Tap?
Our chums at ActiveWin have posted (with Microsofts blessing) a link to this teaser for a new product due to be announced July 8....
Wi-Fi Security Standard Nears Approval
Industry sources said the IEEE 802.11i specification could be ratified this Thursday, adding a needed layer of security to the Wi-Fi standard.
Sources said the...
Red Hat to Offer Top-Level Certification
Red Hat announced a new learning services and master-level certification, the RHCA (Red Hat Certified Architect), to complement its Linux offerings.
The new enterprise architect...
Quigo Takes to Niche Markets with Contextual Ads
A small online ad player is taking contextual online advertising vertical.
Quigo Technologies Inc. on Monday launched a new content-targeted ad platform called AdSonar Exchange...
Microsoft Posts SP1 for Reporting Services
Microsoft on Tuesday announced the first service pack for SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services, the BI (business intelligence) tool the company released in January.
Reporting...
Sprint to Spend $1 Billion on 3G Upgrade
Sprint Corp. on Tuesday announced plans to spend $1 billion upgrading its wireless network to support 3G technology.Promising average data speeds of 300K bps...
HP Scales Up StorageWorks for Linux
Hewlett-Packard Co. is boosting its storage grid architecture by enabling applications to see a single file system image across connected servers and devices within...
PC Makers Roll Out Desktops with Grantsdale, Alderwood Chip Sets
IBM on Tuesday became the latest PC maker to announce desktops based on Intel Corp.s new 915G, 915P and 925X Express chip sets.
Dell Inc....